Grass Valley EDIUS Pro v.7.20 - Manual (Page 478)

Interaction with STRATUS
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4 Click [OK].
You can continue to set other items by clicking [Apply].
[Server settings] Dialog Box
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To use the product in stand-alone with K2 Summit, set the K2 Summit C: drive to be used for the network drive
of the client PC. Check [Show only SNFS drivers] in the [Server settings] dialog box, and then select the
assigned drive from the [Storage Drive] list.
Browser Settings
Set items that are allowed when connecting to the K2 Media server.
1 Click [Settings] on the menu bar, and click [System Settings].
2 Click the [Importer/Exporter] tree, and click [K2 (SAN)] → [Browser].
3 Set each item.
4 Click [OK].
You can continue to set other items by clicking [Apply].
K2 Project Importer Settings
You can configure the behavior when importing an edit list in Program/List format that will be managed by a K2 Media
server to EDIUS as a sequence.
1 Click [Settings] on the menu bar, and click [System Settings].
2 Click the [Importer/Exporter] tree, and click [K2 (SAN)] → [K2 Project Importer].
[Delete] Delete servers from [Server].
[Modify] Change the server settings.
[Move Up]/[Move Down] Sort the list.
Select a server from [Server] and move the selected server one place up or
down with each click of [Move Up] or [Move Down].
[Settings] Display the settings of the connection selected in [Server].
[Name] Enter the name of the server to display in the folder view.
[Address] Enter the IP address or server name of the server.
[Username]/[Password] Enter the user name and password required when making the connection.
[Domain] Enter the domain of the server.
[Storage Drive] Select the drive you assigned on the client PC side to the V: drive of the
server.
[Show only SNFS drivers] Normally, check this item.
[Connection Test] Click this button to test the connection to the server with the settings entered
in the [Server settings] dialog box.
[Allows Users to Rename/Delete
Clips and Bins.] Check this item to allow renaming/deleting clips and bins that are managed
by a server.