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Module slot status, Set frame configuration, Locate frame – Grass Valley 2000NET v3.1 User Manual

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2000NET Instruction Manual

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Frame Interface

Module Slot Status

Module Slot Status icons report one of the following:

Set Frame Configuration

Use the Frame Configuration page (

Figure 15 on page 28

) to:

Activate the flashing Locate Frame LED,

Save a frame configuration file or browse and Load a previously saved
frame configuration file,

Assign the frame a name, index, and location,

Enter a Documentation Server Address to link to online manuals (see

Online Manuals on page 51

), and

Enable/disable frame status reports for SNMP monitoring.

Locate Frame

The

Locate Frame

function is explained in

Indicator LEDs on page 18

.

Save/Load Frame Configuration File

You may save a frame configuration to a file by clicking on the

Save To

button. A frame configuration is saved to a default file (FrameConfig-
Data.mcm) and the name cannot currently be changed. Follow the file
download instructions for saving the file. This file can be recalled on this or
any other networked 2000 frame to create a duplicate configuration.

Use the

Browse

button to locate a saved frame configuration file or enter a

path and file name into the display. Select the

Load

button to load the

selected configuration to the frame.

Table 4. Module Status Indicators

Icon

Color

Module

Status

Icon

Text

Indication

White

None

Empty

No module detected in slot.

Gray

No Comm No Comm Slot contains a legacy module which was not designed to support Frame

Bus communications with an 2000NET module.

Green

Pass

Module

Slot contains a fully Frame Bus capable module.

Yellow

Warning

Module

2000NET has detected a warning condition in module due to lack of input
signal or incomplete support for remote monitoring and control. Ability of
module to perform intended operation is limited.

Red

Fault

Module

2000NET has detected a fault condition in module. Fault may have been
communicated over the Frame Bus, or may indicate a failure of the module
to respond over the Frame Bus.

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