Ingest Channel Add/Modify settings

These settings are optional on GV STRATUS systems.

To locate these settings, click Applications | Ingest | Channel Setup | Add or Modify

Setting or button	Description
Channel Name	Name for channel, as displayed in the GV STRATUS application. This can be any text, as desired to support your workflow.
Type of K2 device	The type of K2 device that you can choose is either SAN client or Standalone client.
SAN Name	The K2 SAN system name, if you chose SAN client.
Primary Device	The primary device in the SAN that you want to use with the Scheduler.
Select K2 Standalone	The K2 Standalone system name, if you chose Standalone Client.
Channel Type	Sets the type of channel, either Player/Recorder or Multicam, on the K2 Summit system and provides the appropriate number of video inputs available per channel in the Scheduler tool.
Client Channel	The channel you are using to record, such as C1, C2, C3, etc. Ensure that the channel will not be in Continuous Record mode when you are using it for Scheduler record. This setting is persistent in its control of K2 system channels and cannot be overridden by K2 AppCenter or other GV STRATUS application tools, such as Channel Panel.
Router Destination	The router destination for the channel. If you haven't configured your router sources or are not using a router in your operation, the drop-down list is empty. If Channel Type is Multicam, two router destinations are available.
Timecode Format	The timecode source for the channel. You can choose from Internal, LTC, ancLTC, Time of Day, VITC, and ancVITC as appropriate for the HD/SD configuration of the channel. Note: For a GV STRATUS VTR Ingest channel, the timecode format should be the same with your timecode setting in GV STRATUS VTR Controller.
Account used to connect to K2 Device	User name, domain, and password to connect to the K2 device, if required to do so. Note: Do not enter a domain or otherwise modify account settings except under the supervision of qualified Grass Valley Support personnel. Extensive system configuration is required to achieve a working GV STRATUS system.