Grass Valley K2 Media Client User Manual v3.3 - Manual (Page 30)

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Chapter 2 Getting Started
Configuration Manager
Configuration Manager is the primary configuration tool for the K2 Media Client. It
allows you to make settings that apply to the overall K2 Media Client as well as
settings that apply to individual channels, as summarized in the following table.
Opening and closing Configuration Manager
1. If you are accessing a K2 Media Client from a Control Point PC with a channel
suite that has channels from multiple K2 Media Clients, select a channel from the
K2 Media Client that you want to configure before opening Configuration
Manager.
2. On the AppCenter menu bar, click System | Configuration . Configuration Manager
opens.
NOTE: If the System | Configuration menu option is grayed out, review your level of
user access. For more information, see “Types of K2 users” on page 22 .
Configuration Tab Description
System Configure the video reference, audio reference, and the timecode input. Note
that choices made on this tab might affect options offered on other tabs. For
example, if you designate the video reference standard to be NTSC, you do not
see any options for PAL on the Channel tab. Refer to sections later in this
document,
“SDA-00: Audio/Video Configuration” , “SD-00: Audio/Video
Configuration” , and “HD-00: Audio/Video Configuration” , as appropriate for
the type of K2 Media Client.
Channel Configure the audio and video inputs and outputs on record and play channels.
Refer to
“SDA-00: Audio/Video Configuration” , “SD-00: Audio/Video
Configuration” , and “HD-00: Audio/Video Configuration” , as appropriate for
the type of K2 Media Client.
Ganging Configure channels to play or record together. Refer to “Channel Ganging and
Track Mapping” on page 231 .
GPI Make settings for your GPI triggers. Refer to “GPI and other configurations” on
page 225 .
Panel Set play speed options. Refer to “SDA-00: Audio/Video Configuration” ,
“SD-00: Audio/Video Configuration” , and “HD-00: Audio/Video
Configuration” , as appropriate for the type of K2 Media Client.
Remote Manage other systems as remote hosts for importing or exporting media. Refer
to K2 Media Client System Guide.
Security Set permission levels for media access. Refer to K2 Media Client System Guide.