• K2 Summit Topic Library
  • K2 Summit 3G+ system
  • Release Notes
    • Version 10.0
    • Not supported in this release
    • Additional notes
      • Considerations for first startup out of box
      • K2 Summit formats, models, licenses, and hardware support
      • Passwords and security on Grass Valley systems
        • About credentials in SiteConfig
      • Installing and configuring support for Windows 10 clients
      • Embedded Security modes and policies
        • Deploy Embedded Security solution - One-time process
      • Grass Valley Recommended Deployment and Monitoring Solutions
    • Operation considerations
    • Licensing K2 products
      • Licensable options
      • About K2 system software licensing
        • After temporary licenses expire
      • Requesting a license
        • If you encounter difficulties when requesting a license
      • Adding a license
      • Deleting licenses
      • Archiving licenses
    • Version compatibility
      • Compatible Grass Valley products
      • Compatible K2 Summit components
      • Compatible HP ProCurve GigE switch components
      • Compatible recovery applications
    • Known Problems
  • K2 Summit 3G+ Quick Start Guide
  • K2 Summit 3G+ Production Client
    • K2 Summit 3G+ Production Client Specifications
  • Using K2 AppCenter
    • Product Description
      • About K2 systems
        • K2 Summit 3G+ system features
        • K2 Summit formats, models, licenses, and hardware support
        • Features of internal storage models
      • About remote operation and monitoring
        • Windows Remote Desktop Connection
      • Licensing
        • Software version licenses
        • Licensable options
    • Getting Started
      • Passwords and security on Grass Valley systems
      • Starting AppCenter
      • Starting AppCenter for the first time with a Control Point PC
        • Logging on to AppCenter
        • Configuring a channel suite
      • Starting AppCenter after creating a channel suite
      • Locking AppCenter
      • Shutting down AppCenter
        • AppCenter shut down options
      • About system messages
      • Critical system startup messages
      • AppCenter startup errors
      • Viewing AppCenter system status messages
        • Status bar
        • Status pane
        • Copying StatusPane messages to the clip board
        • Clearing messages
      • Exporting log files
      • Configuration Manager
        • Accessing Configuration Manager
        • Saving and restoring Configuration Manager settings
          • To save custom settings:
          • To restore custom settings:
        • Restoring default Configuration Manager settings
      • Storage Utility for standalone K2 Summit system
        • Accessing Storage Utility
      • About SiteConfig
    • Using AppCenter
      • About AppCenter
        • Main components in the AppCenter user interface
        • Playing channels in multi-view screen
        • Playing the channel pane in full screen
      • Tools in AppCenter
      • Conventions used in the AppCenter interface
      • Terms and concepts used in AppCenter
      • Channels overview
        • Channel suites
        • Channels in AppCenter
      • Channel applications overview
        • Selecting a channel application
        • Available channel applications
        • Using on-screen transport controls
      • Using remote protocols
        • About Event Scheduler support
        • Configuring a channel for remote control
    • Recording Clips
      • About recording clips
      • About continuous record mode
        • Continuous mode operational considerations
      • Guide to using the Recorder/Player application: Control view
      • Guide to using the Recorder/Player application: Cue view
      • Before you record: Recorder settings checklist
      • To record a clip
        • Using New Clip record mode
        • Using Crash record mode
        • Scheduling a recording
        • Using Fixed Length record mode
        • Specifying clip length after recording has begun
        • Using continuous record
      • Previewing a clip that is recording
      • Using cue points while recording
        • Adding a cue point while recording
        • Removing a cue point
        • Renaming a cue point
      • Changing the timecode source
      • Configuring the free run timecode setting
      • Selecting widescreen mode
      • Changing the current bin
      • Renaming a clip
      • Viewing clip properties
      • Locating a clip
      • Displaying available storage space
    • Playing and editing clips
      • About playing clips
        • About Live Play (Chase Play)
        • Working with clips that are still recording
        • Playing a playlist saved as a program
      • Selecting the Player application in AppCenter
      • Guide to using Player: Control view
      • Guide to using Player: Cue view
      • Loading media for playout
        • Loading clips from the clips pane
        • Loading a clip from the Player application
      • Playing a clip
      • Scheduling a clip to play
      • Selecting loop play
      • Jumping to a specific timecode
      • Using cue points for playback
        • About using cue points
        • Viewing the cue list
        • Adding a cue point
        • Removing a cue point
        • Jump to the selected cue point
        • Jump to the next cue point
        • Renaming a cue point
      • Editing a clip
        • Moving clip mark-in/mark-out points
          • Moving clip marks: Using the In/Out buttons
          • Moving clip marks: Using the timecode entry controls
          • Moving clip marks: Using the clip length control
        • Clearing mark-in/mark-out points
        • Adjusting clip audio level
        • Changing the clip thumbnail image
        • Striping timecode (replacing the timecode track)
        • Renaming a clip in the Player application
      • Creating Subclips
        • To create subclips
        • About Auto Subclip mode
        • Creating subclips in Cue view
      • Viewing clip properties
      • Viewing clip options
      • Displaying Super Out information on output/monitor
    • Working with playlists
      • Introducing the Playlist application
      • Before using Playlist application
        • Terms used in Playlist application
        • Symbols used in Playlist application
        • Working with programs
        • Using mixed aspect ratios in a playlist
        • Using mixed video resolutions in a single playlist
        • Inserting a clip that is still recording
        • Improving performance while modifying a playlist
        • Inserting a playlist in a playlist (workarounds)
      • Selecting Playlist application
      • Guide to using Playlist application
      • Selecting Text or Thumbnail view
      • Selecting monitor information
      • Creating a simple playlist
      • Inserting media in a playlist
        • Selecting the insertion point in a playlist
        • Inserting events
        • Using copy and paste to insert play events
      • Combining events in a playlist
      • Splitting an event in a playlist
      • Playing a list
        • Opening a playlist
        • Playing a playlist
        • Ejecting a playlist
      • Editing and rearranging events in a playlist
        • Editing event marks
          • Setting the Event In/Out marks
          • Modifying the Event In/Out marks
        • Moving events
        • Removing events
        • Copying events
        • Renaming events
        • Locating the event source clip
        • Viewing event properties
      • Managing sections in a list
        • Adding and removing sections
        • Moving and copying sections
        • Renaming sections
      • Adding play effects
        • To repeat at the end of a playlist
        • To pause at the end of a section
        • To pause at the end of an event
        • About transition effects
        • To add pauses or transitions to all events in a playlist, section, or event
        • To add transitions to all events in a playlist
        • To remove pause from all events in a section
      • Adding GPI output triggers to playlists
      • Managing playlists
        • Saving a copy of a playlist
        • Renaming a playlist
        • Locking a playlist
        • Setting the playlist timecode
        • Locating a playlist in the Clips pane
        • Viewing playlist properties
      • Saving a list as a program
      • Importing a text file as a playlist
        • Importing a text file as a playlist into AppCenter
    • Managing clip media
      • Managing clip media
      • Guide to using the Clips pane
        • Viewing the Clips pane
        • Terms used in the Clips pane
        • About the Current Bin drop-down list
          • Current bin menu items
        • About the Clips menu
        • About the asset context menu
      • Modifying the asset list view
      • Working with bins
        • Using security with bins
        • Changing current (working) bin.
        • Exploring bins
        • Creating a new bin
        • Deleting a bin
        • Renaming a bin
      • Working with assets
        • Renaming an asset
        • Selecting multiple assets
        • Moving an asset to another bin
          • Using the cut and paste commands
          • Using Send To
        • Copying an asset
          • Using the copy and paste commands
          • Using Send To
        • Deleting an asset
        • Erasing a clip's unused media
          • Consolidating media
        • Understanding field dominance
        • Locking an asset
      • Working with the Recycled Bin
        • Viewing the Recycled Bin contents
        • Emptying the Recycled Bin
        • Bypassing the Recycled Bin when deleting
      • Locating assets
        • Sorting assets in the Asset List
        • Using Basic search
        • Using Advanced Search
        • Finding linked assets
      • Working with asset metadata
        • Adding and modifying asset metadata
        • Clearing metadata
        • Deleting asset metadata
          • Deleting justly created metadata name
          • Deleting a metadata name already in use
      • Viewing asset properties
        • Viewing clip properties
          • Viewing the General properties page
          • Viewing Media Properties page
          • Viewing Data properties page
        • Viewing playlist properties
        • Viewing program properties
        • Viewing bin properties
        • Viewing volume properties
    • Importing and exporting media
      • Importing and exporting files
        • About importing and exporting files
        • Adding a remote host
        • To map a source or destination drive for K2 system import/export
        • To import a file
        • About exporting files
        • About sending files to standalone external drives
        • To export to a file
        • If the file export does not behave as expected…
      • Importing and exporting streaming media
        • About importing and exporting streaming media
          • Movie formats for GXF imports/exports:
          • Transfer timings and Interchange Standards
        • Importing streaming media
        • Exporting streaming media
      • Monitoring media file transfers
        • Starting the Transfer Monitor
        • Transfer Monitor pages and buttons
        • Viewing transfer jobs in Transfer Monitor
        • Viewing detailed transfer job properties
        • Removing transfer jobs from the completed list
    • Using Channel Suites
      • Using channel suites
        • Managing channel suites
      • Using channel suites with multiple K2 systems or storage locations
      • Accessing a K2 Summit system from multiple Control Point PCs
      • Sharing channels with other users
        • Taking over a channel
      • Channel suites and channel configuration considerations
    • Audio/Video Configuration
      • Using Configuration Manager
      • About video scaling settings
      • About aspect ratio conversion modes
      • Applying AFD settings
        • Setting AFD in the Clip Properties
        • Setting AFD in the Channel Options
        • Setting AFD in the Configuration Manager
      • Configuring video reference standard settings
      • Configuring reference file type on a standalone K2 Summit system system
      • Configuring MXF Export Type on a standalone K2 Summit system system
      • About tri-level sync
      • Configuring record channel video settings
      • Configuring record channel audio settings
        • AES/EBU audio settings
        • Embedded audio settings
      • Configuring play channel video settings
      • Configuring play channel audio settings
      • Adjusting play speed options
      • Configuring data track settings
      • Configuring timecode settings
      • Configuring proxy and live streaming settings
        • Enable proxy files
        • Enable live streaming
        • Configure live streaming multicast
    • GPI and other configurations
      • Using GPI input and output triggers
      • Configuring GPI triggers
      • GPI triggers
        • GPI Input
        • GPI Output
      • Configuring FTP Overwrite setting
      • Adding a remote host
      • Setting security access permissions
    • Channel Ganging and Track Mapping
      • Channel Ganging
        • About Channel Ganging
        • Configuring channel ganging
          • Components of the channel ganging configuration
        • Using channel ganging
          • Unganging Channels
      • Track Mapping
        • About track mapping
          • If no labels are assigned to any output channel
          • If unique labels are assigned to audio tracks and output channels
          • If language groups are used
          • If the primary output alone is labeled
          • If both primary and secondary outputs are labeled
          • If no output labels match the track labels
            • If Play Silence is checked
            • If Play Silence is not checked
        • Configuring track mapping
          • Adding audio tags
          • Mapping audio channels
          • Renaming a video or audio track
        • Making use of track mapping
          • Importing audio tracks
          • Adding a video or audio track
          • Removing a video or audio track
          • Re-arranging the order of the tracks
    • ChannelFlex Suite
      • ChannelFlex Suite and licensing
      • K2 Summit formats, models, licenses, and hardware support
      • Super Slo-Mo
        • About Super Slo-Mo
        • Super Slo-Mo requirements and restrictions
        • Super Slo-Mo camera formats
        • Configuring Super Slo-Mo
      • Multi-Cam
        • About Multi-Cam
        • Multi-Cam requirements and restrictions
        • Configuring Multi-Cam
        • Independent ancillary data for Multi-Cam record
          • Turning on the same ancillary data for each input
          • Selecting ancillary data for individual channels
      • 3D/Video + Key
        • About 3D/Video + Key
        • 3D/Video + Key requirements and restrictions
        • Configuring 3D/Video + Key
      • 4K
        • About 4K
        • 4K requirements and restrictions
        • Configuring 4K Channels on the K2 Summit system
      • ChannelFlex Suite supported combinations
        • K2 Dyno Replay system, 4 IN, 2 OUT
        • K2 Dyno Replay system, 6 IN, 1 OUT
        • K2 Dyno Replay system, 2 (3x/6x) SSM IN, 2 OUT
        • K2 Dyno Replay system, 1 (3x/6x) SSM IN, 1 Multi-Cam IN, 2 OUT
        • Multi-Cam, 6 IN, 2 OUT
        • 3D – 3 L/R Eye IN, 1 L/R Eye OUT
        • Key/Fill Playout
        • 4K – 1 4K record via 4 SDI INs in 2 channels, 1 4K playout via 4 SDI OUTs in 2 channels
        • 4K – 4 IN, 2 OUT
        • 4K – 6 IN
      • About introducing ChannelFlex Suite on existing K2 systems
    • Keyboard Shortcuts
      • About keyboard operation
      • Channel select controls
      • Basic transport controls
      • Off-speed play controls
      • Shuttle speed controls
      • Stop-Mode transport controls
      • Mark-Point and Cue controls
      • Miscellaneous controls
      • List controls
      • Playlist controls
  • Configuring the K2 system
    • Product description
      • About K2 systems
      • K2 Summit 3G+ system features
      • K2 Summit formats, models, licenses, and hardware support
      • Features of internal storage models
      • Product identification K2 Summit 3G+
      • Front panel indicators K2 Summit 3G system
      • Rear panel view
        • K2 Summit 3G+ models rear panel
        • ChannelFlex rear panel connections
      • Considerations for first startup out of box
      • K2 Summit system overview
        • Application System
        • Real Time System
        • Media control and processing
        • Loop through, E to E, and feeds
          • Recording synchronous and asynchronous feeds
          • Loop through on K2 Summit
      • Ports used by K2 services
      • RAID drive numbering K2 Summit 3G system
    • Overview of K2 System Tools
      • Configuration Manager
        • Accessing Configuration Manager
        • Saving and restoring Configuration Manager settings
          • To save custom settings:
          • To restore custom settings:
        • Restoring default Configuration Manager settings
      • Storage Utility for standalone K2 Summit system
      • Remote Desktop Connection
        • Accessing Remote Desktop Connection
      • About SiteConfig
        • Opening SiteConfig
        • SiteConfig main window
      • Grass Valley Recommended Deployment and Monitoring Solutions
    • System connections and configuration
      • About networks
        • Control network description
        • Streaming/FTP network description
        • Media (iSCSI) network description
        • Network considerations and constraints
      • Network connections
        • Ethernet cable requirements
        • About network ports
        • Making network connections
      • Network configuration
        • About network functionality
        • About modifying or restoring network settings
        • Configure network settings for a stand-alone K2 systems
        • Streaming video between K2 systems
          • Set up hosts files
          • Sample K2 client configuration and hosts file
          • Add host names to AppCenter to enable streaming
      • Configuring Server 2008 for domain
      • Using FTP for file transfer
        • About the K2 FTP interface
        • Limitations with complex media types
        • Transferring between different types of systems
        • Transfer mechanisms
        • FTP access and configuration
        • FTP access by automation
        • FTP and media access security
        • FTP overwrite
          • Configuring FTP Overwrite setting
        • About FTP internationalization
        • Setting the FTP language
        • FTP access with an FTP client
        • FTP commands supported
      • Using reference files
        • About QuickTime reference files
        • Configuring reference file type on a standalone K2 Summit system system
      • MXF Export Type
        • Configuring MXF Export Type on a standalone K2 Summit system system
      • Quicktime and Final Cut Pro support
        • Operation guidelines
        • Export to K2 storage
        • About QuickTime import delay
      • Connecting RS-422 K2 Summit system 3G+ system
      • Connecting GPI
    • Import/export services
      • Using the HotBin capture service
        • About the HotBin capture service
        • Prerequisites for using the HotBin capture service
        • Considerations for using the HotBin capture service
        • Configuring the HotBin Capture Service
        • HotBin capture service components
      • Using the XML Import capture service
        • About the XML Import capture service
        • Prerequisites for using the XML Import capture service
        • Considerations for using the XML import capture service
        • Configuring the XML Import Capture Service
        • Testing the XML Import Capture Service
        • XML Import capture service components
      • Using the P2 capture service
        • About the P2 capture service
        • Prerequisites for using the P2 capture service
        • Considerations for using the P2 capture service
        • Configuring the P2 Capture Service
        • Testing the P2 Capture Service
        • P2 capture service components
      • Using the AS02 capture service
        • About the AS-02 capture service
        • Prerequisites for using the AS-02 capture service
        • Considerations for using the AS-02 capture service
        • Configuring the AS-02 Capture Service
        • Testing the AS-02 Capture Service
        • Importing AS-02 clips
        • AS-02 capture service components
      • Using the Export service
        • About the Export capture service
        • Prerequisites for using the Export capture service
        • Considerations and requirements for using the Export service
        • Configuring the Export Capture Service
        • Testing the Export Capture Service
        • Export capture service components
      • Licensing K2 capture service software
      • PitchBlue workflow considerations
      • Pinnacle support
        • Pinnacle material that can be converted
        • Pinnacle import mechanisms
        • Enabling Pinnacle import
        • Importing via K2 Hot Bin
        • Importing via K2 FTP
        • Importing via Pinnacle emulation K2 FTP
        • Specifications for Pinnacle support
      • Compressed VBI import
        • About compressed VBI import processes
        • Compressed VBI import specifications
    • Managing Stand-alone Storage
      • About the internal storage system
        • K2 Summit 3G internal storage system
      • About the direct-connect storage system
      • Using Storage Utility
        • About Storage Utility
        • Opening Storage Utility
          • Opening Storage Utility through AppCenter
          • Opening Storage Utility Independently
        • Overview of Storage Utility
        • Checking storage subsystem status
        • Checking controller microcode
        • About identifying disks
        • Identifying internal disks
        • Get controller logs
        • Check disk mode pages
        • Disabling a disk
        • Forcing a disk to rebuild
        • Unbind LUN
        • Bind Luns
        • Changing RAID type for internal storage
        • Making a new media file system on a K2 Summit system
        • Modifying the media file system on a K2 Summit system
        • Checking the media file system
        • Cleaning unreferenced files and movies
          • Clean unreferenced files
          • Clean unreferenced movies
        • Downloading controller microcode
        • Downloading disk drive firmware
        • Placing the K2 system into online mode
    • Managing stand-alone K2 systems with SiteConfig
      • About managing stand-alone K2 clients with SiteConfig
      • SiteConfig and stand-alone K2 clients checklist
      • System requirements for SiteConfig host PC
      • About installing SiteConfig
      • Installing/upgrading SiteConfig
      • Creating a system description for stand-alone K2 clients
      • Creating the control network for stand-alone K2 clients
      • Creating the FTP/streaming network for stand-alone K2 clients (optional)
      • Adding a group
      • Adding stand-alone K2 clients to the system description
      • Modifying stand-alone K2 client unassigned (unmanaged) interfaces
      • Discovering devices with SiteConfig
      • Assigning discovered devices
      • Modifying stand-alone K2 client managed network interfaces
      • Adding a control point PC placeholder device to the system description
      • Assigning the control point PC
      • Making the host name the same as the device name
      • Pinging devices from the PC that hosts SiteConfig
      • About hosts files and SiteConfig
      • Generating host tables using SiteConfig
      • Configuring deployment groups
      • About deploying software for stand-alone K2 clients
    • Managing K2 system software
      • Installing Control Point software
      • Installing K2 software
      • Pre-installed software
      • Backup and recovery strategies
    • Administering and maintaining the K2 system
      • Licensing
        • Software version licenses
        • Licensable options
      • Configuring K2 security
        • Overview of K2 security features
        • Example: Setting up user access to bins
        • Example: Setting up user access to channels
        • Passwords and security on Grass Valley systems
        • Configuring media access security for K2 bins
        • AppCenter operations and media access security
        • FTP and media access security
        • Protocol control of channels and media access security
          • Associating a protocol channel with a user account
        • About channel access security
          • Setting up a channel access control list
      • K2 and GV STRATUS security considerations
      • Understanding virus and security policies
        • Windows operating system update policy
        • Embedded Security modes and policies
        • Grass Valley anti-virus scan policy
        • Network and firewall policies
      • About tri-level sync
      • Auto log on
      • Regional settings
      • Checking RAM
    • Proxy/live streaming
      • Proxy and live streaming workflow overview
      • About proxy/live streaming
      • Test proxy media generation
      • Proxy/live streaming technical details
      • DynoZoom, live monitoring, and GV STRATUS streaming
    • Remote control protocols
      • About remote control protocols
      • Special considerations for automation vendors
        • Harris settings
      • RS-422 protocol control connections
      • Security and protocol control
    • Specifications
      • AC power specification
      • Environmental specifications
      • Mechanical specifications
      • Electrical specifications
        • Serial Digital Video (SDI)
        • Genlock Reference
        • System Timing
        • AES/EBU Digital Audio
        • LTC Input/Output
        • VITC Input/Output
        • RS-422 specification K2 Summit 3G system
        • GPI I/O specifications
      • Operational specifications
        • Video codec description K2 Summit system
          • DV formats
          • MPEG-2 formats
          • AVC-Intra formats
          • AVCHD/H.264 formats
          • AVC-LongG formats
          • Avid DNxHD formats
          • Apple ProRes formats
          • Proxy/live streaming formats and specifications
        • Playout of multiple formats
          • Playout on K2 Summit system
          • 25/50 fps conversions on HD K2 Summit system models
          • 29.97/59.95 fps conversions on HD K2 Summit system models
          • Aspect ratio conversions on HD K2 client
        • Active Format Description (AFD) specifications
          • About Active Format Description
          • AFD output flowchart
          • Storing AFD on K2 Summit system systems
          • Ingesting SDI
          • Using AFD with file transfers
          • Default generated AFD values
            • Default generated AFD values when up-converting to HD
            • Default generated AFD values when down-converting to SD
            • Supported conversions from SD to HD using AFD
            • Supported conversions from HD to SD using AFD
        • VBI/Ancillary/data track specifications
          • VBI/Ancillary/data track definitions
          • Luma/Chroma VBI support on K2 Summit system
          • VBI data support on K2 Summit system
          • Data track support on K2 Summit system SD channels
          • Data track support on K2 Summit system HD channels
          • Captioning system support
          • CEA 608 to CEA 708 DTV CC Transcoder and FCC requirements
          • About privately defined data packets
          • Data bridging of VBI information on K2 Summit system HD channels
          • Line mapping of ancillary data packets on K2 Summit system HD channels
          • PitchBlue/H.264 ancillary data and timecode
        • Internationalization
        • Limitations for creating and naming assets and bins
          • Characters not allowed in asset and bin names
          • Asset and bin name limitations
          • Bin nesting limitations
        • Video network performance
        • About file interchange mechanisms on K2 systems
          • GXF interchange specification
          • MXF interchange specification
            • MXF export behavior on K2 systems
              • Enabling audio tags in MXF export
            • About MXF with DIDs and SDIDs
            • MXF Export Type
            • AMWA AS-02 interchange
          • QuickTime interchange specification
            • QuickTime video and key import specification
            • QuickTime reference files
          • MPEG interchange specification
          • P2 interchange specification
          • WAV audio interchange specification
        • Media file system performance on K2 systems
          • Record-to-play specifications
            • Standalone K2 Summit system
          • Other media file system specifications
          • RTIO specifications for standalone K2 Summit 3G system
        • Transition effects formats and limitations
        • Protocols supported
        • Transfer compatibility with K2 Summit system
          • Transfer compatibility with K2 Media Client
          • Transfer compatibility with Profile XP Media Platform
          • Data compatibility between K2 Summit system and PVS models
            • Transferring from PVS (source) to K2 Summit system with HD license (destination)
            • Transferring from K2 Summit system (source) to PVS (destination)
        • Control Point PC system requirements
        • Super Slo-Mo camera formats
      • MIB specifications
        • K2 client MIBs
          • Grass Valley MIBs
          • Other MIBs
        • K2 Media Server MIBs
          • Grass Valley MIBs
          • Other MIBs
        • K2 Appliance (Generic Windows computer based) MIBs
          • Grass Valley MIBs
          • Other MIBs
    • Connector pinouts
      • K2 Summit system connector pinouts
        • AES Audio
        • RS-422 connector pinouts K2 Summit 3G
        • RS-422 connector pinouts first generation K2 Summit system
        • LTC connectors pinouts
        • GPI I/O connector pinouts
      • K2 Media Server connector pinouts
        • Redundant server heartbeat serial cable
    • Rack mounting
      • Rack-mount considerations
      • Rack-mount devices
        • HP ProCurve Switch Rack specifications
        • Dell R620 Rack specifications
        • Dell R630 Rack specifications
        • K2 Summit 3G Rack specifications
        • K2 RAID Rack specifications
        • FT Server Rack specifications
        • Securing a server to a rack
      • Rack mount hardware shipped with the K2 system
      • Mounting the Rack Slides
      • Installing the K2 system on the rack mount rails
      • Making Rack Slide Adjustments
  • Servicing the K2 Summit system
    • Product description
      • Overview description
        • K2 Summit 3G+ system features
        • Product identification K2 Summit 3G+
      • K2 Summit 3G system orientation
      • FRU functional descriptions
        • Front bezel assembly
        • Disk modules
        • M.2 boot media
        • Power supply modules
        • Codec module
        • Codec option card
        • Disk controller board
        • Front interconnect board
        • Disk backplane unit
        • Midplane board
        • Carrier module
        • Optional PCIe board
      • System Overview
      • Status indicators
        • Front panel indicators
          • Power LED
          • Service LED
        • Rear panel indicators
          • Codec board indicator
            • Codec board indicator codes
          • LAN connector indicator codes
          • Power supply indicators
          • Reference indicator
        • Internal indicators
          • Disk module indicators (LSI RAID controller)
          • Disk module indicators (AIC RAID controller)
        • System beep codes
    • System Messages
      • About system messages
      • Critical system startup messages
      • AppCenter startup errors
      • Viewing AppCenter system status messages
        • Status bar
        • Status pane
        • Copying StatusPane messages to the clip board
        • Clearing messages
      • Exporting log files
    • Service procedures
      • About networking
      • Restoring network configuration
        • Name team and loopback
      • Enhance network bandwidth
        • Disable Large Send Offloads
        • Disable CPU Power Technology
      • Checking services
        • Services on a standalone storage K2 Summit 3G system
      • Checking pre-installed software
        • K2 Summit system pre-installed software
      • Making CMOS settings
      • Restoring disk controller configuration
      • Recovering the media database
        • About the automatic database backup process
        • Identifying a corrupt media database
        • Restoring the media database
      • Using recovery images
        • About the recovery image process
        • Creating a recovery image
        • Restoring from a system-specific recovery image
        • Restoring to blank mSATA
        • About saving and restoring settings while reimaging
        • Saving settings before generic reimage
        • Restoring from a generic image
        • Restoring settings after generic reimage
        • Installing the Discovery Agent on a K2 Summit system
      • Updating the K2 Plus Carrier Board driver
      • Installing the ATTO Fibre Channel card driver
      • Using diagnostic tools
        • Running Check Disk
        • Running diagnostics for K2 Summit system
    • Troubleshooting problems
      • Step 1: Check configurations
      • Step 2: Check connections and external equipment
      • Step 3: Check system status messages
      • Step 4: Identify problems using the startup sequence
      • Shutdown/restart problems
      • Checking external equipment
        • VGA display problems
        • Keyboard and mouse problems
      • Power connection sequence
      • BIOS startup
      • Windows startup
      • K2 Summit system startup
      • Windows startup problems
      • Thermal problems
      • Codec board problems
      • Power supply problems
      • Video problems
      • Audio problems
      • Timecode problems
      • Operational problems
      • System problems
      • Storage problems
        • Media File System problems
        • Media disk problems
        • Checking the storage system
      • Network, transfer, and streaming problems
    • Removing and replacing FRUs
      • Removing and replacing FRUs
      • External Parts Removal
        • Front bezel assembly removal
        • Disk module removal
        • Disk controller board removal
        • Front interconnect board removal
        • Power supply module removal
        • Codec module removal
        • Codec option card removal
        • Carrier module removal
        • Optional PCIe board removal
      • Internal Parts Removal
        • Top cover removal
        • Disk backplane unit removal
        • Disk backplane unit installation
        • Midplane board removal
        • Midplane board installation
• K2 Glossary of terms
• Grass Valley Knowledge Base
• Safety Summary
  • Safety Summary
  • Sicherheit – Überblick
  • Consignes de sécurité
  • Certifications and compliances
  • ESD Protection
• Trademarks and Agreements
  • Trademarks
  • Patent Information
  • JPEG acknowledgment