Grass Valley Kalypso Installation Planning Guide - Manual (Page 80)

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Section 4 — Kalypso HD Frame
Kalypso Control Surface Facility LAN
Kalypso system components communicate over a Control Surface Facility
LAN using an 8 port Ethernet switch built in to the HD Video Processor
frame. This plug and play configuration allows Kalypso components to
communicate with one another with no IP address configuration necessary
using factory default settings.
The Kalypso Control Surface LAN is illustrated in Figure 74 . In this config-
uration, the Main panel, Menu panel, Local Aux panel, uplink from an
Ethernet hub with four Remote Aux panels, and an additional Menu panel
option are connected directly to the Video Processor frame Ethernet switch.
Up to 6 external ports (LAN 1-6) can be accessed on the rear of the Video
Processor frame for connecting system components to the Control Surface
LAN. Two internal ports provide Video Processor frame CPU and the Still
Store option LAN connections.
The Kalypso Control Surface Facility LAN may then be interfaced to an
existing network by connecting a Video Processor frame LAN port to an
external switch or gateway as described in the next sections.
Figure 74. Example Topography of Kalypso Control Surface Facility LAN
Ethernet
Hub1
32-XPT Remote
Aux Panel
(Option)
32-XPT Remote
Aux Panel
(Option)
32-XPT Remote
Aux Panel
(Option)
32-XPT Remote
Aux Panel
(Option)
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10BaseT Facility LAN
100BaseT Facility LAN
Local Aux Panel
Main Panel
Real Time Processor
Menu Panel
Windows Processor
Kalypso HD
Video Processor Frame
Still Store
LAN 7 - Internal
Frame CPU
LAN 8 - Internal
Built-in 8 Port
Ethernet Switch
(6 external ports/
2 internal ports)
LAN 1
LAN 2
LAN 3
LAN 4
LAN 5
LAN 6
Additional
Menu Panel
(option)
Windows Processor
To External Switch
or Gateway