GRASS VALLEY XIP-3901, User Manual

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Configuring the XIP 3901 - JPEG - XS v1.0 Application with its Web Interface
Interfaces Panel
Property Description
Hostname Set a unique network identification label by which this device will be known. Only alpha-
numeric characters and the hyphen are permitted.
Domain Name Shows the name of the domain(s) the card is part of. At least one interface must be
configured with DHCP in order to be able to receive this information.
DNS Servers Shows the addresses of the name resolution servers. At least one interface must be
configured with DHCP in order to be able to receive this information.
Media Port
ETH1 and
ETH2
The media ports support PTP, video, metadata, and audio streams and can be used for
NMOS IS-04/IS-05 (see NMOS Panel , on page 271).
Control Port
ETH3
Control Port
Frame (FRM)
The FRM port is a bridged port through the Densité frame controller. The physical frame
controller's Ethernet port must be connected to the network for this interface to work. See
Connections and Cabling , on page 53. N ote: The FRM port address must not contain any
of the frame controller's IP addresses.
Control ports can be used for firmware upgrades:
• If the card is installed in a Densité 3+FR1 or Densité 3+FR4 frame with a CPU-ETH3
Basic controller, the ETH3 port must be used. Note: Before upgrading through the
ETH3 port, you will need to configure ETH3 through the frame’s local menu or install
the iControl bundle for the current firmware version in order to configure ETH3. Once
ETH3 has been configured, you will be able to upgrade/downgrade the card and its
iControl bundle.
• If the card is installed in a Densité 3+FR4 frame with a CPU-ETH3 Standard or
Advanced controller, the firmware upgrade is performed using the frame controller’s
Ethernet port (FRM).
Control ports can also be used for NMOS IS-04 and IS-05. If both control ports are enabled
and in the same subnet as the NMOS registry, the FRM port will be used.
Mode Set the mode to assign an IP address to an Ethernet port.
Off: Ethernet port disabled, it will not be used.
Auto (DHCP): Ethernet port enabled with automatic configuration using a network's
DHCP server.
Static: Ethernet port enabled with static user specified configuration ( IP Address , Subnet
Mask , and Gateway ).
IP Address When Mode is set to Static , set the card’s IP address.
Subnet Mask When
Mode
is set to
Static
, set the subnet mask for your network.
Gateway When Mode is set to Static , set the network switch’s IP address.
MAC address Shows the Ethernet port’s MAC Address.
LLDP Shows the Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) TLV values. LLDP is used to advertise the
identity, capabilities, and neighbors on a LAN. Click Details for any one Ethernet port to
view the LLDP TLV values. See Network ETH LLDP Properties , on page 112.
Ping / IP
Address
Ping / Status
Test the IP connectivity to a device (on the same network) from any one Ethernet port for
troubleshooting purposes. Enter the device’s IP address and click . In Status , a
message shows the ping’s IP connectivity status.