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The control panel elements associated with that service appear in the Control sub-
components field.
11. Choose an item from the Control sub-components field.
12. Click the right arrow ( ) button.
The selected control sub-components are copied to the Composite service controls field.
13. Repeat step 7 through step 9 as necessary, until you have selected all the services you want
to appear in the new composite panel.
14. Click Add.
After a few seconds, the new Composite Service appears in the iC Navigator window in its
designated folder (only visible in Logical view).
15. Double-click the new Composite Service in the iC Navigator window.
Newly created composite service (circled)
The Composite Service virtual control panel
appears.
Destroying a Composite Panel
To remove a Composite Panel from your system
•In iCNavigator window (Logical view), right-click the Composite Panel that you wish to
remove, and then click Destroy.
The selected Composite Panel disappears.
Adding a Card to the Reference Configuration
The reference configuration is a way for operators to keep track of cards or groups of cards
important to their setup.
REQUIREMENT
Before beginning this procedure, make sure you have opened iC Navigator (see page 566).
- User Guide 1
- Warranty Policies 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction to iControl 11
- Incoming Feed Quality Control 13
- Router Control 13
- Video Element Management 13
- Features and Benefits 13
- Operational Overview 14
- User Interface 15
- How iControl Works 16
- Components of iControl 17
- page tools 23
- Reboot and Shutdown 25
- Custom Commands 25
- Darwin Streaming Server 26
- System Statistics 26
- GET command 28
- Info Control Panels 29
- Imagestore 31
- What’s New in Version 6.02 32
- Supported Devices 33
- Web System Administration 34
- Getting Started with iControl 35
- Overview 36
- Release Notes 38
- Upgrading iControl 38
- Multicasting vs. Unicasting 50
- Example — Forced Unicast 51
- Getting Started Workflow 54
- RS-422 connector pinout 56
- 255.255.0.0. On the 56
- Configuring the Network 59
- Configuring the network 60
- Configuring DNS Settings 63
- Configuring Lookup Services 64
- GSM(s) on their own subnet 66
- Configuring Serial Ports 72
- Network Considerations 83
- Thumbnails 84
- IP (Waveform + Vector) Scope 84
- TCP/IP Port Usage 85
- From Client to Allégro-1 87
- From Allégro-1 to Client 87
- Cisco Switch Configuration 90
- Defining a Telnet Password 92
- Configuring SNMP on a Switch 92
- References 93
- To request a license 99
- Requesting a License 100
- Activating a License 101
- License Management 102
- Key Concepts 105
- As-Run log file 106
- Log Database 107
- Loggers and Log Viewers 107
- Event Log Viewer 108
- Additional columns 110
- Main Event Log Viewer 111
- Main Event Log Viewer ( 112
- Continued 112
- Event Log Viewer Menus 114
- --- File Menu 115
- --- Query Menu 115
- --- Columns Menu 115
- 2007-08-21 17:59:59.999 117
- Incident Log Viewer 121
- --- Query / Update 124
- --- Columns 124
- Incident Log Viewer Menus 125
- Incident Log Viewer — Details 127
- Loudness Logger 129
- Audio Loudness Analyzer 130
- Meta-data (not editable) 134
- --- Other 136
- Incident Template Management 137
- --- Advanced Options 139
- GSM Log Files 142
- Sample Workflows 144
- Detailed Directions 147
- --- Database location 151
- 2. Click Search 153
- 5. Click OK 157
- New criterion to refine 160
- Exporting Search Results 165
- Creating an Incident Template 165
- NORMAL ERROR 170
- MINOR NORMAL 170
- MAJOR NORMAL 170
- CRITICAL NORMAL 170
- Consolidating Incidents 173
- Clearing an Incident 174
- Reopening an Incident 174
- Viewing incident details 176
- REQUIREMENT 177
- Escalating an incident 178
- Acknowledging an incident 178
- Resolving an incident 180
- Clearing an incident 180
- As-Run log file, perform the 190
- As-Run file 190
- (see previous graphic) 191
- • Loudness standard 196
- • Relative gating 196
- • Short-term window 196
- See also 200
- Creating a Report Template 202
- Deleting a Report 205
- Deleting a Report Template 205
- Communicators 210
- Densité Manager 211
- Densité Upgrade Manager 211
- Lookup Services 213
- Analog Video to SDI Encoder 214
- Example of an Allegro 214
- Control Panel Tabs 215
- Device Info 215
- Device Groups 216
- Renaming a Device Group 217
- Virtual Service Manager 219
- Working with Kaleido-Solo 225
- Working with Device Groups 227
- Creating a Proc Amp Device 228
- Name of new proc amp 230
- Creating a Composite Panel 231
- Destroying a Composite Panel 233
- (see page 573) 236
- Copying Densité Card Profiles 246
- To copy a card profile 247
- Getting Alarm Keys 251
- Viewing Upgrade Logs 257
- (see page 575) 261
- Access Control 263
- Sample Network Topology 264
- Setting up Access Control 265
- Templates 268
- Permissions 271
- Role Inheritance 272
- Sample Multi-Domain Setup 278
- Rules for Local Domains 278
- Removing Domains 279
- Enabling Access Control 279
- Viewing Current User Info 281
- Logging on as Different User 282
- Logging in Automatically 283
- Refreshing the Cache 284
- Creating a User 285
- Only the current 286
- Modifying a User’s Settings 287
- Removing a User 287
- Assigning Roles 288
- Defining Roles (Permissions) 289
- Deleting a Role 290
- Assigning Resources 292
- 2. Click OK 297
- Importing Users from a File 299
- Alarms in iControl 303
- Alarm Acknowledgement 304
- Alarms: Pessimistic Status 305
- Alarm States 306
- Alarm Statuses 307
- Alarm Types 308
- Grass Valley Service Alarms 309
- Third Party Alarms 309
- Alarm Components 312
- Alarm Component Appearance 313
- Alarm Attributes 314
- Attributes of an alarm 315
- Virtual Alarms 318
- Alarm Operational Modes 322
- Inverted 323
- Appearance 324
- Alarm Browser 331
- GSM Alarm browser 332
- Alarm Providers 333
- Default vs. Optional Plug-ins 335
- Alarm Consumers 337
- Alarm Properties 339
- Manual Alarm Inversions 339
- Alarm Scheduling 342
- Alarm Suppression 344
- Log Viewer 345
- Adding Alarm Providers 350
- Removing Alarm Providers 351
- Adding Alarm Consumers 352
- Removing Alarm Consumers 355
- Acknowledging Alarms 355
- Resetting Latches 357
- Working with Virtual Alarms 358
- Modifying a Virtual Alarm 363
- Removing a Virtual Alarm 364
- Acknowledging a Channel Alarm 366
- Snoozing an Alarm 370
- Desnoozing an Alarm 371
- Inverting Alarms Manually 372
- Using the Calendar 375
- Viewing Alarm Schedules 379
- Managing Alarm Schedules 380
- Deleting an Alarm Schedule 381
- Adding a New Alarm Schedule 381
- GSM SNMP Agent 385
- MIB Browser 386
- Creating SNMPv3 User Profiles 392
- ./usersnmpv3 password 393
- ./usersnmpv3 delete 394
- System response after 394
- command 394
- ./usrsnmpv3 password 395
- ./usersnmpv3 list 396
- ./usersnmpv3 test 396
- Folder and alarms specific 398
- Status of the SNMP 398
- 3. Click Import MIB 399
- The Open window appears 399
- Using SNMP Driver Creator 400
- Creating an Alarm Map 406
- Creating a Trap Map 408
- Creating a Poller 411
- Publishing a Driver 415
- Editing Procedures 416
- Exploring the GSM SNMP Agent 427
- Device Index 428
- ACCESS not-accessible 429
- GSM SNMP Traps 432
- Net-SNMP Agent 435
- MIB parameter 442
- Lip-sync detection results 449
- Video comparison results 449
- Audio comparison results 450
- Fingerprint analysis alarms 458
- Fingerprint analysis alarms ( 459
- Backup and Redundancy 475
- Manual Takeovers 476
- Auto-failovers 476
- Backup and Restore 481
- To per form a backup 484
- The backup proceeds 484
- Enable automatic backups 485
- Creating a Redundancy Group 489
- 3. Click Apply 490
- 2. Click Apply 506
- Engaging Failover 508
- Application 509
- A Matrix View window appears 511
- Components 518
- Background Properties Window 520
- Status Icon Properties Window 523
- Sample Workflow 524
- Opening an Existing Site 525
- Saving a Remote Site Locally 526
- Publishing a Site 527
- Removing a Site 528
- Creating a Page 528
- Saving Pages 529
- Opening Pages 530
- Adding a Page Background 531
- Using an Image in a Project 532
- Ensuring Proper GSM Operation 534
- Adding a Zone to a Web Page 535
- Defining Zone Properties 535
- A menu appears 537
- A progress window appears 544
- Widget Library 549
- Using a Widget on a Web Page 554
- 2. Double-click the widget 555
- Common Tasks 557
- Creating a System Snapshot 558
- (see page 581) 561
- Starting iControl 562
- (see page 552) 571
- (see page 555) 572
- Starting iC Navigator 576
- Opening Incident Log Viewer 579
- Opening Loudness Logger 581
- Loudness Logger appears 582
- Opening Densité Manager 584
- Domains Managed Here and 586
- Configuration Form 586
- Opening the GSM Alarm Browser 587
- Opening the MIB Browser 587
- Working with iC Web 590
- Starting iC Web 591
- Opening an iControl Web Site 591
- Exiting iC Web 592
- Working with iC Creator 592
- Starting iC Creator 593
- Creating a New Site 593
- Exiting iC Creator 596
- Starting iC Router Control 596
- To do this... ...do this 598
- Glossary 601
- Contact Us 609
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