Netconfig method overview, Refer to – Grass Valley 2000NET v4.0.0 User Manual

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2000NET Instruction Manual

Using the 2000NET GUI

NetConfig Method Overview

To use this method, your 2000NET module must be running software
version 3.2.0 or later and you must have the NetConfig Networking Appli-
cation option running on a networked PC on the same subnet as the frame
with the 2000NET module. This procedure uses NetConfig version 2.0.6.

2000 and Kameleon media modules that can be updated with NetConfig
are listed on the Customer Service web site.

Two files are required for updating software with NetConfig, the .fld and
the .sw2 for the module being updated. For acquiring software, refer to

Acquiring Software Updates on page 53

.

To use NetConfig for software updating, follow the steps below:

1.

Locate the PC directory in which the NetConfig application has been
installed. The default location is C:\Program Files\Grass Valley
Group\NetConfig.

If this is not where NetConfig was installed, right-click on the Net-
Config desktop shortcut and select

Properties

, click on the

Shortcut

tab

and note the location of the installation in the

Start In

field.

2.

Copy the .sw2 file for the module update into the main NetConfig
directory.

3.

Create a subdirectory named

modular

(if one does not already exist) in

the main NetConfig directory.

4.

Copy the .fld file for the update into this

modular

subdirectory in the

NetConfig directory.

5.

Open NetConfig and click on the

Load SW

icon on the top toolbar

(shown at left).

6.

The NetConfig Update Devices window will open showing the
software files available in two directories,

modular

and

Misc

(

Figure 34 on

page 55

). This will be different on older versions of NetConfig.

Note

These device types and versions represent the .sw2 and .fld files loaded in the
NetConfig main directory and the modular subdirectory. These files must be
present on the PC running NetConfig for them to appear in the Device Type
list.

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