How to configure a new or replacement DMP player for a Venus Control Suite controlled display
Topic
- How to configure a new or replacement DMP player for a Venus Control Suite controlled display.
Environment
- Product: DB-6400
- Components: DMP-8000 p/n 0A-1987-0011
- Control System: Venus Control Suite
Steps
NOTE: This guide is for use by Technicians or Installers in the field.
NOTE: This guide is applicable to displays using Venus Control Suite.
NOTE: Recommended tools to complete this work include: laptop, spare Ethernet cable, Ethernet coupler (RJ45 female-to-female).
- Setup laptop for direct (static IP) connection to devices.
- Refer to How do I set or change a static IP on my computer or USB to Ethernet adapter, DD2016625 for assistance.
- Set laptop IP static to: 192.168.0.100
- Directly plug the Ethernet cable from the DMP to your laptop.
- This should be the cable that is currently plugged into VLAN 1 port 3 of the Meraki router.
- NOTE: It is recommended to connect an Ethernet coupler to this cable and use a spare Ethernet cable to extend its reach so you can complete this work in a comfortable and safe position. Alternatively, if the DMP is easily accessible, you may disconnect the existing cable and plug your spare cable directly into it from your laptop.
- Login to the DMP.
- Open a web browser window.
- Enter the DMP IP address into the address bar (default "http://192.168.1.111:81").
- Identification:
- Click the Configuration menu button.
- Ensure the Identification tab is selected.
- Update the Description box with the site specific name and number followed by "DMP".
- This information is logged in the case as the site "Description" for you reference.
- Click Save.
- Enter the player's password if prompted.
- Time Zone:
- Select the Time tab.
- Select the site specific time zone from the dropdown menu.
- Click
Save.
- Services:
- Select the Services tab.
- Select the dropdown arrow next to Media Management Server and select Venus.
- Click
Save.
- Network:
- Select the Network tab.
- Update the IP Address box with the site specific IP.
- For the primary-face, the IP should be 192.168.0.111
- For the secondary-face, the IP should be 192.168.0.113
- Secondary-face can be determined by checking the webcam port in IDM, it will be using 5002.
- Click Save.
- NOTE: Saving this setting may disconnect you from the device. Repeat step 3 "Login to the DMP" above using the device's new IP to reconnect with the device to continue.
- Services:
- Select the Services tab.
- Update the Management box with the site specific port.
- For the primary-face, the port should be 81.
- For the secondary-face, the port should be 82.
- Click Save.
- Contact Daktronics Technical Support at 1-800-DAKTRONICS to have the new device registered.
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