Grass Valley 8900NET v.4.4.0 - Manual (Page 34)

34 8900NET (Net Card) — Instruction Manual
Using the 8900NET GUI
Using the 8900NET GUI
Once the frame’s first web page—Frame Status—has been accessed (see
Figure 15 on page 36 ), navigation can be done using the hypertext Link List
in the left column. The Link List is a two-tier list with the frame’s devices
at the highest tier and sub-pages for each device in a secondary tier
(sub-list) below the parent device.
To navigate from device to device, click on a device link. This will open the
device’s Status web page and open the sub-list of device web pages. You
can also click on the slot icon in the content display to access a particular
module’s Status web page.
To navigate to one of the device’s web pages click on any of the device’s
sub-list of links. This will update the content display to the right.
Note To update status, web pages must be manually refreshed by clicking on the
Refresh button (to the right of the page title and shown at left). Changes
made at the frame or from other browsers or when a module has been
removed and reinstalled, will not be displayed until the page is refreshed.
8900 Frame GUI Interface
This section describes the web browser interface for the Gecko and
GeckoFlex frames.
Frame Status Page
The Frame Status web page ( Figure 15 on page 36 ) displays an overall
status for the frame.
The top section reports the following for the frame:
• Model Number,
• Description,
• Frame Location is defined on Frame Configuration web page on
page 39 ,
• Temperature Status (Pass or Fault),
• Frame Health Alarm status (Pass, Warn, or Alarm),
• Power Status indicates the power demand status from the Power
Supply/Demand web page (
page 52 ),
• Front Cover status (Cover Installed or No Cover), and
• Fan Status (On or Fault)