Grass Valley RSE1 - Manual (Page 32)

Stand-Alone Controller RSE 1
27 Rev. 1 / 02.2002
5.1.5.2 IP Addresses
As stated under ”Network Configuration” all devices on the LAN must have an uni-
que IP address.
To successfully integrate the second system in the network take the steps as fol-
lows:
1. Look up the IP addresses of all devices
2. Check for conflict (i.e. two identical IP addresses).
If the second mainframe and control panel has factory default setting then there
is an address conflict.
3. If there is a conflict.
Change the IP address of the second mainframe and the second panel to free
addresses.
The mainframe IP address could be changed to 192.168.0.80 (rotary switch
= 0x50). The second mainframe now occupies the addresses 192.168.0.80,
... .81, and ... .82.
The control panel IP address could be changed to 192.168.0.83 (rotary switch
= 0x53).
The sidepanel IP address could be changed to 192.168.0.84.
4. Now switch on.
5. Verify how the sidepanels are attached to control panels and how both are con-
nected to the mainframes.
Very likely there will be the following situation:
DD35–SBM
50 W
Terminator
BNC T-type
RPS35-4LX control panel 1 (73)
DD35 Standard mainframe 1 (70)
RPS35-2 control panel 2 (83)
DD35 Small mainframe 2 (80)
50 W
Terminator
Sidepanel 2 (84)