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Router Control Configuration
Overview
The point to note is that, while NV9000 systems are normally operated as an isolated
ecosystem (the entire right-hand side of the figure - controllers, routers, panels, tallys, etc.)
to prevent breakdowns caused by extra network traffic, the GV Matrix can live outside that
closed ecosystem, connected through the House Net that links the NV9000 system to the
outside world. The user’s PC with iControl Solo can also be connected to that network,
allowing the GV Matrix to be configured in situ.
Establishing a router control setup for GV Matrix and NV9000 involves these steps:
Step 1: Configure GV Matrix for your operational setup , on page 90
Step 2: Connect GV Matrix to the NV9000 network , on page 90
Step 3: Design a configuration using SE Utilities , on page 90
Step 1: Configure GV Matrix for your operational setup
Before connecting GV Matrix to an external control solution, you must identify the use
requirements and configure the system parameters that affect them. These are found in the
earlier chapters of this manual.
Step 2: Connect GV Matrix to the NV9000 network
Because the GV Matrix is connected to the NV9000 House Net, you will need to set the GV
Matrix IP address to occupy the same subnet as the NV9000 controller.
• NV9000 default address for the House Net: 192.168.20.1
See Setting the GV Matrix’s IP Address , on page 10, for detailed instructions.
Step 3: Design a configuration using SE Utilities
This process is beyond the scope of this manual.
Please consult the User Manual for NV9000 SE Utilities configuration software for detailed
instructions.
Helpful Information when designing a configuration:
Protocol NV Ethernet - Compact router
Router Size 288 x 288
Router IP Address As configured in Step 2
The tables below list the port identifications for the various I/O to the fabric card.