Calrec ARGO, Инструкция по установке и техническому обслуживанию

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56 ARGO
Digital Broadcast IP Production Console
External Control
WIRELESS CSCP ROUTER CONFIGURATION
Calrec applications can be connected
to the console via a wireless router.
The setup options provided by
different router manufacturers can
differ substantially so this setup
guide should be used along with
the manufacturer's instructions for
your particular router configuration
application. Also, some basic
networking knowledge is assumed.
As an example the Calrec serial control
protocol (CSCP) allows communication
with Calrec consoles using the TCP/IP
protocol at a pre-determined TCP port
number.
CSCP can connect to the Calrec system
through a wireless router, through which
console functions can be controlled using
the CSCP protocol.
Console Configuration
Calrec consoles are pre-configured with
a basic CSCP configuration which is
disabled by default.
This basic configuration assumes a
simple, point to point connection with a
wireless router on the same subnet as
the processor. This basic setup is unlikely
to be suitable for connection to a more
complex corporate network.
To setup the basic connection, first
configure a virtual adapter for the
selected surface under the External
Control section of the Calrec Configure
application, select the IP address, Subnet
Mask and gateway if required and choose
which Network interface on the Impulse
core to be used. as shown in Fig 1.
For further information on this setup
procedure the user should refer to the
Impulse Configure Guide (926-290).
Then for CSCP usage select System
Settings from the top right corner of
the console or assist application, select
Control Protocols from the left hand
menu, create the CSCP interfaces from
that page and click to Enable the CSCP
Interfaces as required as shown in Fig 2.
IP Address Subnet Mask Port Number
Primary Control
Processor
example
192.168.40.1 255.255.255.0 49300
Secondary
Control Processor
example
192.168.40.2 255.255.255.0 49300
FIG 2 - CSCP CREATE & ENABLE EXAMPLE
The console will now be providing
the CSCP connections as shown in
this table. Note that the Port number
for assist via CSCP shown here is
49300 but it is user configurable and
the IP Addresses for the Primary and
Secondary control processors are for
example only. Wireless Router Configuration
When the basic configuration has
been enabled the console provides
CSCP connections, for example here
on the 192.168.40/24 subnet so the
wireless router LAN connection must
be configured to be part of this subnet.
FIG 1 - CSCP CONTROL INTERFACE CONFIGURATION EXAMPLE