Grass Valley NVISION Compact CQX - Manual (Page 72)

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11. Setup NV9000 Remote Panel
Discussion
Figure 11-1. Setup NV9000 Remote Panel Page
When a panel is selected in the ‘Network Frame Summary’ section, the ‘Enable NV9000 Mode’
check box becomes active. Once checked, a panel ID can be entered and whether the IP address
should be acquired using a DHCP or the currently assigned IP address be used.
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is an IP standard for allowing dynamic assignment
of IP address to a device from a DHCP server. Because every computer on a TCP/IP network must
have a unique IP address, DHCP provides an easy way to assign an IP address when moving a
device to a different subnet.
The ‘Network Frame Summary’ presents the following option and information:
Tab Column Description
Remote Panels Edit/Update Click the radio button on the row displaying the remote panel you
want to update. All details of the panel display in the ‘Remote Panel’
and ‘Select Button Functions’ sections. Once selected, panel
information can be updated.
Name Name of the remote panel.
Frame Type Type of remote panel module by model number.
Panel Type Type of control panel by model number.
Panel Mode Lists the panel mode. See Remote Panel Operating Modes on page 68.
IP Address IP address currently assigned to the device.
Identify CP When you click Identify CP, the remote panel listed on that row
identifies itself by displaying a moving pattern of button lights.
This feature is helpful if you forget which panel of possibly many is
represented by the particular IP address.
The moving button lights continue indefinitely. To turn off the pattern,
click any button on the panel or click Identify CP again.