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MV-801 User Manual
Issue 1 Revision 1 Page 38
3.5 Connecting Cables
Now that the MV-801 option hardware is installed, some connections need to be made.
3.5.1 Connecting the Network and Multiviewer Display Output(s)
1. Connect the MV-801 directly to a computer network port via 1G Ethernet port 1
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(see Figure 23) using a standard CAT 5e Ethernet cable.
2. Connect up to 4 display monitor screens to display output ports 1 to 4.
3. If more display outputs have been licensed, then connect these.
4. See the ‘MV-8 Series Multiviewer’ user manual for details about configuring the
MV-801 multiviewer using its RollCall templates.
3.6 MV-801 Module Booting
Refer to the ‘MV-8 Series Multiviewer’ user manual for information about MV-801 module
booting and start-up splash screen.
Note: The MV-801 must initially be configured from a computer before being
attached to the router’s IT network.
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See the ‘MV-8 Series Multiviewer’ user manual for more information.
Figure 231312 MV-800/MV-801 Integrated Multiviewer Rear panel Connectors
1G Ethernet
Port 1
Multiviewer display
Outputs
1 and 2
Outputs
3 and 4
IMPORTANT
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Ethernet connection:
Check the logical and physical connection of all Ethernet ports to the
MV-801 rear panel.
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This is required for optimum MV-801 performance.
Explanation:
The MV-801 has more than one Ethernet port with one IP address
per Ethernet port. However, even if a port is disconnected, its IP
address can still be “seen” through other the Ethernet ports.
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This means the MV-801 can still appear to be operating normally,
i.e. with all Ethernet ports connected, even with one or more
unconnected network ports.
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There is a MV-801 performance penalty for operating in this way.
Note: Use the ‘1G1’ network interface when performing the initial unit
configuration with Grass Valley RollCall control panel.
Note: The ‘Eng’ interface is a reserved internal IP network interface, do not
use this interface.