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Profile installation and configuration, Default profile ip address, Unique profile ip addresses – Grass Valley Machine Control Interfaces V.12.0 User Manual

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Kalypso Machine Control Interfaces Installation Instructions

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Profile Installation and Configuration

Profile Installation and Configuration

A Profile VDR is controlled from the Kalypso system using the
KAL-IF-PROFILE option, which includes VDRCS software.

Default Profile IP Address

If only one Profile is involved, use its
default IP address.

Unique Profile IP Addresses

If more than one Profile will be used,
give each Profile a unique IP address.
Profile IP Addresses are changed
using standard Windows methods.
See the Profile Network Manual for spe-
cific information.

Connect Profile Ethernet to Kalypso Switch

The Kalypso system uses an Ethernet
Switch for system communications.
Connect the Profile VDR Ethernet port
to the Kalypso switch.

Uninstall Old VDRCS

If an older version of VDRCS resides
on the Profile, it should be removed.

1.

Exit all applications on the Profile.

2.

Go to Start\Settings\Control
Panel\Add/Remove programs
and uninstall

Omni Base Setup

and

VDRCS

following all prompts.

3.

Using Explorer, go to the C: drive
and delete the

Omnibus

folder.

4.

Reboot the Profile.

Profile Installation and Configuration

(page 31)

Will

Only 1 Profile

be used?

Default Profile IP

Address

(page 31)

List All IP

Addresses for

Later Use

YES

NO

Connect Profile

Ethernet to

Kalypso Switch

(page 31)

Unique Profile IP

Addresses

(page 31)

Install VDRCS

from CD

(page 32)

Connect Profile

Video Outputs to

Kalypso Inputs

(page 40)

Does the

Profile have a

CD-ROM?

YES

NO

Install VDRCS

over Network

(page 38)

Old VDRCS

Installed?

YES

NO

Uninstall Old

VDRCS

(page 31)

Using

Fibre Channel?

YES

NO

Using

PLS 200?

YES

NO

Edit Batch File for

Fibre Channel or

PLS 200

(page 39)