Grass Valley Indigo AV Mixer v.1.2.2 - Manual (Page 116)

116 INDIGO AV Mixer User Manual
Section 7 — Menus
7.9 Setup Main Menu
Use the SETUP main menu to adjust network settings, obtain diagnostic
information, set input and output settings for video and audio, assign
faders and buttons, calibrate the system, manage GPI/GPO settings and
configure the ports and interfaces for every external device connected to
the INDIGO AV Mixer.
Use the tabs on the top to access the following submenus:
• System Submenu (network settings and diagnostic information)
• Video Submenu (video signal input and output settings)
• Audio Submenu (audio signal input and output settings)
• Control Panel Submenu (assignment of buttons/faders and calibrations)
• GPIO Submenu (GPI/GPO settings)
• External Devices Submenu (configuration of the Media Players)
7.9.1 System Submenu
Use this submenu to set up the parameters for a connected network, obtain
information on the system status and set the complete system to default
settings.
Use the buttons in the Parameter Navigation Area on the top to access the
following sections:
Network
In this section, you can configure the ID parameters if the INDIGO AV
Mixer
is connected to a network, for example, to remotely control a
Turbo iDDR.
Note In order to be able to remotely control a Turbo iDDR via network, the INDIGO
AV Mixer and the Turbo iDDR must use the same address range.
You can set up the following ID parameters:
• IP address
• Sub Net Mask
Note Do not use IP addresses starting with 192.168.99.xxx. This may cause mal-
functions.
See also Network Operation on page 147 for further information.
Note Do not remove or connect the network cable while you are on air. Removing
or connecting the network cable or changing the network parameters can
cause distortions to the video signals.