Grass Valley NV9000-SE v.3.0 - Manual (Page 424)

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13. EC9700 and EC9710 Panels
Updating EC9700/EC9710 Panel Details
Updating EC9700/EC9710 Panel Details
EC9700/EC9710 control panel information can be updated and configured at any time. Once
changes are saved, there is no “undo” function; the configuration is permanently altered. To imple-
ment saved configuration changes, the changes must be written to the NV9000 system controller
for dispersal to connected routers. For information on implementing changes, see
Implementing
Configuration Changes on page 17.
Each control panel page and table displays specific information. The information that displays dif-
fers from control panel to control panel. For a full explanation of each section, and how to enter
updated information, refer to the procedure for adding that control panel. Each section is discussed
in detail in each procedure.
Different NV9000-SE interfaces perform specific tasks, as follow:
Changing the Associated User Name
User names are defined when a EC9700/EC9710 control panel is added to the NV9000-SE system.
The user name assigned to a control panel can be updated at any time using the ‘GUIs’ table
accessed through the ‘Views’ pane.
Users are added and updated in the system using the ‘Users’ table accessed through the ‘Views’
pane. For more information on managing users, see
Managing User Names on page 509.
How to Update the User Name Associated with a Control Panel
1 Launch NV9000-SE. (See Launching and Exiting the Application on page 12.)
2 From the Navigation area, select the ‘Views’ pane and then ‘GUIs’. The ‘GUIs’ table appears,
as shown in Figure 13-15.
Task Interface Pane
Adding Computers to Existing EC9700 or EC9710 Configurations on
page 22
GUIs Table Views
Creating, Updating and Deleting Configuration File Pathnames on page
24
Paths Table,
GUIs Table Views
Changing the Associated User Name on page 404 GUIs Table Views
Changing the Associated Language on page 405 GUIs Table Views
Updating EC9700/EC9710 Panel Configurations on page 405 SW Page Configuration