Grass Valley K2 Dyno PA Configuration Manual v.2.0 - Manual (Page 25)

About the K2 Dyno PA application and the Dyno Production Assistant platform service on page 15
Installing the Dyno Production Assistant platform service on page 16
Starting the K2 Dyno PA application on page 17
Installing the generic iSCSI Client Software
To use the Browse feature on the K2 Dyno PA machine with a K2 Summit SAN, you need to install
the generic iSCSI Client software on the Dyno PA machine. The generic iSCSI Client software is
located on the K2 Dyno PA download site on www.grassvalley.com.
1. Double-click on the generic iSCSI file.
2. Follow the instructions to install the software.
3. Once the generic iSCSI install software is installed, reboot the Dyno PA machine.
4. When the machine comes back up, go to Start | Settings | Control Panel | Administrative Tools |
Services and verify that the service Grass Valley K2 Config is running.
Related Links
Configuring the K2 Summit SAN and K2 Dyno PA on page 21
Starting the K2 Dyno PA application
The K2 Dyno PA application can be started from the desktop icon or from selecting Start | Programs
| Grass Valley| Dyno PA Client . Multiple Dyno PA clients can access one Dyno Production Assistant
platform service.
Prerequisites:
• The Dyno Production Assistant platform service starts automatically. The platform service must
be running before you start the K2 Dyno PA application.
When the Dyno PA application is first started, it runs on a 30-day trial license. To continue using
Dyno PA, you need a permanent license to run Dyno PA. For more information on licensing, see
the K2 Dyno PA Release Notes.
To start the K2 Dyno PA application, follow these steps:
1. Double-click on the Dyno PA icon.
The Dyno PA login displays. This allows you to log in to the PC that runs the Dyno Production
Assistant platform service.
2. Enter the following:
a) A username and password. If logging in as an administrator, supply the administrator username
and password as specified in the Managing Users chapter of the Configuration manual. If
logging in as a normal user, enter the username and password supplied by your administrator.
b) The name or IP address of the PC running the Dyno Production Assistant platform service.
If the platform service is running on the same machine, enter localhost .
3. Click the Connect button.
Dyno PA connects with the platform service. The License Selection dialog box displays. If you
have already purchased a permanent license, that license is displayed. For information on licensing,
see the K2 Dyno PA Release Notes.
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