Grass Valley CRSC v.3.2 - Manual (Page 20)

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Introduction
CRSC Summary
• CR Series Ethernet Settings
The ‘CR Series Ethernet Settings’ page lists all the CR Series products detectable on the net-
works to which your configuration PC is connected. These include only compact routers and
remote panel modules.
It is in this page that you assign the devices IP addresses on a CRSC network.
(See Ethernet Settings Page on page 25.)
• Configure Router Levels
Use this page to define the levels associated with the routers. A router corresponds to at
least one level. A level is the same thing as router partition and essentially defines the size
and type of a switching matrix.
 Assigning a level to a router (and clicking the page’s ‘Apply Updates’ button) places the
router in what CRSC calls “config” mode and the router will no longer function in stand-
alone mode. If you accidentally do this, you can easily restore the router to its factory
default state. See the Compact Router User’s Guide for instructions.
(See Router Levels Page on page 29.)
• Set Up Machine Control Router
Use this page to designate the port types for machine control routers.
(See Machine Control Routers Page on page 37.)
• Program Remote Panels
Use this page to configure the buttons of remote panels.
(A remote panel is a CR Series control panel mounted on a remote panel module.)
(See Remote Panels Page on page 43.)
• View Router Crosspoints
Use this page to view the native crosspoint matrices of various compact routers and to per-
form primitive takes in those routers.
(See Router Crosspoints Page on page 71.)
• Firmware Updates
It is in this page that you can update the firmware of selected compact router and remote
panel modules.
(See Firmware Updates Page on page 91.)
• Lock Maintenance
Use this page to examine and clear locks and protects made by various users. You cannot set
locks in this page.
(See Locks Page on page 99.)
• Set Up NV9000 Remote Panel
Use this page to change a panel from one that operates in CRSC mode to one that operates
in NV9000 mode or vice versa. Those two modes are mutually exclusive.
(See NV9000 Remote Panel Settings Page on page 103.)