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Machine Control Interfaces
Installation Instructions
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Machine Control Interfaces
Kalypso Machine Control Interfaces Installation Instructions7
Contents
8Kalypso Machine Control Interfaces Installation Instructions
Machine Control Overview
Introduction
The Kalypso system uses special interfaces for Ethernet based machine
control. These interfaces reside outside the Kalypso system, on the controlled devices themselves. Different installation procedures are used for
the various interfaces. After the interfaces are installed, Encore control
system software residing either on the Kalypso system or elsewhere in
your facility will need to be configured to recognize the devices that will be
used with the Kalypso system’s machine control capabilities.
This document covers the initial installation of machine control interfaces
(software and/or hardware) on the Kalypso system and on external
devices, and also describes the configuration required to support the
devices. It also gives a brief description of the Encore Operator User interface (OUI).
Section 1
Encore Control System Overview
NoteAn Encore control system is modular and scalable. Encore system capabili-
ties range from the simple machine control covered in this manual, to complete facility wide resource management, including routing, automation, and
on-air playback. For information about Encore system features not covered
in this manual, see the Encore documentation provided with those products.
The Encore control system has a distributed, client/server architecture,
using standard Ethernet communications protocols (Figure 1). The Encore
system consists of client, server, and central core components. The central
core (Sharer, Database, System Manager) is required since all other components rely on its existence. An Encore OUI is also required since it is used
to configure the central core.
Kalypso Machine Control Interfaces Installation Instructions9
Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
Figure 1. Encore System Diagram
Kalypso Menu Panel
Encore Database
System Manager
Server Application
Different Applications
can run on
the same Engine
The same type of
Application can run on
different Engines
Sharer
Optional PC
Client Application
(Engine)
Encore OUI
Client Application
(Engine)
Encore OUI
Kalypso Video
Processor Frame
Encore
Machine Control
Client Application
Network
Ethernet
Profile VDR
(Engine)
VDRCS
Server
Application
VTR
Encore
Serial Engine
VSVC
Server
Application
Serial
Terms associated with an Encore system include:
Client — A generic term for a software component that makes use of a
service provided by a server. For Kalypso systems, Encore client software
is included in the core Kalypso software installed on the Video Processor
frame, enabling machine control capabilities (once the interfaces are
installed and configured).
Server — A generic term for a software component that provides a service
to a client. As a machine control example, the VDRCS software residing on
a Profile VDR acts as a server, because it provides a service (clip loading
and playback) to the client (the Kalypso system software).
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System Manager — The software application used for overall system man-
agement functions, including logon, access control, and configuration. On
a Kalypso system it typically resides on the Menu panel, but it may reside
on any PC on the network.
Database — A data set containing configuration information used by the
various Encore system components.
Sharer — An Encore software component responsible for distributing the
database configuration data to the various applications as they boot up.
The Sharer also acts as a coordinator between the clients and servers.
OUI — The Encore user interface, a Windows based menu system. This is
considered a client for machine control and other functions.
Engine — A generic term for a hardware component with specific capabili-
ties. For example, a Profile VDR is considered an engine, as is the Menu
panel or PC on which the OUI application runs.
Application — A generic term for a software component that can be loaded
and run on an engine. For example, the VDRCS server application is
installed on the Profile VDR engine hardware, while the OUI client appli-
cation can be installed on the Kalypso Menu panel engine hardware.
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Machine Control Support Software Installation
Machine Control Support Software Installation
What You Should Install
Encore Control System machine control software (formerly called
OmniBus software), used for external Profile and VTR device control via
the Kalypso system Machine Control subpanel, is included on the Kalypso
Software CD.
Sharer, System Manager, and Encore Operator User Interface (OUI) software can be installed on a Kalypso system using the Kalypso Install program. A Sharer and System Manager must be installed somewhere in your
facility to control a Profile or VTR with the Kalypso system, but only one
instance should be installed. Multiple versions of the Encore OUI can
safely reside on the network.
The Base Install includes a Port Mapper application, used to manage
system ports. This is installed regardless of which options are selected.
A default database is also included on the Kalypso Software CD, containing default IP addresses of Kalypso system and Profile devices. This
database is to be installed only one time, as a baseline to begin configuration, and should not be reloaded onto an existing operating system. Default
IP addresses will work if the Kalypso system and all the machine control
components reside on an isolated network. If the Kalypso system is interconnected with a facility’s local area network, however, the IP addresses in
the Encore data base will probably need to be changed.
The Sharer, Database, and all the Encore/Omnibus servers must reside on
the same subnet. The Encore system uses broadcast messages that do not
propagate through routers.
In facilities where more than one Kalypso Menu panel exists or where multiple Kalypso systems access the same devices, it is best to install the Encore
central core on a separate PC rather than on one of the Kalypso Menu
panels. Otherwise, shutting down the Kalypso Menu panel with the Encore
database may stop a Kalypso system from controlling the machines. The
installation procedure on a PC is the same as that used on a Kalypso Menu
panel (just insert the CD and follow the directions). If the core components
are not installed on a Kalypso Menu panel, an Encore OUI should also be
installed with the central core. This provides configuration access independent of a Kalypso Menu panel, which might be turned off or unavailable.
Kalypso Machine Control Interfaces Installation Instructions11
Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
Install Machine Control Support Software
1. Exit any open applications.
2. Insert the Kalypso Software CD. The following screen appears
(Figure 2).
Figure 2. Kalypso Install Screen 1
3. Select the Machine Control Support option, and then touch Install. The
Kalypso Application Menu appears (Figure 3).
Figure 3. Machine Control Installation Options Menu
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Machine Control Support Software Installation
4. Select the appropriate installation options, as described in the
following bulleted paragraphs.
CAUTION Only one Sharer and System Manager is to be installed on a network.
•If you are installing machine control on your Kalypso system for
the first time and do not have an OmniBus facility management
system on the network, select Encore User Interface and Sharer/System
Manager and Default Configuration Data Base. Additional OmniBus or
Encore system configuration steps will also be required.
•If you are updating a Kalypso system already running a machine
control option and do not have an OmniBus facility management
system elsewhere on the network, select Encore User Interface and
Sharer/System Manager. The existing configuration will be retained.
CAUTION If updating existing Machine Control software on a Kalypso system, do NOT
choose the Default Configuration Database option, as it will overwrite the
existing configuration information.
•If you are updating a Kalypso system already running a machine
control option and have an Omnibus facility management system
running elsewhere on the network, select Encore User Interface and
Base Install Only. The existing configuration will be retained.
CAUTION If an existing OmniBus facility management system or an Encore control
system exists on the network, do NOT choose the Default Configuration Database option. If it is installed to the same location as the existing database, the
existing configuration information will be overwritten, disabling the OmniBus
or Encore system.
5. After making your selections, touch Install. During the subsequent
installation process several prompt and selection screens appear in
sequence. Different screens are displayed (Figure 4), depending on the
options originally chosen above. Carefully follow the on-screen
directions, and always use the default selection when choices are
offered.
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
Figure 4. Machine Control Installation Screens
6. If you selected the Sharer/System Manager option, you may need to click
the Sharer Setup tab at the bottom of the screen (Figure 5) to bring up the
next menu.
Figure 5. Sharer Setup Tab
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Machine Control Support Software Installation
7. The Choose Destination Location screen appears next (Figure 6).
8. If you installed the Sharer, after you complete the installation you will
need to log off and log on before you will be able to use the software,
as prompted on the following screen (Figure 7).
NoteDo NOT log off at this time. You must first complete the Machine Control
Support Software installation. You will loggoff later at Step 11.
Figure 7. Sharer Install Logoff Message
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
9. Touch the Finish button. The following prompt will appear (Figure 8).
Touch OK.
Figure 8. Completed Installation Prompt
10. If you upgraded existing machine control software and did NOT install
the default database, you must add a KAL user to the data base (see
Add User to Data Base on page 18). This is not necessary if the default
database was installed.
11. With the KAL user in the database, log off and back onto the computer.
Confirm Machine Control Support Installation
12. On startup the computer will load the Kalypso Menu application, as
usual, but the following applications also load:
•Encore User Interface
•SysMan3
•Portmapper
•Sharer (to exit Sharer you must first exit WatchDog)
•WatchDog (automatically reloads Sharer)
If you minimize the Kalypso Menu application, tabs for these applications will appear on the Windows task bar at the bottom of the screen.
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Machine Control Support Software Installation
13. You will also be able to touch the Facility Manager button on the Kalypso
Menu panel to go directly to a logged on Encore User Interface screen
(Figure 9). This button is active after the entire Kalypso system has
completely booted up.
Figure 9.
NoteThe KAL logon has permissions for operational control only. To change con-
figuration settings you must log on as SYS.
14. You have completed the Machine Control Support software
installation. You can now go to Section 2 for Profile installation, or
Section 3 for VTR installation.
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
Add User to Data Base
If the machine control installation was an upgrade that did NOT include
installation of the default database, the user KAL must be added to the data
base. This permits automatic logon to the Encore User Interface when the
Menu panel boots up.
1. Touch the Facility Manager button on the Menu panel to bring up the
Encore User Interface (Figure 10). The button on the lower right of the
menu is labeled Start when not logged on.
Figure 10.
2. Click on the Start button and log on to the Encore GUI as user SYS
(Figure 11). SYS will appear in place of Start on the lower right button.
Figure 11.
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Add User to Data Base
3. Close the Welcome window by clicking the button at the upper right
corner of its window.
4. Click on an empty box on the task bar at the bottom of the screen. A list
of applications appears (Figure 12).
Figure 12.
5. Select the SYSTEM MANAGER 3 application and click the Return button
located at the lower right corner of the window. The System Manager
application screen appears (Figure 13).
Figure 13.
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
6. Select Users from the menu. The User System Details screen appears
(Figure 14).
Figure 14.
7. Select Add in the lower left corner of the screen. A prompt to Enter New
User ID appears. Enter KAL (Figure 15).
Figure 15.
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Add User to Data Base
8. The User System Details screen re-appears. Click on the Modify button
(Figure 16).
Figure 16.
9. Click on the SYS button on the lower right and select YES to log off the
Encore User Interface (Figure 17).
Figure 17.
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
10. Click on the Start button and log on to the Encore GUI as user KAL to
test that the new user was added. The name KAL replaces Start on the
lower right button (Figure 18).
Figure 18.
NoteThe KAL logon has permissions for operational control only. To change con-
figuration settings you must log on as SYS.
11. If you are doing an initial Machine Control Support Software
installation, go back to Confirm Machine Control Support Installation on
page 16.
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Encore IP Address Change Procedure
The default Encore database installed from the Kalypso software CD contains default IP addresses of the Kalypso system components and one
Profile VDR. These default addresses may need to be changed to support
larger installations. Changing these addresses when Encore has been
installed on the Kalypso Menu Processor involves the following steps:
•Run the Menu Processor and Encore under the old (default) address,
create copies, and change their IP addresses,
•Change the Menu Processor’s IP address to the new IP address,
•Restart Encore and delete the old IP addresses.
The following example procedure shows how to change from the default
addresses to the following new addresses (Table 1).
Table 1. IP Address Changes
DeviceDefault AddressNew Address
Kalypso Menu192.168.0.25192.65.12.41
Kalypso Frame192.168.0.20192.65.12.21
Profile192.168.0.10192.65.12.58
Encore IP Address Change Procedure
You need a keyboard attached to the Main panel to perform this procedure.
To Modify Default Encore Database IP Addresses:
1. With Encore running (Sharer, System Manager and OUI), log on and
enter System Manager 3 application, User SYS, no password.
2. Engines. Select. Should see address 192.168.0.10 (the profile) and
192.168.0.25 (menu processor as host for system manager).
3. Build a copy of Profile if you want to change its address:
a. Add, IP Address: 192.65.12.58 (for this example, use your profile
IP address).
b. Name: Profile 1. (The names can be duplicated here, we are
going to delete the old names).
c. Copy, at popup, select 192.168.0.10 (the old profile), Modify
4. Build a copy of System Manager to run at the new IP address:
a. Add, IP Address: 192.65.12.41 (the new IP address of the
Kalypso menu processor).
b. Name: Kalypso Menu
c. Copy, at popup, select 192.168.0.25 (the old menu processor default
IP address), Modify
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
5. Build a copy of the OUI to run at the new IP address.
a. Main Menu, Stations, Select. Should see addresses 192.168.0.20 (default
frame for the frame client) and 192.168.0.25 (default menu processor
for the OUI).
b. Add, IP Address: 192.65.12.41 (your new IP address for the
menu processor).
c. Name: Kalypso Menu.
d. Copy, at popup, select 192.168.0.25 (old menu address for OUI),
Modify
6. Create a new Frame Client for the new Frame IP address:
a. Add, IP Address: 192.65.12.21 (the new IP address of the
Kalypso Frame)
b. Name: Kalypso Frame
c. Copy, at popup, select 192.168.0.20 (the old default Kalypso frame
address), Modify
You should now have four entries in the stations/select popup:
192.168.0.20 (old frame address), 192.65.12.21 (new frame address),
192.168.0.25 (old menu processor address) and 192.168.12.41 (new
menu processor address). There should also be four entries in the
engines/select popup: 192.168.0.10 (old profile address), 192.65.12.58
(new profile address), 192.168.0.25 (old menu processor address) and
192.168.12.41 (new menu processor address).
7. Close Encore: stop OUI, sysman3 and Sharer.
8. Change IP address on the menu processor: my computer/Network/
TCP-IP/Properties. Enter 192.65.12.41. It is not necessary to reboot.
9. Restart Encore: start Sharer, Sysman3, and OUI.
10. Logon to Encore (user SYS, no password), enter application SYSTEM
MANAGER3.
11. Delete the engines and stations associated with the old IP addresses:
a. Engines, Select
b. Pick 192.168.0.10 (old Profile engine), Delete
c. Pick 192.168.0.25 (old Kalypso menu as host for manager engine),
Delete
d. Main Menu, Stations, Select
e. Pick 192.168.0.20 (old Kalypso frame host for frame client). Delete
f.Pick 192.168.0.25 (old Kalypso menu host for OUI). Delete
Encore should now be fully functional with the new addresses.
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Saving Encore Machine Control Configurations
Saving Encore Machine Control Configurations
Machine Control configurations are separate from the Kalypso Engineering and Daily setups, and so are not backed up when those Kalypso
setup files are saved to disk. You can back up your current Machine
Control configuration to disk with the following procedure. This should be
done when you first install the Machine Control software and whenever
you change its configuration to avoid having to manually reconfigure the
system if the files are damaged or lost or a drive needs to be replaced.
NoteThis procedure is for systems where the Sharer application is installed on the
Kalypso Menu panel. Do not use this procedure if you are running Sharer on
a separate PC as part of an Encore concerto Routing system.
Backup Procedure
This procedure backs up the Encore Machine Control data base and configuration files. It also turns off logging and deletes log files, which can grow
large in size and eventually fill the available disk space.
1. Insert a Zip disk on which you wish to backup the files into the Kalypso
Zip drive.
2. On the Kalypso Menu panel, minimize the Kalypso Menu application
if necessary, then open Windows Explorer and go to the C: OMN
directory.
3. Turn off logging and delete any log files:
a. Open the SharerOptions.ini file.
b. Go to the heading [Logging].
c. Set RecordNetMessages = OFF
d. Set RecordRawCBNP = OFF
e. Close the file and save the changes.
f.Open the Omn/Logs directory and delete all the files in that directory,
leaving it empty.
4. Using Explorer, drag and drop the Omn folder to the Kalypso Zip drive.
You may want to first create a directory named with the date to save
the file in so you can store multiple configurations onto the same Zip
disk.
5. Remove the Zip disk, label it, and store it in a safe place.
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
Restore Procedure
To restore the saved Machine Control configuration files, use Explorer to
drag the Omn folder from the Zip disk to the C: directory on the Menu
panel, overwriting any existing folder with that name.
Restore After Drive Replacement
If you replace a Kalypso Enhanced Menu panel, or replace the NT drive of
an Original Menu panel, you will need to reinstall the Machine Control
software, and then restore the configuration file.
Enhanced Menu Panel Restore
1. Close all operations on the Menu panel.
2. Insert the Kalypso Software CD and follow the standard procedure to
install the Machine Control Support software.
3. Insert the Zip disk that contains the backup Machine Control
configuration files.
4. Use Explorer to drag the Omn folder from the Zip disk to the C:
directory on the Menu panel, overwriting any existing folder with that
name.
5. Restart Windows NT.
Original Menu Panel Restore
1. Install the Kalypso Menu panel software using the standard procedure.
2. Install the Machine Control Support software using the standard
procedure.
3. Use Explorer to drag the Omn folder from the Zip disk to the C:
directory on the Menu panel, overwriting any existing folder with that
name.
4. Restart the Windows OS.
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Uninstall Old Omnibus User Interface
Uninstall Old Omnibus User Interface
If the Kalypso system has previously been running an earlier version of
machine control, you can remove the older OmniBus User Interface if you
wish. While leaving the older OUI installed will not cause problems when
running the Encore User Interface, removing it prevents accidentally
loading the older version, which could cause confusion.
1. Go to Start\Settings\Control Panel\Add/Remove programs and
uninstall OUI.
2. If running Windows NT, delete the wincui icon from the desktop.
Windows 2000 should remove the icon automatically.
Reverting to Earlier Machine Control Software
If you wish to revert to an earlier version of machine control software, you
must uninstall the newer machine control version before installing the
older version.
1. Exit any open applications. You will need to exit Watchdog before you
can exit the Sharer.
2. Go to Start\Settings\Control Panel\Add/Remove Programs.
3. Uninstall the following items:
•Kalypso Machine Control
•OmniBus Sharer, or Base Install (which of these items is present
depends on the installation options selected)
•OUI
NoteThe machine control database cannot be removed with Add Remove. This is
intentional to prevent accidental loss of configuration data. If a new default
data base is installed, it will overwrite the existing flies located in C:\Omn.
4. Now install the older machine control software (OmniBus) using the
older Kalypso Software CD.
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Section 1 — Machine Control Overview
28Kalypso Machine Control Interfaces Installation Instructions
Profile Interface
Introduction
The Profile interface software consists of:
•a VDRCS application (available as an option installed on the Profile
itself),
•a Sharer and a System Manager application, responsible for overseeing
the entire Encore control system network and to configure users and
their access to the network (provided on the Kalypso Software CD),
and
•a Port Mapper application (Base Install), used to manage system networking ports (provided on the Kalypso Software CD), and
•an Encore User Interface application (provided on the Kalypso Software CD).
Section 2
A Sharer and System Manager must be installed somewhere in your
facility to use Kalypso system machine control. However, only one
instance should be running on the network.
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Section 2 — Profile Interface
Overall Profile Configuration Procedure
Interfacing a Profile VDR with the Kalypso system involves configuring
the Profile VDR itself, the Encore software, and the Kalypso system
(Figure 19). All three procedures must be completed in the order displayed.
Figure 19. Profile Interface Flow Diagram
Profile Installation and Configuration
Will
Only 1 Profile
be used?
(page 31)
NO
Unique Profile IP
Addresses
(page 31)
Kalypso Installation and Configuration
(page 40)
Install Machine
Control Support
Software
(page 12)
Only OUI
Software
Installed on
Kalypso?
Encore Configuration
(page 49)
NO
Access OUI and
Log In as SYS
(page 49)
YES
Default Profile IP
Address
(page 31)
Connect Profile
Ethernet to
Kalypso Switch
(page 31)
Old VDRCS
Installed?
NO
Does the
Profile have a
CD-ROM?
YES
Install VDRCS
from CD
(page 32)
YES
NO
List All IP
Addresses for
Later Use
Uninstall Old
VDRCS
(page 31)
Install VDRCS
over Network
(page 38)
Connect Profile
Video Outputs to
Kalypso Inputs
(page 40)
Create a New
Profile Device
Definition
(page 41)
Assign Profile
Devices to Kalypso
Sources
(page 45)
Map Each Source
to a Kalypso
Panel Button
(page 48)
YES
Contact OmniBus
for Information on
Configuring an
Existing System
Set Channel
Number and ID,
and Enable
(page 54)
All Profile
Channels
Configured?
YES
Save
Configuration
(page 55)
Test Kalypso
Profile Interface
Operation
(page 61)
Name Profile
Device and Set
Device Type
(page 54)
Select Port and
Set Profile API
(page 54)
NO
Confirm Device
Channel
Configuration
(page 57)
Test Playback
from OUI
(page 59)
Using
Fibre Channel?
NO
YES
Using
PLS 200?
YES
NO
Edit Batch File for
Fibre Channel or
PLS 200
(page 39)
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