Network configuration – Grass Valley RSE1 User Manual

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Stand-Alone Controller

RSE 1

Rev. 1 / 02.2002

NETWORK CONFIGURATION

Mainframe, panel and panel PC are network devices using TCP/IP protocol. The
devices are shipped with default IP addresses; however, as more resources are
attached to the network, addresses must be changed.
Default address ranges for the DD35 devices:
IP address (class C network) 192.168.0.1
up to
192.168.0.254

The factory configures the following addresses:

mainframe:

192.168.0.70 (incl. two automatically calcula
ted for internal communication ... 71, ... 72)
rotary switch: 0x46

control panel:

192.168.0.73
rotary switch: 0x49

sidepanel (panel PC):

192.168.0.74

RSE1

192.168.0.78
rotary switch:0x4C

GUI-PC

192.168.0.77

Please note that the mainframe occupies three consecutive addresses!

Attention:
The IP addresses of the individual devices working on the network must be
different. For mainframe and control panel, the setting can be undertaken di-
rectly on the controller board. The lowest address byte can be set in the
range from 0 to 255 with a Hex rotary switch.
The IP address of the panel PC can be set with the Windows 95 or ’98 tool
“Settings/Control Panel/Network” directly.

Note on Windows

registry settings:

The graphical user interface (a.k.a. sidepanel program) writes its registry set-
tings on program close. Changing any setting by regedit therefore is in vain
if the sidepanel program is active. It must be closed before.

5.1

ADVANCED DD35 / SERAPH HD CONFIGURATIONS

This section will explain how to install and configure DD35/Seraph HD systems that
include more devices on the LAN than mainframe and control panel (with built-in
sidepanel).

In particular the following configurations will be explained:

DD35/Seraph HD system plus GUI–PC

DD35/Seraph HD system with two control panels

DD35/Seraph HD system with RSAT2 and RSE1 (or RSAT1 and RSE1)

DD35/Seraph HD system with HD/DD simulcasting

Two complete systems