Grass Valley Kameleon HD Multi-Function Modules v.2.1.0 - Manual (Page 37)

Kameleon HD Instruction Manual 37
Initial Configuration Process Overview
I/O Config Web Page
Use the I/O Config web page to:
• View a graphical overview of the rear module connectors,
• See signal status of inputs, and
• Assign easily recognizable signal names that will help later in the con-
figuration process.
An overall description of the I/O web pages is provided below. Refer to
KAM-HD-FS I/O Config Web Pages on page 38 and
KAM-HDD-PA/KAM-HDD-FS/KAM-HDD I/O Config Web Pages on page 40
for specific illustrations of the possible I/O Config web pages for each
model type and system configuration.
• Header Row – The top header row provides the connector hardware
physical label (J#) and the dedicated signal type for the connector. This
information is determined by the settings of the System Configuration
web page and the module type (refer to the
System Config Web Page on
page 43 ).
• Connector – The connector row illustrates connector types provided for
each port.
• I nput/Output Mode – the I/O mode is static read-only based on the type of
module and the settings made on the System Configuration web page.
• Signal Naming – enter a signal name (up to 12 characters) for each opera-
tional input/output. The name will be used to identify the signal in
other configuration web pages. Factory default names for all models
are shown in
Figure 22 on page 38 .
• Status Boxes – as shown in the Legend at the bottom of the I/O Config
web page, each connector is monitored and status reported with the fol-
lowing color code:
• Green = Pass – signal is present.
• Yellow = Warning – signal is absent, has errors, or is misconfigured.
• Light gray = connector is not monitored.
• Dark gray = connector is unused.
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