Grass Valley K2 Dyno Installation v.1.6 - Manual (Page 22)

About K2 Dyno Replay Controller modes
The K2 Dyno Reply Controller operates in the following modes:
• Dyno mode – The Dyno application is open for normal operations such as capturing
and replaying highlight clips.
• Maintenance mode – The Dyno application is closed and the Windows operating
system desktop is available for system tasks such as network configuration and
software update.
By default, the K2 Dyno Replay Controller is in the Dyno mode. You must manually
put the unit in the maintenance mode, which requires a restart. Once you are in the
maintenance mode, if you shutdown or restart, you are prompted to confirm the switch
back to the Dyno mode at next startup. You can also choose to stay in the maintenance
mode at next startup.
Configure network on K2 Dyno Controller
1. Start up the K2 Dyno Controller.
There is no logon for the K2 Dyno Controller.
2. Switch to maintenance mode as follows:
a) At the startup screen, press the Shift button and then touch SHUTDOWN .
b) Touch MAINTENANCE MODE .
The K2 Dyno Client software is closed, and the Windows OS desktop is
displayed after a restart.
3. Proceed as follows:
• If you are using just one Ethernet port (control port) on the K2 Dyno Controller,
skip ahead to step 6
• If you are using two Ethernet connections on the K2 Dyno Controller, proceed
with the next step.
4. Click Start | K2 Dyno | Maintenance | Client Configuration .
The K2 Dyno System Configuration Tool opens.
5. Under Network Interfaces make the following settings:
a) Set Control to Port 1 .
b) Set Media to Port 2 .
c) Click OK to save settings and close.
6. From the Windows desktop, select Start | Control Panel | Network Connections to
open the Network Connections dialog box.
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Configuring networks