Grass Valley LUMO Series - Manual (Page 26)

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LUMO-CPU-ETH Controller Card
Control Interfaces
- Ethernet port monitoring, with communication settings and overall bit rate
- detailed bitrate and communication thoughput from individual cards
- self-monitoring with CPU load, memory usage
- Power Supply and fan status reporting
• Individual Card parameter storage for easy card swapping
• Communication speeds of up to 100 Mbps via Ethernet ports
Control Interfaces
The LUMO-CPU-ETH controller is the control point for the LUMO frame and the LUMO-series
cards installed in the frame. There are no separate operating controls on the frame or cards.
The LUMO-CPU-ETH has two available control interfaces:
• The LUMO-CPU-ETH serves its own web page with access to some operating controls
• Control panels for the LUMO-CPU-ETH can be accessed through Miranda’s iControl system.
Using the LUMO-CPU-ETH web page
The web page served by the LUMO-CPU-ETH controller provides the only means of configuring
the IP address for the controller card.
IP Configuration
Use of this page is essential for the initial configuration of the device, or re-configuration after a
reset, in order to set it up so it can be accessed via iControl on the local area network.
LUMO-CPU-ETH controllers are shipped from the factory with the following IP configuration:
In addition, the LUMO-CPU-ETH IP address will be reset to this value if the front-panel RESET
button is pushed. See the detailed instructions for the reset process on page 21.
It is necessary to change these settings to integrate the LUMO frame into the local network
setup before it can be accessed using iControl. Proceed as follows:
1 Configure a stand-alone computer with the following IP address:
2 Connect the stand-alone computer to the ETH1 port on the LUMO frame (with the LUMO-
CPU-ETH controller installed, and powered up), using a crossover ethernet cable.
• IP address: 192.168.3.31
• Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0
• IP address: 192.168.x.x
• Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0