Grass Valley Aurora Playout v.6.5 - Manual (Page 67)

Description Setting
Enter your MOS ID:In ENPS, see ENPS | System Maintenance | MOS
Configuration in the ID column.In iNEWS, this value matches the MOS ID
<mos> value within the configuration file on the iNEWS MOS
Gateway at C:/Program Files/Avid/MOS Gateway/mosconfig.xml.
See your iNEWS administrator for assistance.In Octopus, see Admin
| MOS | Devices.
Enter the name of the server hosting your newsroom computer
system:For ENPS, the name of the ENPS Server. If you have an ENPS NCS ID
Buddy server, you need to enter both the main and buddy server names
in both the NCS ID and NCS MOS Server fields, in the format
"MAIN,BUDDY".For iNEWS, the name of the iNEWS Server.For
Octopus, see Admin | MOS | Devices.
Enter the name of the server hosting the NCS MOS Server
component:For ENPS, the same value you entered for the NCS ID.For NCS MOS
Server
iNEWS, the name of the iNEWS MOS Gateway machine.For Octopus,
the name of the Octopus Server machine.
Select the version of MOS you are using from the pull-down menu;
2.6 for ENPS and Octopus, 2.7 for iNEWS. If your version is unknown,
leave set at the default value, 2.6. MOS Version
Enter the name of the server hosting the Aurora Playout database
(primary SDB server). Database
Server
Enter the name of the server hosting the backup Aurora Playout
database (hot standby SDB server).If you are not using a hot standby
SDB server, leave this field blank. Backup
Database
Server
Enter the full path (or browse) to the directory where scripts are stored. Script Path
4. Click OK .
Refreshing rundowns in XMOS Server
To reflect new changes on your rundown, you can select the option to refresh rundowns
within XMOS Server.
This is an option for users to manually execute the refresh function, even though
XMOS Server would be automatically updated each time there is a new change to
your rundown.
1. Double-click XMOS Server on the desktop or click the Start menu and choose
Programs | Grass Valley | Aurora | XMOS Server .
2. Click Tools | Refresh Rundowns.
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Configuring Aurora Playout