Sirius 830 Installation Manual www.s-a-m.com Workbench
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11.5.4 Pushing the Configuration to the Controller(s)
Any configuration changes must be pushed from the Workbench computer to the router
control module(s) so that the controller(s) can use the new configuration.
The configuration changes are first pushed to the modified inactive controller and it is then
made active. The changes are then copied to the unmodified inactive controller (was active)
and pushed to it. This then means that both controllers contain the same configuration as the
Workbench database.
In a frame with a single controller this is not possible and the database must be pushed to the
single active controller. All communication with the router controller will be lost during the
database push of the configuration changes and subsequent reset. Because of this the
crosspoints cannot be switched and tallies are not reported during this process. Video and
audio processing is unaffected.
1. With the modified controller selected click on the Push to Controller(s) button.
2. The Workbench controller Connected status icon will return to the connected state
once the database push and reset have been completed.
3. The active unmodified controller must be must now be made inactive. Select the
active controller and click on the Reset button on the right of the Workbench screen.
4. The active controller will become the inactive controller and the modified controller will
become the active controller.
5. Select the active updated controller and click on the Copy config to Partner button.
This will push the updated configuration to the inactive controller.
6. The Workbench controller Connected status icon will return to the connected state
once the database push and reset have been completed.
7. Both controllers will now contain the same configuration as the Workbench database
as indicated by the Checksum status icon
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