Belden GRASS VALLEY KALEIDO-MX 1RU, Installation & Service Manual

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Kaleido-MX (1RU)
Installation & Service Manual
Upgrading the Multiviewer Using a USB Key
IMPORTANT
Before upgrading the multiviewer system, review the following.
The first time you upgrade the multiviewer from version 7.80 R5 (or earlier) to
version 7.82 (or later), expect an additional delay, after the multiviewer has
restarted at the end of the installation process. See If this is the first time you
upgrade the multiviewer from version 7.80 R5 (or earlier) to version 7.82 (or
later), then an additional update process will now start on the input cards.
This may take up to 20 minutes, after which the input cards will automatically
restart. When you next upgrade your system the entire input card update will
take place at the same time as the output card update, and no additional
card restart will be required.
on page 150.
Upgrading a Kaleido-MX from version 7.50 or earlier
Version 7.51 of the Kaleido Software introduced a change in the location of
URS time code information in the system representation.
After the upgrade,
connect XEdit to your multiviewer, and review the sources table, to locate
text, alarm, or time code levels with assignments marked in red.
If you found assignments marked in red
1 Click an affected level, and then expand the SYSTEM module in the filtered
System list.
2 Locate the appropriate element, and then drag it onto the affected level.
3 Repeat until all assignments related with URS time code have been
restored. Use the incremental copy tool, or the logical source template, as
needed.
Kaleido-MX may require a controller upgrade
To fully benefit from the auto recovery features introduced in Kaleido
Software version 7.20, Kaleido-MX multiviewer require a controller with at
least version 2.2.0 of the CPU-ETH2 firmware, and a 4 GB CompactFlash
storage card.