Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.5.0 - Manual (Page 103)

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NV9000-SE Utilities
User’s Guide
• Panel Type
When you defined the panel configuration, you chose a panel type (such as NV9649). The
fields in this column list the types of the panels in use.
If you want to review the available panel types, refer to Control Panels on page 183.
• IP Address
When the NV9000 software starts up, it assigns IP addresses to all defined panels (through
DHCP). This column provides the panels’ IP addresses.
• ‘Cfg. File’
When a panel configuration is created, it is stored in a file. This column displays the file
names. (You will have specified the file name during configuration. The file extension is
determined by the panel type.)
• ‘Boot Version’
The boot version and the app version are those of the software in the panel (whether it is a
software panel or hardware panel).
• ‘App Version’
The boot version and the app version are those of the software in the panel (whether it is a
software panel or hardware panel).
Buttons
There are 4 buttons in the button section:
• Reboot Panel
Select a panel in the panel list and then click this button to restart the panel (hardware and
software, if the panel is a hardware panel).
• Update Panel Configuration
Select a panel in the panel list and then click this button to reload the panel configuration (of
the panel is a hardware panel). Software panels (including virtual panels) do not require this.
• Change Panel ID
Select a panel in the panel list and then click this button to change the panel’s ID. A dialog
appears in which to enter the new ID:
Remember that all panel IDs must be unique.
• Reboot ALL Control Panels
Click this button to restart all panels. It is not necessary to select a panel for this operation.