Green - Chauvet Professional NEXUS 4X4 Guía De Referencia Rápida

Nexus™ 4x4 QRG
Kling-Net
Mapper
Part 1: Confirm
Network
Connectivity
The Connected
Devices
Window
Part 2: Test
Network
Connectivity
Kling-Net Mapper is part of the ArKaos software package. It informs the
ArKaos software about the layout of the Nexus™ 4x4 products in a
process called mapping.
The following section provides step-by-step instructions for mapping the
Nexus™ 4x4 products.
1. Connect the ArKaos computer and Nexus™ 4x4s to the same
network. See Ethernet Connections
2. Set all the Nexus™ 4x4s to Kling-Net operating mode.
3. Open the ArKaos Kling-Net Mapper. All the Kling-Net devices
populate a list on the left side of the screen in the Connected Devices
window.
It can take up to 20 seconds for all the products to populate the list and the
color of the device's listing provides information about its status.
Colors and Activity
Black with an ID number and IP
address
Green with an ID number and IP
address
Black to red with no IP address
during initial population
Black to red after initial population
1. Select the Output dropdown icon from the tool bar at the top of the
Kling-Net Mapper screen. One of the options will be Test Pattern.
2. Select Test Pattern. The image to the right of the icon is a small
screen, indicating that Test Pattern is the current mode.
3. Select the icon to the right of the Output dropdown icon. One of the
options will be Flashing Output Selection.
4. Select Flashing Output Selection. The icon is a faded green square
with an arrow, indicating that a flashing green light is the current test
pattern.
5. Left click once on an LED display product. The product flashes

green.

6. Repeat Step 4 for every product in the list.
Diagram.
There is connectivity and everything is
working properly, but the device is not yet
mapped.
There is connectivity and everything is
working properly, and the device is mapped.
The King-Net™ Mapper could not find an IP
address for the device, most likely because
the system is using an Ethernet switch
instead of an Ethernet hub.
The connectivity has been lost.
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Explanation
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