Grass Valley PDR v.2.2 - Manual (Page 197)

ProLink
Profile Family 179
The start of the VdrPort log file contains the date and time (year/month/day
hours:min:sec.msec), and the equivalent tick count. Events are logged to two
files: VdrPortLog.000 and VdrPortLog.001.
ProLink
ProLink monitors Profile Protocol calls over RS-422 communication lines,
allowing you to use a device such as the PRC100 Control Panel or other third-
party device to communicate with a Profile system. The PRC100 is a discrete
control panel that provides conventional VTR-type control of Profile systems.
Simply double-click the ProLink shortcut icon on the desktop to start it (or
choose
Start | PDR Applications | ProLink ), then select the port that your device
is connected to (P1 through P8).
PortServer
PortSever allows you to control a Profile unit remotely using Ethernet
communications. For example, you can run PortServer on a remote Profile
system so that you can access it from a local Profile using your LAN. Simply
double-click the PortServer shortcut icon on the desktop to start it (or choose
Start | PDR Applications | PortServer ). The PortServer interface is shown in
Figure 98.
Figure 98. PortServer window