Understanding and using siteconfig, About developing a system description – Grass Valley GV STRATUS Installation v.3.1 User Manual
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In the GV STRATUS application, configure the log in dialog box.
When you use SiteConfig to deploy the GV STRATUS application, SiteConfig configures the GV
STRATUS Control Panel Host on each GV STRATUS client PC, providing the following
prerequisites are in place:
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In the SiteConfig application, in
Tools | Options | Network Configuration
, the GV STRATUS
Control Panel Services Host must be correctly configured.
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In the SiteConfig system description, the GV STRATUS client PC must have the role of GV
STRATUS Application.
Related Topics
Logging on to the GV STRATUS Control Panel application
on page 359
Synchronizing K2Config information to GV STRATUS Control Panel
on page 229
Understanding and using SiteConfig
Read the topics in this section for a better understanding of your system.
Related Topics
on page 212
About developing a system description
The SiteConfig system description includes the complete Grass Valley system, which includes K2,
GV STRATUS, and other Grass Valley products. In most cases you install and test your K2 system
first, so when you create your system description you start by adding your K2 systems, then you
add GV STRATUS devices. The following taskflows provide examples:
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For a system in which all devices are new from Grass Valley with one or more K2 SANs, you
first create a system description for your K2 SAN or SANs, then add GV STRATUS and Playout
devices as appropriate. Refer to the K2 SAN installation and Service Manual for instructions on
creating the system description.
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For a system in which all devices are new from Grass Valley with one or more standalone K2
Summit systems, you first create a system description and add your standalone K2 Summit
systems, than add other devices as appropriate. Refer to the K2 System Guide for instructions on
creating the system description and adding your standalone K2 Summit systems.
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