Grass Valley K2 Dyno S v.3.0 - Manual (Page 31)

Chapter 2 Dyno S Controller Installation Start up Dyno S Controller
K2 Dyno S Replay Controller 31 Installation & Service Manual
4 December 2012
Start up Dyno S Controller
1. Press the Standby button on the rear of the Dyno S Controller to activate the unit.
2. Power up the computer monitor connected to the Dyno S Controller. The Dyno S
Controller does not require a login, and by default will boot to the Dyno UI screen.
If the network configuration is correct, you can follow the standard startup procedures to
connect to the K2 system.
3. Select a Server on the list, or touch Add Server and type the name of the Server.
4. Select Connect or Reconnect .
Default IP Network Configuration
The K2 Dyno S Replay Controller IP network addressing is configured differently,
depending on whether it ships stand alone, or ships paired with a K2 Summit as a
Dyno-Pack.
Stand alone
A stand alone Dyno S Controller is configured by default to use DHCP. This permits
automatic connection to a network that is running a DHCP network address server.
Dyno-Pack Default IP Addresses
A Dyno-Pack, consisting of a Dyno S Controller paired with a K2 Summit(3G)/Solo(3G),
ships with static IP network addressing
Configure to facility network
The Dyno-Pack default IP addresses will work if the K2 Summit and Dyno S Controller
operate on an isolated network. These values will probably need to be changed to be
compatible with your facility’s existing network.
Use standard Windows operating system procedures on both the K2 Summit and the
Dyno S Controller to configure each with a static IP address on the same subnet. You can
also configure a host name if desired.
Device Default Static IP Address Subnet
Dyno S Controller 192.168.40.155 255.255.255.0
K2 Summit 192.168.40.156 255.255.255.0
Press
Standby
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