Grass-valley K2 Summit 3G Production Client v.9.0 User Manual

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4. Configure channels
AppCenter
A
ppCenter
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Open AppCenter and logon with the administrator account
(User Name=Administrator/Password=adminGV!). If a
licensing message appears, refer to K2 Release Notes.
Click tabs,
buttons, and
scroll bar to
locate settings.
Select from
drop-down lists
to make settings.
Click OK and
Yes to save
settings.
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Click System | Configuration.
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3. Configure network and, if necessary, storage
Use SiteConfig as appropriate for your K2 system and on-site networking.
Stand-alone internal or direct-connect storage – Install
SiteConfig on a control point PC, discover the K2 Summit
Production Client, and configure network interfaces.
- Configure Control Team for the control network.
- If desired, configure Media Connection #1 for the
FTP/Streaming network.
Refer to K2 Release Notes for instructions.
Shared storage – Configure network
interfaces as instructed in the K2 SAN
Installation and Service Manual.
Internal storage – No storage configuration is necessary. Storage is pre-configured.
Direct-connect storage – Use Storage Utility to Bind RAID disks and make file system.
Refer to the K2 System Guide.
Shared storage – Use the K2 System Configuration application to add the K2 Summit
Production Client to the K2 SAN and configure it on the SAN. Refer to the K2 SAN
Installation and Service Manual.
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Configure storage as follows:
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DHCP is enabled and the
chassis serial number is
the hostname.
Default network settings
Configure network name resolution via host
files or otherwise, as required by on-site
networking. FTP/Streaming network
hostnames must include “_he0” suffix.
Ethernet connection names
Is named this in Windows
Network Connections...
Control Team (Control
Connection #1)
This rear panel
GigE port...
1
Media Connection #1
2
Media Connection #2
3
Control Team (Control
Connection #2)
4
Connections per channel (C1, C2, etc)
K2 Summit 3G
Production Client
Quick Start Guide
Before you begin, unpack the following items.
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OK
~AC
C1 C2 C3 C4
USB/1394
100BT/1000BT
GPI
VGA
REF. LOOP THROUGH
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OK
~AC
1. Make cable connections
2. Start up
Connect
power
cord
Optional Fibre Channel card
for connection to standalone
direct-connect storage or
shared Fibre Channel storage.
Connect
power
cord
Each channel (C1, C2, etc.) can be an input
(record channel) or an output (play channel).
Connect video/audio IN and OUT to each
channel, as appropriate for your intended
use.
Standard bi-directional channels
Press the standby switch
to power on.
Replace the bezel/fan
and identify the following:
Service
LED
Standby
switch
Power
LED
Power LED goes on and
stays on. Service LED
stays off.
Normal startup sequence
Some SDI connections
require special licensing
and configuration. Refer to
the K2 AppCenter User
Manual.
Make other connections as
needed. Refer to the K2
System Guide for complete
instructions.
Before power on, take
note of the chassis serial
number, located behind
the bezel/fan.
Identify the Recovery Flash
Drive, which is labeled with
this unit’s serial number.
Make sure it remains stored
with this specific unit.
Connect keyboard
and mouse
Connect VGA
monitor
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3
3
4
1
2
Log on with the default
Windows admin account:
-Username: Administrator
-Password: adminGV!
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On the Windows desktop, check the system
tray. When the network icon indicates connectivity,
the K2 Summit system is operational.
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C1 C2 C3 C4
SDI video in
and out.
Supports
embedded
audio.
LTC
I/O
RS-422
AES
audio
Make SDI connections on each channel
1 1
1 2
1 3
1 4 1 51 5
Connect
network cables
to Ethernet
ports
1
3
2
4
GigE Ports
-Port 1 - Control network
-Port 2 - Media (iSCSI) network
-Port 1 - Control network
-Port 2 - FTP/Streaming
-Ports 3 & 4 - Not used
Internal or direct-connect storage:
Shared iSCSI storage basic:
-Port 1 & 4 - Control network
-Port 2 - Media (iSCSI) network A
-Port 3 - Media (iSCSI) network B
Shared iSCSI storage redundant:
-Port 1 - Control network
Shared FC storage basic:
-Port 1 & 4 - Control network
Shared FC storage redundant:
Ethernet cabling
K2 Summit 3G Production Client
Power cords
LTC cables
Licenses and
Warranties
Rack slides
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NOTE: Do not lose the Recovery Flash
Drive. It contains the recovery disk
image for this specific K2 Summit
system.
Recovery Flash Drive contains:
-K2 Release Notes
-K2 Doc Set
-Software and disk images.
Adobe
PDF
Release
Notes
Documentation path to install
K2 Summit system with internal storage
System
Guide
Quick Start
Guide
Documentation path to install
K2 Summit systems with SAN or direct-connect storage
Release
Notes
System
Guide
Quick Start
Guide
SAN Manual
(shared storage)
*Cabling Guide packed with RAID primary chassis
*Cabling
Guide
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SDI connections
Standard
Multi-Cam*
3D/Video +
Key record*
Super
Slo-Mo*
Active
Video1 Video2
Video Key
(L eye) (R eye)
Phase1
Phase2
Phase3
Standard
Active Active
Duplicates OUT1
3D/Video +
Key play*
Super Out*
Video Key
(L eye) (R eye)
Active Super Out info
IN1 IN2 IN3
OUT1 OUT2
Locate the documentation you need on the
Recovery Flash Drive or download from
http://www.grassvalley.com/dl/k2_summit
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - Documentation path to install

4. Configure channelsAppCenterAppCentererOpen AppCenter and logon with the administrator account (User Name=Administrator/Password=adminGV!). If a lic

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5. Record and play8. For more information...1 Select a channel3 Stop record4Drag a clip into the channel2 Begin recordA channel becomes an input chann

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