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MViP User's Guide 

 

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Revision 1.1

 

 

8.  Connect the MViP to display(s) using customer supplied DVI cables. For a single monitor, the MViP 

has a built in DVI connector.  

 

When  using  the  MViP  in  dual  head  mode,  use  the  supplied  Display  Port  to  DVI  adapter  cable.  
Connect the other end of the DVI to a DVI display.  Make sure the display is powered on before turning 
on the MViP.  The MViP has the ability to auto-detect the highest resolution on the monitor and set its 
output to that resolution. Please note that this is only possible while using a display that uses the EDID 
video resolutions table as described by VESA. 
 

 

 
 
9.  Switch the unit on using the power switch at the front of the frame. First, remove the cover plate by 

loosening the Pem screws on the left and right sides of the frame. 

 
10. The MViP will now turn on and will run through its opening sequence for approximately 1 minute. 
 
 

1.2. 

CONFIGURING THE MVIP SYSTEM AND NETWORK SETTINGS 

1.  The user must complete the hardware setup in section 1.1 before configuring the MViP network 

settings.  

 
2.  Once the MViP has been powered on, the user will see a mouse pointer in the center of 

Display 1

 (if 

both displays are connected).  If the user does not see the mouse pointer on the screen, double check 
the setup in section 1.1 to ensure that the monitor and cable are connected correctly. 
 

3.  The MViP IP addresses must be set for the management port and the data port.  To configure the 

network addresses perform the following steps: 

 

a.  Using the attached keyboard, press “CTRL, ALT, F1” at the same time. 
b.  The display will show an “mvip login” prompt – enter “admin” for both user id and the 

password. 

 

Summary of Contents for MViP

Page 1: ...transported over IP MViP is SNMP enabled which allows VistaLINK Pro to configure and store all monitoring values and alarms Features Multi Image display of multiple IP based video programs with associated audio level bars and UMDs Supports IP based monitoring and display from up to 1Gbps Ethernet network Supports both Unicast and Multicast network topologies Supports all major video compression st...

Page 2: ...ViP 2RU frame from the shipping container Please note The unit is heavy therefore it is recommended that two people remove the unit from the container 2 Remove the side rails from the shipping container If the MViP is to be rack mounted the side rails must be securely fastened to the MViP before mounting the unit in a 19 equipment rack 3 Attach the side rails to the chassis Please refer to the doc...

Page 3: ... Connect the Ethernet cables to the network ports on the back of the MViP Please note To avoid an IP conflict on the networks it is best to configure the network settings before physically connecting the cables into the network ports The upper network connection is used for management purposes SNMP etc The lower network connection is used for data Both ports should be connected to Ethernet network...

Page 4: ...e by loosening the Pem screws on the left and right sides of the frame 10 The MViP will now turn on and will run through its opening sequence for approximately 1 minute 1 2 CONFIGURING THE MVIP SYSTEM AND NETWORK SETTINGS 1 The user must complete the hardware setup in section 1 1 before configuring the MViP network settings 2 Once the MViP has been powered on the user will see a mouse pointer in t...

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