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Page 2: ...rmation regarding QuVIS Inc trademarks and other proprietary rights may be obtained by contacting QuVIS Inc QuVIS Inc 2921 SW Wanamaker Drive Suite 107 Topeka Kansas 66614 5324 USA 785 272 3656 Discla...

Page 3: ...s or components contained in this product are covered by QuVIS Inc s limited warranty for this product and the product may contain fully tested recycled parts warranted as if new For warranty informat...

Page 4: ...Audio Input Output Connections 18 Powering ON and OFF 19 Turn ON Power 19 Turn OFF Power shutdown restart 19 Configuring for Basic PLAY Operation 21 Select Video Output Settings 21 Select Analog Video...

Page 5: ...ion Buttons 61 Jog Shuttle Wheel 63 Soft Buttons 63 Introduction to the Graphical User Interface GUI 64 Overview 64 Menu Navigation 65 Dashboard 66 Menu Page Controls 69 CHAPTER 4 FRONT PANEL GUI INTE...

Page 6: ...ack Operations 128 Activate Remote Control 128 Loading Media Assets for Remote Control 128 Remote Control Status 129 Starting Remote Control for Record Operations 130 Activate Remote Control 130 Perfo...

Page 7: ...QuVIS Soft Release QSR Overview 148 Installing New System Software 149 Troubleshooting 149 Restoring a Previous Software Release 149 QuVIS Encore Page 6 QSR Version 3 1...

Page 8: ...to accomplish key tasks playing and creating play sequences using the Show Builder Chapter 3 Product Description Provides the functional description and an overview of the QuVIS Encore user interface...

Page 9: ...site http www quvis com Printed Manuals All printed materials are available in the Adobe Acrobat file format pdf on the QuVIS Companion CD QuVIS Inc Web site The current user manuals and product docu...

Page 10: ...Telephone support is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week Support technicians are available during normal business hours Monday Friday 9am 5pm CST After hours phone support is available for warrant...

Page 11: ...Cord To avoid fire hazard use only the power cord specified for this product Ground the Product This recorder is equipped with a 3 blade grounding type plug to satisfy FCC rules If you are unable to...

Page 12: ...be placed more than one 1 foot away from heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves and other products including amplifiers that produce heat Connecting to Other Equipment To avoid electric...

Page 13: ...at the rack s mechanical operation loading and unloading does not cause the rack or this product to fall Use only those rack mount components approved for use with this product by QuVIS Inc Ambient Te...

Page 14: ...se harmful interference to radio communications Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interfe...

Page 15: ...less you have installed a QuVIS Encore before please take the time to read through each step thoroughly before actually connecting this product This can help avoid errors or oversights that will preve...

Page 16: ...labeled IN For serial digital output QSDTI output operations use the BNC connector labeled OUT For serial digital video output operations play use either connector below the SDI OUT label Serial Digit...

Page 17: ...output Sync on green connections For standard 3 wire analog component output applications make cable connections as follows Connect Green Y channel cable here Connect Blue Pb channel cable Connect Red...

Page 18: ...nnections for Analog reference video inputs Genlock for those applications that require video timing to be locked to a common house video signal Standard definition video applications NTSC and PAL nor...

Page 19: ...1 8 are grouped together and channels nine through twelve 9 12 are grouped on the second digital audio connector The digital audio breakout cables provide a separate XLR connector for each input and...

Page 20: ...ware shutdown Use the following procedure to shutdown power off the QuVIS Encore from the front panel menu system 1 Navigate to the SETUP Information menu page 2 Select the Shutdown menu choice and pr...

Page 21: ...rming an operation To avoid the risk of electrical shock do not attempt to remove the power cord while the unit is powered on Manual restart To restart power reset the QuVIS Encore manually press and...

Page 22: ...ront Panel GUI Interface and Chapter 5 Modifying Configuration Configuration tasks Select Video Output Settings Select Analog Video Output Settings Select Audio Output Settings Select Timecode Output...

Page 23: ...gital noise or grain to the playback With some display devices the effect yields a more pleasing playback image In most cases dither should not be used when the video output is being displayed on a pr...

Page 24: ...se the front panel headphone jack or the Analog audio channels 1 and 2 to monitor any of the digital audio channels use the LEFT or RIGHT Channel Mix controls to route the digital audio channel to the...

Page 25: ...specify the type of output timecode set LTC Out 3 For advanced applications involving Metadata readers use the Metadata Out control to specify what data is transmitted over the Metadata portion of the...

Page 26: ...gs Select Advanced Input Settings Select Video Input Settings 1 Navigate to the RECORD Input menu page 2 Make the appropriate configuration changes on this menu page a Select the image format file tha...

Page 27: ...additional information see the QuVIS Media Format QMF in Chapter 3 c Set the Maximum Data Rate MDR setting MDR is used to set the upper data rate limit when recording For additional information see t...

Page 28: ...put Settings 1 Navigate to the RECORD Advanced menu page 2 This menu page provides advanced control over record input settings a The Include metadata control is used to instruct the system to record d...

Page 29: ...g Basic Operations Play a short clip to confirm that your connections and system setup are correct Refer to Chapter 2 Quick Start Procedures for play and record procedures QuVIS Encore Page 28 QSR Ver...

Page 30: ...s and that you can apply that understanding to make the required settings If you need help with these procedures contact your network administrator Once the networks settings have been made and the ap...

Page 31: ...server is connected to a foreign network running DHCP an IP address may be automatically assigned by the network without having to request an IP address from a company s IT department You will need to...

Page 32: ...s the SELECT button to activate the input window 5 To change the Default Gateway setting navigate to that menu item and press the SELECT button to activate the input window 6 Restart the system to act...

Page 33: ...AT 5 or 6 twisted pair Ethernet cables The network cable port is located on the back of the unit on the bottom board module Attach RJ 45 Ethernet cable here Connecting the QuVIS Encore to a network hu...

Page 34: ...net connection and presence on your network by either pinging the QuVIS Encore s IP address or opening a client connection using a Telnet or FTP client If the system responds to the ping request or yo...

Page 35: ...2 serial protocol To control the system remotely using the RS 422 protocol a RS422 cable male must be connected to the QuVIS Encore and the controlling device Connect the RS 422 cable as required and...

Page 36: ...S Procedures in this chapter include Load Custom Settings from a Config File Play a Clip from the Front Panel Record a Clip from the GUI Local record Create a Simple Script Basic File Management QuVIS...

Page 37: ...on 1 Navigate to the SETUP Config menu page and select the Load config file option 2 Press the SELECT button to activate the file selection window The file browser path will automatically load the app...

Page 38: ...edia file and press the SELECT button Note Multi file playback is only supported when using the Play Selected Item playstyle Output Video menu page If you select multiple files when using the Play Shu...

Page 39: ...Note The QuVIS Encore will automatically switch to the appropriate output video format if needed before playback will begin QuVIS Encore Page 38 QSR Version 3 1...

Page 40: ...ut Digital Audio Inputs RECORD Audio Analog Audio Inputs RECORD Audio Resolution RECORD Audio Frequency RECORD Audio 3 Review the additional system systems to ensure that the Encore is properly config...

Page 41: ...ECORD button to begin recording 6 To stop recording press the STOP button 7 Once recording has stopped you may chose to review play the clip rename it delete the clip or accept Keep the recording QuVI...

Page 42: ...n as if they were one seamless production Script files may be played from the front panel by selecting the file from the PLAY Browser menu page and pressing the PLAY button 1 Navigate to the PLAY Show...

Page 43: ...TIP Multiple play events may be added by using the multi select functionality of the browser popup window A separate play event will be added for each media file or clip selected within the same direc...

Page 44: ...y 1 Navigate to the PLAY Browser menu page Using the file browser navigate to the volume and or directory path where you wish to create a new directory The current path in the example below is Volume...

Page 45: ...name the selected file or directory press the File button and select the Rename menu choice 3 Make changes to the filename and press the Okay button to complete the rename operation TIP The controls f...

Page 46: ...or directory press the File button and select the Delete menu choice 3 Press the Okay button to confirm that you wish to delete the selected file or directory Copy a File Local 1 Select the file s yo...

Page 47: ...window The destination directory may be a directory on any of the locally mounted storage volumes 4 Press the Okay button to start the copy process Note To cancel the operation press the soft button l...

Page 48: ...ct Overview Storage QuVIS Media Files User Security Features Factors that Affect Picture Quality When Recording Factors that Affect Picture Quality During Playback Control Panel Overview Introduction...

Page 49: ...ile using the QuClips image encoding application The QuVIS Encore connects to far more types of equipment than most video players including a wide variety of profession video equipment computer system...

Page 50: ...o 60MB per second or MDR60 Drive order within a non boot volume is not important as volume order is determined during the formatting process Once a volume is formatted the user may remove the volume a...

Page 51: ...l media drives are mounted on removable drive carriers or drive sleds Hard drives mounted in the media bays are hot swappable meaning that they may be inserted or removed while the unit is powered on...

Page 52: ...the drives for different clip video formats With scaleable storage options several hours of superior quality high definition video can be shared between servers in just a matter of minutes With hot sw...

Page 53: ...MDR Metadata and Clip Form in order to maintain playback compatibility with older 1 x QuBits QMF1 clip settings MDR Maximum of 30MB sec Metadata Not supported Clip Form Collapsed only interleaved vide...

Page 54: ...black and timecode for editing in a post production environment Virtual tapes are an editable media object that may only be created and edited by a QuVIS mastering server QuVIS Acuity QuVIS Encore an...

Page 55: ...ption as if they were one seamless production Script files are more than just a list of clips that are to be played in sequence Widely used as a Digital Cinema playlist script files are capable of spe...

Page 56: ...perator a different degree of operator freedom Security levels are enforced from all system interfaces QShell Telnet FTP and GUI If system security is not enabled default access is set to Administrato...

Page 57: ...iguration management Security management Account Management Account management is currently available via the ACCOUNT QShell command line utility The ACCOUNT command may be used to LIST users ADD new...

Page 58: ...e reaching the MDR setting 2 Maximum Data Rate RECORD Media menu page MDR can have a moderate to more extreme effect on picture quality based on whether it is set correctly or incorrectly for the sour...

Page 59: ...bit 2 Dither OUTPUT Video menu page When turned ON Dither inserts electronically generated noise into the picture This may be useful for some displays where it may produce a sharper looking image It...

Page 60: ...signal into it via a different input i e using HD via component RGB rather than SDI 2 Cable quality and cable length The quality of your cable makes a big difference Cables of the same length but fro...

Page 61: ...ch of the four front panel LED s are assigned to monitor specific system events Network When lit this LED indicates that a network connection has been opened with the QuVIS Encore This includes any of...

Page 62: ...of a control in the positive direction To scroll through a list of options or quickly advance a value press and hold this button DOWN This button is used to move the selection focus object down a list...

Page 63: ...are used to jump to the listed menu group In the example above if you press the soft button labeled Setup the SETUP menu group would be displayed The two inner buttons with and arrows are used to navi...

Page 64: ...frame advance or JOG through a clip use your finger to rotate the inner wheel in the desired direction left reverse right forward Shuttling a clip To shuttle through a clip turn the outer ring in the...

Page 65: ...trol in close proximity of each other SETUP PG 5 5 SETUP PG 4 5 PLAY PG 5 5 The primary setup and configuration menu pages Record Output Remote and Setup are labeled making it easy to quickly identify...

Page 66: ...Navigation Shortcuts To reduce the number of button presses it may take to navigate through the complete list of menu pages navigational shortcuts using this menu button are available This shortcut me...

Page 67: ...lay to allow the operator to make changes to the configuration of the unit and still monitor the status of the machine Dashboard Indicators From left to right the dashboard indicators are as follows 1...

Page 68: ...m states may be added in order to support content loading operations PLAY Encore is in a play state but not yet playing clips i e vmode p RECORD Encore is in a record ready state but not yet recording...

Page 69: ...a virtual tape or timeline with virtual timecode is selected for playback The primary TC indicator will follow the LTC output OUTPUT Timecode menu page control setting when in play mode and the Timeco...

Page 70: ...List Navigation Bar Control The list navigation bar control is used on display objects file browser menu selection window and item lists in popup controls that present a list of selectable items The s...

Page 71: ...character in order to rename the filename To perform the function outlined by the selection box add character remove character etc all one needs to do is to press the green SELECT button 2 A small rig...

Page 72: ...Selection States 1 Single file in focus but not selected 2 Single file selected and in focus 3 Multiple files selected first file selected in focus File Browser Directory Navigation In order to naviga...

Page 73: ...wrap works the same in the other direction as well Refresh button Edit Value and Toggle Buttons Some menu page options do not open a separate dialog window or popup but rather allow the value to chang...

Page 74: ...log or input boxes are used extensively throughout the GUI Popup Windows These are used to present lists of available values or actions In most cases pressing the SELECT button will close the popup wi...

Page 75: ...his chapter includes details of the front panel menu system including menu groups menu pages and system controls PLAY menu group RECORD menu group EDIT menu group OUTPUT menu group REMOTE menu group S...

Page 76: ...st commonly used to control playback operations Menu pages covered in this section include PLAY Control menu page clip playback PLAY Control menu page script playback PLAY Browser menu page PLAY Show...

Page 77: ...including volume and path of the media file currently under local playback control Format SNR Audio The QuVIS format name of the media file is identified here Displays the signal to noise ratio SNR va...

Page 78: ...playstyle is set to Play Loop Repeat or Play Selected Item REVERSE The REVERSE button is used to shuttle or frame advance backwards through the clip or media file currently under Jog Shuttle control E...

Page 79: ...ipt using the FORWARD or REVERSE buttons located on the ALT 1 button view While in JOG mode pressing PLAY will restart playback of the script The SHTL button is used to manually switch from the JOG pl...

Page 80: ...layback will override any selected playstyle except Load Remote Control Transport Control Buttons Description PAUSE EJECT The PAUSE button is used to halt playback of a media file While in shuttle mod...

Page 81: ...is enabled this function is only available to Tech or Admin level users JOG SHUTTLE The JOG button is used to initiate frame by frame playback of the active script Press this button while playback is...

Page 82: ...aintenance operations on From here the operator can access all of the mounted volumes directories and files on the system with the exception of the system volume which is a protected area used only fo...

Page 83: ...lected Item Play item one time through and release Play Jog Shuttle Play item with shuttle control engaged Play Loop Repeat Play single item in a continuous loop Load Remote Control Ready the selected...

Page 84: ...ected file or folder File Operation Description READ LOG Opens the Log viewer New system events and errors may be viewed in the log viewer LOGIN LOGOUT If system security is enabled use the LOGIN opti...

Page 85: ...ly be used to create a script For details on how to create a simple play script see section Create a Simple Script Additional details of the QScript file format and manual authoring requirements may b...

Page 86: ...script file Select the script file to be loaded from the file browser window The default path for script files is the scripts directory on the primary system volume SAVE Use this option to save change...

Page 87: ...used to PAUSE playback of the script This event may only exist between two PLAY events Control track commands such as a GPI event immediately before the pause will be executed before script playback i...

Page 88: ...ration is 10 frames The last parameter that must be defined to complete the GPI event is to describe at what time the event should occur or start to occur in the case of a timed pulse NOW used to have...

Page 89: ...o Play loop repeat then the clip will continue to play until playback is manually stopped To manually stop the triggered playback session press the STOP button on the PLAY Control menu page Elapsed Ti...

Page 90: ...enu page and then press PLAY to place the system into an armed state awaiting the start trigger event When the start trigger point is reached playback will begin If a stop trigger has been set playbac...

Page 91: ...page RECORD Advanced menu page RECORD Control menu page TIP A message line is located at the bottom of each record setup menu page in order to provide visual confirmation that the selected record set...

Page 92: ...finition serial digital input signal Analog This input is used to record an Analog Component Video signal YUV YPrPb Timecode Source Select which timecode input source should be used for recorded timec...

Page 93: ...QuBits QMF1 only supports an MDR of 30MB sec For additional information see the Maximum Data Rate MDR section in Chapter 3 Note Additional consideration must be given to the number of drives that mak...

Page 94: ...or track as a separate audio only media file A special file extension axx is used to identify the media file as a single audio track The source audio channel number is specified in the file extension...

Page 95: ...opriately when the image format is changed Non drop this override setting will force the system to always record non drop frame timecode 1 1000 regardless of the timecode type defined by the selected...

Page 96: ...prior to recording RECORD Control menu page Record mode setup If the system is not currently in record mode as indicated in the dashboard label RECORD you must first press the Setup button If the syst...

Page 97: ...page when playback review is completed This can be useful for determining whether to keep the clip or adjust settings and re record it To end review playback and return to post record options press t...

Page 98: ...settings you can specify when creating a QuVIS Virtual Tape Once the virtual tape is created you may select it for playback place it under remote control and proceed to record clips into it just as yo...

Page 99: ...e timeline file tl the virtual tape project directory where the individual edit files are stored and the virtual tape file itself vtp Once you have entered the VTP name press OKAY to accept Virtual Ta...

Page 100: ...Virtual Starting Timecode The timecode TCV for the entire virtual tape is automatically assigned using this control The virtual tape is pre striped using this starting timecode value Timecode Used Use...

Page 101: ...utton will display a window that summarizes the current Record settings the record menu pages directly affect the virtual tape that is created on this page Review these settings before creating the Vi...

Page 102: ...y the record settings you can quickly jump to the RECORD menu pages by pressing the soft button labeled REC Settings Once you have made the appropriate changes return the EDIT Dest menu page to contin...

Page 103: ...ion of menu pages that are most commonly used to control playback operations Menu pages covered in this section include OUTPUT Video menu page OUTPUT Analog menu page OUTPUT Audio menu page OUTPUT Tim...

Page 104: ...alog to compensate for signal variations This is a two stage button meaning that when the button is active the user must press the green SELECT button before they can modify the value Once the SELECT...

Page 105: ...nu page will not be available OUTPUT Analog Options Description Analog Colorspace Use this control to change the output analog colorspace Choices include RGB or YUV Analog Sync Use this control to cha...

Page 106: ...of each digital audio channel Right Channel Mix This control allows you to route any audio channel including digital audio channels to the right channel of the analog headphone output For example cha...

Page 107: ...All Use this option to select all available channels to be routed to the selected analog channel Clear Use this option to clear all selected 1 The Channel Routing dialog window allows the operator to...

Page 108: ...the volume setting 1 Pressing and releasing the or button will increment or decrement the value by 1 2 Press and hold the or button to automatically scroll through the value list Release the button t...

Page 109: ...No time code output Original Source LTC Time code from the original recording Absolute starting from 0 Start playback from 00 00 00 00 Metadata Out This button determines what data is output in the M...

Page 110: ...collection of menu pages that contain the settings most commonly used to place the QuVIS Encore under remote control Menu pages covered in this section include REMOTE Control menu page REMOTE Setup m...

Page 111: ...gle control combines the selection of port and protocol in one gadget This is a PLAYBACK feature only The Encore will appear to the controlling device as a READ ONLY tape Options include None Sony Ode...

Page 112: ...Max Fwd Rev Spd This control allows you to set the maximum shuttle speed when under remote RS 422 control It will not affect shuttle speeds used for local playback from the GUI Max Cue Speed This cont...

Page 113: ...over the Encore s system settings Menu pages covered in this section include SETUP Config menu page SETUP Network menu page SETUP Serial menu page SETUP Display menu page SETUP Information menu page...

Page 114: ...iguration files Configuration Menu Page Items Description Default Startup Config File This control sets the default configuration file to be used by the system software at startup When the system star...

Page 115: ...bnet mask is 255 255 255 0 Default Gateway This control is used to set the TCP IP network default gateway address The default gateway tells the system where to route IP data not destined for the same...

Page 116: ...nges how the flow of data is controlled between two serial devices on this serial port Flow control is also referred to as handshaking Note The system supports both software Xon Xoff and hardware hand...

Page 117: ...to prevent burn in on the display Display Page Menu Item Description Screen Saver Type Use this to select the type of screen saver to be used Screen Saver Delay This sets the amount of delay or time...

Page 118: ...n QuVIS Soft Release QSR Displays the version information for the currently installed software release Hardware Info Displays the list of currently installed hardware including optional circuit cards...

Page 119: ...el GPI 4 Use this control to set up a system action for this GPI input channel GPI Input Options When a signal is received the system will perform the operation defined for that channel There are 4 sy...

Page 120: ...n the specified condition is met GPI 4 Use this control to instruct the system to output a GPI signal on this channel when the specified condition is met GPI 5 10 Use this control to instruct the syst...

Page 121: ...tion in this chapter includes Configuring QuVIS Encore overview Set the Default Startup Config File Save Current Settings to a Config File Load Custom Settings from a Config File Restore Factory Setti...

Page 122: ...stom settings from a configuration file each time the unit is powered on If you do not set the default startup config file the system will load factory settings as defined in the read only factory cfg...

Page 123: ...setup to config file option 2 Press the SELECT button to activate the file naming window Enter the name you wish to assign to the config file 3 Press the soft button labeled Save to store the current...

Page 124: ...and press the SELECT button 4 Press the soft button labeled Okay to load the settings from the selected config file Restore Factory Settings To restore the factory settings perform the Load Custom Se...

Page 125: ...ting Remote Control for Playback Operations Remote Control Status Starting Remote Control for Record Operations Virtual Tape Overview Create a Virtual Tape Edit a Virtual Tape Insert Edit into a Virtu...

Page 126: ...QuVIS Encore you must first select the serial protocol to be used and then enable remote control See the Configuring Remote Control section for detailed setup instructions Supported QuVIS Media Types...

Page 127: ...protocol option has been selected from the list press the SELECT button to complete the selection Note If you select the Odetics protocol you must also complete step 3 to assign the directory to be us...

Page 128: ...t B connector is located at the rear of the Encore Select the RS 232 B Protocol 1 To use the LDV8000 laser disc protocol navigate to the REMOTE Control menu page 2 Press the SELECT button to activate...

Page 129: ...trol by pressing the soft Remote button found on the PLAY Browser menu page using the Alt 2 soft button view The second method allows you to bypass the need to directly turn on remote control by using...

Page 130: ...Clips Directory setting 3 To load the selected clip or media file press the play button Playback of the loaded media file on the Encore may now be controlled using the remote serial controller Remote...

Page 131: ...cord operations Notes A direct to disk record operation is terminated when the STOP command is issued from the remote edit controller Direct to disk record operations are session events meaning that e...

Page 132: ...Encore is not in a record ready state indicated on the GUI dashboard with the label Record the system will switch to record mode before content is recorded This may result in a record delay of a coupl...

Page 133: ...ted and does not overwrite existing data Instead of overwriting any data on the VTP a new set of pointers within the VTP project file vtp point to the location of the new content without destroying th...

Page 134: ...ion If the auto tl timeline file does not exist within the VTP project directory the system will automatically generate a new one Media Asset Files Each time an insert or assemble edit video and or au...

Page 135: ...s that typically run slightly longer than their stated length virtual tapes do not contain any padding If your projects tend to run long it may be advisable to create a longer virtual tape than you th...

Page 136: ...be working with To display a quick view of the current record settings press the soft button labeled A V Summary If you need to modify the record settings you can quickly jump to the RECORD menu pages...

Page 137: ...Used 5 When all settings are correct press the Create VTP button at the bottom of the menu page This will create the virtual tape project file vtp and project directory Now you may proceed to edit th...

Page 138: ...e PLAY Browser menu page and switch to the ALT2 soft button view To activate remote control press the REMOTE button Note This will also change the control playstyle to Load Remote Control 3 Switch the...

Page 139: ...CORD Control menu page Press the SETUP button to arm the system for an insert edit The transport status on the dashboard will change to VTP INSERT to indicate that the system is in a VTR insert record...

Page 140: ...l tape If the virtual tape containing audio edits are transferred from another server using a removable drive and if those assets are not copied to the same parent location of the virtual tape contain...

Page 141: ...pe timeline specify both source virtual tape files and use the AVSync parameter to identify the appropriate audio adjustment The first virtual tape file should be the video source VTP and the second s...

Page 142: ...xamples The following is a graphical depiction of both virtual tape merging and audio synchronization operations The timeline represents a timecode based section of the virtual tape QuVIS Encore Page...

Page 143: ...D LINE OPERATIONS Information in this chapter includes QShell Overview QShell via Serial Connection QShell via Telnet Connection Advanced QShell Basics QShell Advanced Operations QuVIS Encore Page 142...

Page 144: ...keep pressing the TAB key until the desired file is auto completed Command Types There are three general types of commands that may be executed from the command line interface internal commands softw...

Page 145: ...port you will likely need to create a connection profile for the terminal application The settings of the terminal program must match the serial settings of the QuVIS Encore If you are unsure of the c...

Page 146: ...ween the QuVIS Encore and the PC has been properly configured and established 1 Start your Telnet client and start a new connection 2 Provide the QuVIS Encore s IP address in the method required by th...

Page 147: ...nfig Mirror Ren VarSpeed Copy MkDir RenVol Ver Del Mount SerCtrl Volutil Dir Net Set Wait Encrypt Path Shell WhatIs Exit Play Show Which GetTC PlayScript Shuttle Print Stat Help PWD StopClip Volume Ho...

Page 148: ...R 8 INSTALLING SYSTEM SOFTWARE Information included in this chapter QuVIS Soft Release QSR Overview Installing New System Software Restoring a Previous Software Release QuVIS Encore Page 147 QSR Versi...

Page 149: ...are release upgrades and license A hardware upgrade s may be necessary to gain access to some of the new features Those features that are hardware dependent will not be fully accessible until an appro...

Page 150: ...installing software that can corrupt your installation and data QuVIS update software has a built in failsafe feature If you inadvertently install a software update that is not supported by your hardw...

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