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36 SMS 7000 Release Notes

Version 6.41

Because of this, the operator is required to edit the coprocessor conﬁg-

uration using the following procedure.

1. Start the GUI and open the conﬁguration you saved previously.

If you are opening a Version 3 conﬁguration, you will see text in the

Message Window as follows:

Reading <some kind> s (e.g., Reading Sources)

Error on line x char y: parse error

There will be one such parse error for each kind read in. They are harm-

less. To eliminate them, save the conﬁguration using the current ver-

sion of the GUI. (Use the File/Save As menu item.)

2. Connect to the router allowing the GUI to SEND the conﬁgurations.

Using the conﬁguration GUI, select

COPROCESSORS

on the

SETUP

pull-

down menu.

The coprocessor dialog box contains a list of your system’s coproces-

sors. By default, the system names global serial channel processors

GSss_n, where ss indicates the slot and n indicates the mezzanine posi-

tion. Asynchronous Serial I/O coprocessors (AMEZI) are named by de-

fault, ASss_n. There are always at least two coprocessor records in any

system. These are the two Global Serial Channel coprocessors located

on the MCPU. There is only one coprocessor record for a redundant

pair of MCPU(s) and CIF mezzanines.

3. Review your coprocessor conﬁgurations and make any changes

required.

Note Coprocessors to be used with Grass Valley 440, Performer, or

20-TEN interfaces must be loaded with the AZGVG.BIN ﬁle.

When satisﬁed, save the conﬁguration on your PC and in the MCPU(s)

non-volatile memory. Please refer to the Series 7000 Conﬁguration Man-

ual for additional detail.

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