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IP Network Setup
Configuring a Multiviewer’s IP, Date, and Time Settings with XAdmin
7 Under NMOS Registry Configuration , point the multiviewer to the NMOS registry, if
available. See Configuring the Kaleido - IP to use SMPTE ST 2022-6 / 2110 Inputs and ST
2110 Outputs with NMOS
, on page 90.
8 Click
Save
.
The new settings are saved locally.
9 Click
OK
.
10 Once a setting change has been saved, the Apply settings button becomes available.
11 Click Apply settings .
The multiviewer must be restarted for changes to the network configuration to take
effect. A message appears prompting you to reboot the system immediately.
12 Click
OK
.
Your Kaleido - IP restarts.
13 If this system must monitor sources from a VLAN environment, then see Configuring
Virtual LAN Adapters on a Kaleido - IP , on page 93 to add the required Virtual LAN
Adapters.
14 If you need to change the head streaming settings, see Configuring Head Streaming ,
on page 82.
NTP configuration If this Kaleido - IP is meant to monitor HLS sources, enable this
option, and then type the NTP server’s IP address.
The
Kaleido - IP must have network connectivity to the NTP server.
Local configuration Use the Kaleido - IP server’s internal time base and set the current
date and time. This option is the least accurate time keeping option.
You may need to readjust this setting every few months to maintain
clock accuracy.
Note:
Settings cannot be applied to a multiviewer system while an
upgrade is in progress. If the multiviewer does not reboot after 10 seconds
or so, try clicking
Apply settings
again after a minute or two, until the
multiviewer reboots.
Parameter Description (continued)