Belden GRASS VALLEY KALEIDO Series, Installation & Service Manual

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Kaleido - IP X320/X120
Installation & Service Manual
Parameter Description
DHCP Enable this option to allow the network’s DHCP server set the port’s
IP configuration.
If you are using an NMOS registry with the Kaleido
- IP, then the LAN1
(management network) must be set to use DHCP.
Note:
When the DHCP server’s lease time for IP addresses expires,
DHCP-enabled devices on the network renew their IP configuration
data.
When the multiviewer is assigned a new IP address from the DHCP
server, you must reboot the multiviewer so it can apply the new IP
address to its configuration.
For this reason, once the DHCP server has assigned an IP address to
the multiviewer and you have IP connectivity to the multiviewer, set
a static IP address for the multiviewer. Ask your network
administrator to provide you with one or more static IP addresses
you need for this purpose.
LAN1 (management
port) IP address
Set the network IP address to be used for multiviewer management:
that is, any PC that uses XEdit or XAdmin to configure this
multiviewer and any Kaleido - RCP2 / RCP - 200 must have IP
connectivity to the LAN1 port. See also
Kaleido - IP Multiviewer
Ethernet Port Usage
, on page 23.
LAN2 or higher
(media port)
Set the network IP addresss to be used for these Media Networks .
These ports must have IP connectivity to the associated streaming
devices (e.g. encoders, multiplexers). See also
Kaleido - IP
Multiviewer Ethernet Port Usage
, on page 23.
To omit the network configuration for an unused Media Port, clear
the corresponding IP address and network mask by clicking
Remove .
Network mask Set the connected network’s subnet mask.
Default gateway If your
Management Network
is not configured with a gateway,
clear the default gateway IP address, by clicking Remove .