Key concepts, Ic web, Web sites – Grass Valley iControl V.6.02 User Manual
Page 517: Creating icontrol web sites and pages, Summary
Creating iControl Web Sites and Pages
Summary
Key Concepts
iC Web
iC Web is a Web-based device-monitoring module made up of two applications: iControl Web
Creator (also known as iC Creator) allows users to create Web pages to control and monitor
devices, while iControl Web is used to view and access Web sites available on the iControl
Application Server
Web Sites
A Web site is a logical grouping of directories containing pages, page backgrounds, and
graphic images. iControl sites can only be built using iC Creator and viewed with iC Web.
An iControl site can be either local or remote:
A local Web site is stored locally on your client PC or laptop. Sites must be initially created as
local sites. A local site can later be published to the iControl Application Server to make it a
remote site, accessible by any user with IP access to the Application Server on the network.
A remote Web site is stored on the iControl Application Server. Any modification to this site is
available on the network.
With iC Creator, you can create sites, open existing sites, save sites locally, and publish sites to
the Application Server.
Pages
A page is a customized display consisting of an optional background and one or more
graphical objects or components placed on the background. With iC Creator, you can create
pages, edit pages, set and size a background on a page, and place interactive graphical
components on the background to create device and page links, control a router, and display
streaming video.
Once a Web site has been created and is open on your computer, you can begin to create
pages within the site.