Grass Valley GV STRATUS Installation v.3.1 - Manual (Page 97)

Description Setting or button
Specifies either SAN-attached K2 Summit system or Standalone K2
Summit system. When SAN is selected, settings are as follows. Type of K2 device
The name of the K2 SAN, as named in K2Config. You can also enter
the name of third party storage device, if you have them in your
operation. SAN Name
The SAN-attached K2 Summit system designated to be the managed
device for the entire K2 SAN storage system. Or the managed device
for the third party storage system in your operation. Primary Device
The maximum number of concurrent transfers allowed. The maximum
is set in K2Config. You may select the maximum or a lesser number.
Refer to your system design. Maximum concurrent
transfers
The user name that this MDI uses to access the K2 Summit system.
This is the internal system account, which by default is GVAdmin. User Name
If on a domain, the domain that manages the account that this MDI
uses to access the K2 Summit system. Domain
The password that this MDI uses to access the K2 Summit system. For
GVAdmin the default password is
adminGV! .
Password
The FTP server name for the K2 Summit system this MDI accesses.
Typically this is the name of the K2 SAN's FTP server with the
_he0
suffix added.
FTP Server Name
The FTP user name for the K2 Summit system this MDI accesses.
Typically this is
movie .
FTP User Account
The FTP password for the K2 Summit system this MDI accesses. When
this field is blank the system automatically uses the default password. FTP Password
Related Topics
MDI and Encoder logical names convention on page 183
Configuring Summit MDI settings: Required for SAN on page 368
DIVA Archive MDI settings
These settings are optional on GV STRATUS systems.
Before archiving assets, your K2 system must be assigned with the role of FTP Server.
To locate these settings, click Core | MDI Configuration | Managed Devices | Add | Diva Archive
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Reference to GV STRATUS Control Panel settings