Grass Valley NV920 Nov 26 2014 - Manual (Page 10)

10 Product Number: QG0014-03 Revision: A0; Date: 11/26/14
NV920 Control System
3) Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Click ‘Properties’ again:
4) Select ‘Use the following IP address’ and enter an IP
address for the PC:
The IP address must be unique on the house network. (The
subnet mask must be 255.255.255.0.)
5) Click OK and it is done. Close all the Network Connec-
tions windows.
Matching Your House Network
To add your system controller to your facility’s “house net-
work”, follow these steps:
1) Attach a keyboard, monitor, and mouse to your system
controller. Use the USB and VGA ports at the rear of the
NV920 to do so.
2) Login to the system controller (which you will see is run-
ning Windows XP embedded).
3) Go into Windows ‘Network Connection’ on the controller
and find one of the Ethernet ports.
4) Give it an IP address (and subnet mask) that is unique on
your facility’s network. It should remain a fixed address.
5) Close all network configuration windows.
6) Log out.
7) Repeat these steps for the other system controller, if there
is one.
Installing NV9000 Tools on Your PC
The system controller comes with several useful applications
that you can run if you are logged into the controller.
• EC9700 (Control GUI).
• Panel, GUI, and Salvo Editor (a.k.a. PGSE)
• EC9710 (Status GUI)
• System Manager
• Tieline Status GUI
You will probably want to copy these to some or all of your
configuration and GUI PCs.
Follow these steps to distribute the tools:
1) From the system controller, copy
C:\nvision\envy\install\client\SV0269-04.msi
to the target PC.
 The released tools installer is SV0269-04, version F. However, it
might be in that folder as Setup.exe.
2) Run the installer on the PC. (The installer takes you
through several steps, asks a few questions, and in particu-
lar, asks for the address(es) of you controller(s):
Enter the house net address(es) of the controller(s).
Some of these applications require setup or configuration
in NV9000-SE Utilities. Read the associated manual
(downloadable from the Grass Valley web site) or call Grass
Valley tech support.