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Product Number: QG0005-05 Revision: A0; Date: 6/18/10

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NV9000 Control System

In the ‘System Management’ pane, click the icon of the 
system controller you want to configure. The system man-
agement page opens: 

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The system controller icon must be green, otherwise the page 
does not open. Yellow icons represent system with warning-
level errors. Red icons indicate severe errors or disconnected 
systems.

There are two remaining steps:

Click ‘Write configuration to ‹

your system

›’. Wait until 

the write completes. Progress indicators appear and 
then disappear. 

Click ‘Restart Controller 1’ to start the controller with 
the new configuration. It takes about 30 seconds. Wait 
until the restart completes. 
If you have a redundant system, also click ‘Restart Con-
troller 2’.
As an alternative, you can click ‘Dynamic Update Apply 
Changes to Local System’.

From this point onward, you can define (and refine) your 
NV9000 configurations and test them.

Sample Configuration

You can either use Miranda’s sample configuration as a start-
ing point or begin with a new (empty) configuration. When 
you begin to define a new configuration, we suggest you fol-
low the order of the pages in the ‘Configuration’ pane. Refer 
to the User’s Guide or on-line help for detailed information. 

Follow these steps to obtain the sample configuration. 
1) Load the SB0033 CD in your CD-ROM drive. The main 

screen appears: 

Click ‘Router Control System’. The next window appears:

Click ‘Sample Database’. The folder containing the data-
base opens. It contains a .zip file that you should copy to 
your file system or a USB memory device.

2)  Launch NV9000-SE Utilities. Choose ‘Import from ZIP 

archive...’ from the ‘File’ menu. Browse to select the .zip 
file. Click ‘Open’. Give the configuration a name. SE takes 
a few seconds to save the configuration.

Follow these steps to load the configuration in a system con-
troller:
3)  In NV9000-SE Utilities, with the configuration open, go to 

the ‘System Management’ pane and click the controller’s 
icon. (It must be green.) Then click ‘Write configuration to 

your system

›’ in the system management page.

Click ‘Start’ or ‘Restart’.

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Summary of Contents for NV9000

Page 1: ...em controller to communicate with your facility s computer network and with PCs running NV9000 SE Utilities GUIs and other software Panel and Router Nets 1 and 2 Connect to routers and control panels Any command ini tiated by an operator through a control panel is sent to the system controller which interprets the command and then sends appropriate instructions such as take to the appropriate rout...

Page 2: ...pment should be connected to the Control Net or to the serial port The active system controller is considered the primary con troller The other is the secondary or redundant or stand by controller The secondary controller queries the primary active system controller frequently through the control net work If the query and response mechanism fails the second ary controller presumes that the primary...

Page 3: ...rnet ports or if slot has a serial card your con troller will have additional COM ports S The second panel and router network can be used for another pur pose if you do not need it for panels or routers The panel and router networks use DHCP Figure 3 next page diagrams a redundant system If your sys tem has a single system controller please disregard the sec ondary controller and any connections t...

Page 4: ...t the PC s IP address to a fixed unique value on the house network The default house network is 192 168 20 xxx with a subnet mask of 255 255 255 0 Use any value for xxx from 3 to 254 5 If you have a redundant NV9000 system make cross con nections between the two system controllers Connect the COM1 ports DE9 on the two controllers using an RS 232 crossover cable See Figure 2 for the loca tion of CO...

Page 5: ... PC s CD ROM drive The CD will auto play and you will see the following screen Click Configuration Software The next page appears Click Install NV9000 SE Utilities to launch the installer 2 You can also copy the installer from the CD to your sys tem s hard drive or a USB memory device and launch it from there This is recommended if you are installing NV9000 SE Utilities on an NV9000 system control...

Page 6: ...ome routers and panels con nected but it is not necessary at this point 1 Launch NV9000 SE Utilities either on your PC or on the system controller 2 Click Add Control System in the System menu The Add Control System dialog appears Enter a control system name Enter the IP addresses of the primary controller If there is a secondary controller check the Redundant box and enter the secondary IP addres...

Page 7: ...u can either use Miranda s sample configuration as a start ing point or begin with a new empty configuration When you begin to define a new configuration we suggest you fol low the order of the pages in the Configuration pane Refer to the User s Guide or on line help for detailed information Follow these steps to obtain the sample configuration 1 Load the SB0033 CD in your CD ROM drive The main sc...

Page 8: ... SDI router page Choose an output and an input and click the Take but ton To lock an output choose an output and click Lock The take and the lock appear in the list The lock appears as an L next to the output Other Topics Setting Your PC s IP Address Follow these steps to set the IP address of any PCs connected to the system controller 1 Launch Settings Network Connection from you PC s Start menu ...

Page 9: ...r the address es of you controller s Enter the house net address es of the controller s Some of these applications require setup or configuration in NV9000 SE Utilities Read the associated manual downloadable from the Miranda web site or call Miranda tech support Misc Advice When you use the controller as a computer you must login with user ID envyadmin and password software If you have only one p...

Page 10: ...pec Data Power Auto ranging 90 130 180 250VAC 50 60Hz 240 Watts Weight 29 8lb 13 5kg Size 2RU 22 inches deep 56 cm Processor Intel Pentium 4 3 4 GHz OS Windows XP Product Description RAM 3GB Disk 10GB available for use 250GB total Mouse port PS2 Keyboard ports PS2 Monitor port VGA HD15 Printer port DB25 parallel Serial port DE9 RS 232 USB ports 4 high speed Ethernet ports 6 RJ 45 10 100 1000baseT ...

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