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TitleNV96xx Virtual Panels Setup Guide
Part NumberUG0020-07
Revision1.7 (29 Aug 14)
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Change History
Rev.DateECODescriptionApproved
1.010 Jul 0713121Initial document release.D.Cox
1.119 Aug 0814937Added NV9609V. D.Cox
1.226 Mar 0915711Format change.D.Cox
1.331 Jul 0915991Added panel types. Minor new features.D.Cox
1.419 Jul 1016236Added minor new features.D.Cox
1.524 Aug 1218502Brought up to date with NV9000-SE Utilities v6.2.
1.729 Aug 1419037Minor document changesD.Cox
1.729 Aug 1419309Added NV9648V and NV9649V.D.Cox
Safety Compliance
NV96xx Routers
Setup Guide
D.Cox
Added NV9647V and NV9654V.
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This document tells you how to install and set up virtual control panels on computers running
Windows.
Introduction
Miranda’s virtual panels are software control panels (a.k.a. GUIs) for NV9000 router control
systems. A virtual panel runs on a computer connected to your NV9000’s house network or to
your NV9000 router/panel network.
The virtual panels correspond closely to physical control panels of similar names:
Virtual PanelPhysical PanelThumbnail
NV9601VNV9601
NV9602VNV9602
Virtual Control Panels
NV9603AVNV9603A
NV9605VNV9605
NV9606VNV9606
NV9607VNV9607
NV9609VNV9609
NV9616VNV9616
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Virtual Control Panels
Virtual Control Panels
Virtual PanelPhysical PanelThumbnail
NV9640VNV9640
NV9641VNV9641
NV9642VNV9642
NV9647V—
NV9648VNV9648
NV9649VNV9649
NV9654VNV9654
Virtual panels use the same configurations as the corresponding physical panels. Using a virtual
control is the same as using the matching physical control panel except for a few minor points.
Physical panels have tactile pushbuttons. Some physical panels have displays; others have GPIO
buttons at the rear of the panel. The virtual panels emulate the buttons and displays of the phys-
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NV96xx Virtual Panels
Virtual
Physical
Windows Setup Guide
ical panels, but of course, have no GPIO connections. Compare, for example, the NV916V with
the NV9616:
(The configurations shown here are samples only; your configurations will differ.)
This document discusses a few configuration issues. If you want to understand panel configuration refer to the NV9000-SE Utilities User’s Guide or its help files, or to the NV9000 User’s Guide
and its associated control panel user’s guides.
Requirements
Virtual panels run under Macintosh and Windows, subject to the following constraints:
• Windows 2000, XP, Vista, or Windows 7.
• Mac OS X, version 10.4.x or newer, with JRE (Java runtime environment) 1.6.0 or newer.
To use a virtual panel, your computer must be connected to an NV9000 router control system.
Requirements:
NV9000-SE Utilities: revision 6.4.0 or newerNV9601V: SV0696-04 or newer
NV9000: revision 6.4.0 or newerNV9602V: SV0949-02 or newer
Monitor: 1152 horizontal pixels or moreNV9603AV: SV0698-04 or newer
NV9605V: SV0700-05 or newer
NV9606V: SV0952-02 or newer
NV9607V: SV0953-02 or newer
NV9609V: SV0806-03 or newer
NV9616V: SV0702-04 or newer
NV9640V: SV0704-05 or newer
NV9641V: SV0706-04 or newer
NV9642V: SV0743-02 or newer
NV9647V: SV1140-00 or newer
NV9648V: SV1210-00 or newer
NV9649V: SV1208-00 or newer
NV9654V: SV1166-00 or newer
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