GRASS VALLEY Profile XP PVS1100 User manual

Installation Guide
software release 5.1
071-8192-00
September 2002
PROFILE XP PVS1100
MEDIA PLATFORM FOR STANDARD DEFINITION

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Revision Status
Rev Date Description
July13, 2001 Initial release of the PVS1100 Installation Guide 071-8116-00.
June 17, 2002 Updated to include support for the PFR500/E RAID storage
Chassis and new Disk Utility. 071-8116-01.
September 18, 2002 Updated to support Profile XP system software version 5.1.
071-8192-00.

18 September 2002 PVS1100 Series Installation Guide 3
Before getting started
This installation guide provides step-by-step instructions for installing the PVS1100
Media Platformusing factory default settings.After installing the PVS1100 using this
installation guide, you can refer to the Profile XP System Guide to customize system
settings for your installation.
For Grass Valley Group Customer Support information, refer to page 41 of this
Installation Guide.
About channels and factory default configuration
Profile applications use channels to control disk recording and playback. A channel
defines a grouping of Profile XP video, audio, and timecode resources and is
identified by a unique name. Profile XP software supports three channel types:
Recorder channel, Player channel, or Player/Recorder channel. For more information
on channel types and creating or modifying channels, refer the Profile XP System
Guide.
Your PVS1100 is shipped with default DVCPRO 25 video processing and
DVCPRO 25 Player/Recorder channels. These default channels are named Vtr1,
Vtr2, Vtr3 and so on. The following table describes the video and audio connections
you’ll make foreach channel. On the pages that follow,you’ll find specificsabout the
type and number of default channels in your system, and their video and audio I/O
connections.
Rack-mounting the PVS1100 Series Chassis
This procedure assumes you have alreadyrack-mounted thePVS1100, Fibre Channel
RAID Chassis, I/O Panel, and audio interface option as required. For rack-mounting
information, see Appendix C, “Rack Mounting Information and Rear Panel
Drawings” in the Profile XP System Guide.
Default
channel
type
Video I/O
connections Audio connectionsa
a. The number of audio I/Os is determined by your PVS1100 Series model and the number of
Audio boards installed.
Timecode I/O
Player/
Recorder 1 SDI video input 1 SDI video output
1 analog monitor b
b. Available if the optional Video Monitor board is installed.
2, 4, or 8 audio I/Os Uses the internal
timecode generator.
Recorded timecode is
used to generate VITC on
the SDI video output

Before getting started
4PVS1100 Series Installation Guide 18 September 2002
Referring to Related Documentation
This manual is part of a full set of support documentation for the Profile XP Media
Platform. The following illustrates how to use the Profile XP documentation
depending on the task you are performing.
Referring to Safety Summaries
WARNING: Be sure to review all safety precautions listed in the Profile XP System
Guide in order to avoid personal injury and prevent damage to this product and its
peripheral products.
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Release Notes
Path for the Installer
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System Guide
User Manuals
Other Manuals
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hardware and software
shipped with your system.
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Contains essential steps for
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that is shared by multiple Profile XP systems.
Contains complete instructions for using
Profile applications. These manuals include:
- Profile XP User Manual
- ContentShare Explorer User Manual
- Other user manuals you received with
optional Profile applications.
Installers consult
the User Manuals
as needed.
These manuals include:
- PFC500 Instruction Manual
- PFR500 Instruction Manual
- Profile XP Service Manual
Contains the product description
and step-by-step instructions for
modifying system settings.
Use alternate procedures
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Checking standard PVS1100 Series accessories
Your PVS1100 Series MediaPlatform is shipped with several standardaccessories as
shown inthe table. Locate the accessories you need for your installation and proceed.
System power-off and reboot procedure
When you power-off or reboot your Profile XP Platform and RAID storage system,
you must follow the proper sequence as described in the following procedure.
NOTE: If your Profile XP Media Platform is part of a Media Area Network,
disregard this procedure, and refer to the instructions in the Media Area Network
Instruction Manual for shutting down the Media Area Network.
1. Power-off the RAID storage system by powering-off the RAID Controller chassis
prior to, or at the same time as the RAID Expansion chassis.
CAUTION: You must alwayspower off the PFR500 RAID Controllerchassisprior
to, or at the same time as the PFR500E Expansion Chassis. Failure to do so may
force some LUNs offline. This will cause loss of access to the media file system
when the system is powered on again. Refer to the Profile XP System Guide for
instructions on how to recover from improper power-off sequence.
2. Wait approximately 30 seconds for thedisk drives to spin down, then power-on all
RAID Expansion chassis, then all RAID Controller chassis. Always power-on the
RAID Expansion chassis prior to, or at the same time as the RAID Controller
chassis.
3. Wait for RAID storage initialization, as follows:
-PFR500 RAID Storage systems - Wait until all disk access LEDs are steady
green—approximately 4 minutes. The rear panel 7-segment LED displays the
chassis address. (Refer to the PFR500 InstructionManual to interpretotherdisk
access LED or 7-segment LED behavior.)
-PFC500 RAID Storage systems - Wait until the System Check LED is off and
all disk access LEDs are steady green—approximately 2 minutes. (Refer to the
PFC500 Instruction Manual to interpret other front panel LED behavior.)
4. On the Profile XP Media Platform, shutdown and restart the Windows operating
system. Wait for auto-logon as described in “Start your PVS1100 system”on
page 13.
Standard PVS1100 Accessories
Keyboard and Mouse Ethernet Cable
I/O Panel and interface cable Windows NT Software Disk and Documentation
Rack-mount slides Profile XP Software CD-ROM and Release Notes
!

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PVS1100 Media Platform
DefaultVideo Connections
Reference In
LTC & GPI
RS-422
75 Terminator
Fibre Channel
Video network
I/O Panel
LTC In/Out RS-422GPI In/Out
Push Push Push Push
Ethernet
Video network
AND / OR
In B
In A
Out A
Out B
Out B
Out A
SDTI 2In/2Out
SDI 2In/2Out
SDI 4Out
Out C
Out D
Mon B
Mon A
Video Monitor
(Optional)
Mon C
Mon D
SDI
2In/2Out
A
B
A
B
PVS 1104
Record
Play
Channel names Video Connections
Recorder/
Player
Vtr1
Vtr2
Vtr3
Vtr4
PVS 1106
Channel names Video Connections
SDI
2In/2Out
PVS 1108
Channel names Video Connections
Available for all PVS 1100 Series models.
No factory default SDTI channels defined.
Recorder/
Player
Vtr1
Vtr2
Vtr3
Vtr4
Vtr5
Vtr6
Vtr7
Vtr8
SDI
2In/2Out
A
B
A
B
PVS 1102
Record
Play
SDTI 2In/2Out
(opt.)
A
B
A
B
Record
Play
A
B
A
B
Record
Play
Record
Play
A
B
A
B
Channel names Video Connections
Recorder/
Player Vtr1
Vtr2
8116-1
A
B
C
D
Monitor
(opt.)
Mon
A
B
C
D
Monitor
(opt.)
Mon
A
B
C
D
Monitor
(opt.)
Mon
A
B
C
D
Monitor
(opt.)
Mon
SVGA
Monitor
SDI
2In/2Out
Recorder/
Player
Vtr1
Vtr2
Vtr3
Vtr4
Vtr5
Vtr6
Mouse
Keyboard
Ethernet
Windows NT
Network
Notes:
- Video I/Os are assigned beginning with Vtr1 and the board in the lowest numbered board slot.
- Video Monitor outputs are assigned in the same fashion except to the recorder channels only.
- Video Monitor outputs are not available for SDTI inputs.
- SDTI connections are not given default channel assignments.
Refer to the Profile XP System Guide for information about defining SDTI channels.
1Set up system hardware and connect video
Set up the system hardware as shown in this diagram, then locate your PVS1100 Series model
under Default Video Connections. Use the color coding to make the video I/O connections for
the Recorder/Player channels.

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To Optional Audio BoardTo Standard Audio Board
1 - 4
5 - 8
9 - 12
13 - 16
Channel
Names Audio I/O Assignments
Vtr1
Vtr2
Vtr3
Vtr4
Opt. Bd
Std. Bd
9 - 16
1 - 8
9 - 16
1 - 8
Channel
Names Audio I/O Assignments
Vtr1
Vtr2
Vtr3
Vtr4
BNC216
1
21 23 43 45 65 67 87 89 10 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 15 16
Mon
Out
OR
Analog
In
Out
In
Out
PROFILE
PAC216
PACXLR
PROFILE
In
Out
AES/EBU
Monitor
XLR216
Digital
9-16
Analog Digital
1-8
Digital
Digital
Monitor
1
23 45 67 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
910 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push PushPush Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
In Out In Out
OR
Standard
Audio Board Optional
Audio Board
Digital
9-16
Digital
1-8
1
21 23 43 45 65 67 87 89 10 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 15 16
Analog
In
Out
In
Out
PROFILE
PROFILE
In
Out
Analog
Digital
Digital
1
23 45 67 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
910 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push PushPush Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
In Out In Out
BNC216
PAC216
PACXLR
XLR216
AES/EBU
Breakout
Panels Mon
Out
AES/EBU
Monitor
Monitor
Audio I/O Connections: One Audio Board Installed Audio I/O Connections:Two Audio Boards Installed
PVS1100 Media Platform
Digital
9-16
Digital
1-8
BNC216
PAC216
PACXLR
XLR216
Mon
Out
AES/EBU
Monitor
Monitor
1
21 23 43 45 65 67 87 89 10 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 15 16
Analog
In
Out
In
Out
PROFILE
PROFILE
In
Out
Analog
Digital
Digital
1
23 45 67 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push PushPush Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
In Out In Out
OR
OR
OR
Profile Audio
Chassis (PAC)
AES/EBU
Breakout
Panels
Profile Audio
Chassis (PAC)
8116-2
(Unassigned in PVS 1102)
Unassigned
in PVS 1102
2
Connect audio (PVS1102, PVS1104 Only)
Determine if your PVS1100 series system has one or two audio boards installed as
shown on this diagram, then use the color coding to determine the audio I/O connections
for each video channel.

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To Optional Audio BoardTo Standard Audio Board
OR
OR
Standard
Audio Board Optional
Audio Board
Audio I/O Connections: One Audio Board Installed Audio I/O Connections:Two Audio Boards Installed
PVS1100 Media Platform
OR
OR
OR
Profile Audio
Chassis (PAC)
AES/EBU
Breakout
Panels
AES/EBU
Breakout
Panels
Profile Audio
Chassis (PAC)
Digital
9-16
Digital
1-8
Digital
9-16
Digital
1-8
1
21 23 43 45 65 67 87 89 10 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 15 16
Analog
In
Out
In
Out
PROFILE
PROFILE
In
Out
Analog
Digital
Digital
1
23 45 67 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push PushPush Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
In Out In Out
BNC216
PAC216
PACXLR
XLR216
Mon
Out
AES/EBU
Monitor
Monitor
BNC216
PAC216
PACXLR
XLR216
Mon
Out
AES/EBU
Monitor
Monitor
1
21 23 43 45 65 67 87 89 10 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 15 16
Analog
In
Out
In
Out
PROFILE
PROFILE
In
Out
Analog
Digital
Digital
1
23 45 67 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push PushPush Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
In Out In Out
Digital
9-16
Digital
1-8
BNC216
1
21 23 43 45 65 67 87 89 10 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 13 14 15 16 15 16
Mon
Out
Analog
In
Out
In
Out
PROFILE
PAC216
PACXLR
PROFILE
In
Out
AES/EBU
Monitor
XLR216
Analog
Digital
Digital
Monitor
1
23 45 67 89 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Push PushPush Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push Push
In Out In Out
Unassigned
in PVS 1106
Opt.
Bd
Std.
Bd
Channel
Names Audio I/O
Assignments
1 - 4
5 - 8
9 - 12
13 - 16
1 - 4
5 - 8
9 - 12
13 - 16
Vtr1
Vtr2
Vtr3
Vtr4
Vtr5
Vtr6
Vtr7
Vtr8
Unassigned
in PVS 1106
1 - 2
3 - 4
5 - 6
7 - 8
9 - 10
11 - 12
13 - 14
15 - 16
Vtr1
Vtr2
Vtr3
Vtr4
Vtr5
Vtr6
Vtr7
Vtr8
Channel
Names Audio I/O
Assignments
8116-3
2Connect audio (Except PVS1102, PVS1104)
Determine if your PVS1100 series system has one or two audio boards installed as
shown on this diagram, then use the color coding to determine the audio I/O connections
for each video channel.

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Connect Fibre Channel cabling.
Set the Fibre Channel Loop Address ID on each RAID Controller as shown.
2
1
Power Cord
(115V/230V)
Power Cord (115V/230V)
Optional
Power Supply
Connect power cords and turn on power as shown.
Begin with PFC
500E(s), if installed. Verify proper power-up as shown.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
#
024
135#
6810
79
11 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
#
024
135##
6810
79
11
#
0
2 3
Set Chassis
Addresses
1
Lower the
front door
Set required chassis addresses, refer to Step .
A
P/S
B
ON
l
OFF
0
ON
l
OFF
0
3
4
PFC500 Chassis Address = 0
PFC500E* Chassis Address = 1
PFC500E* Chassis Address = 2
* If Installed
PFC500* Chassis Address = 0
PFC500E* Chassis Address = 1
PFC500E* Chassis Address = 2
Pull out
controller
PFC500 Rear Panel
A
B
Lift handle
Optional Redundant
RAID Controller Primary
RAID Controller
RAID Controller Board
C
0
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
E
C
A
8
6
4
2
F
D
B
9
7
5
3
1
0
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
E
C
A
8
6
4
2
F
D
B
9
7
5
3
1
Top Switch
(always set to "0")
Set Fibre Channel
Loop Address ID
settings. Refer to
the table.
Maximum of 5 PFC
500 Chassis
0626-13
Media Platform
Port A
Port B
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
#
024
135#
6810
79
11
System Check LED
Power LED
Power-up Verification
Power LED is on.
System Check LED turns off after approximately 90
seconds.
The PFC500 requires approximately 2 to 3 minutes
to fully initialize. All disk access LEDs are on.
Refer to the PFC500 Instruction Manual if there is
a problem.
2
Number of
PFC 500s *
* For systems with greater than three PFC500s, use the
same numbering pattern as shown.
PFC500
Chassis
Primary
Controller
Address ID
Redundant
Controller
Address ID
1
2
3
First
First
Second
First
Second
Third
0
0
1
0
1
2
1
2
3
3
4
5
Fibre Channel Loop Addresses
Redundant system cabling
IMPORTANT: If you are installing your PVS1100 as part of a Media Area Network, do not perform this
RAID storage setup. Instead, follow the instructions in the Media Area Network Instruction Manual
for setting up RAID storage.
Set up RAID Storage: PFC500/E
(Local storage only)
Use this diagram to set up the PFC500 Fibre Channel RAID Chassis and the PFC500E
Expansion Chassis (if used).
3

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0626-11
Install all GBICs provided so that you can connect Fibre Channel cabling as shown.
Set chassis addresses on all PFR500E Expansion Chassis.
2
1
PFR500
RAID
Chassis
PFR500E*
Expansion
Chassis
PFR500E*
Expansion
Chassis
Maximum of 9 Expansion Chassis
C
Media Platform
Port A
Port B
* If Installed
This cable and GBIC used for PFR500s
with optional RAID Controller B.
Chassis Addresses
PFR500 RAID
Controller Chassis
(factory set to "0")
PFR500E RAID
Expansion Chassis
(if installed)
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Order of
daisy
chain
AB
Loosen
retaining screws
Installing a GBIC
(Gigabit Interface Converter)
Remove both Loop Bypass
Board modules to access the
chassis address switch on the
midplane board. Set the switch
to the appropriate address as
shown in the Chassis Address
diagram.
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
D
IMPORTANT: If you are installing your PVS1100 as part of a Media Area Network, do
not perform this RAID storage setup. Instead, follow the instructions in the Media Area
Network Instruction Manual for setting up RAID storage.
Set up the RAID Storage: PFR500/E
(Local storage only)
Use this diagram to set up the PFR500/E chassis addresses and to connect Fibre
Channel cabling, then proceed to step 3b on the next page.
3a

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Power Cord
(115V/230V) Power Cord (115V/230V)
0626-16
Install ethernet cabling and switch or hub as shown.
1
5
3
Install serial cabling as shown.
4
PFR500
RAID
Chassis
PFR500E*
Expansion
Chassis
PFR500E*
Expansion
Chassis
Media Platform
Ethernet Hub or Switch
Power-up Verification
Rear panel "7 Segment LED" displays the chassis address as
set in step .
All disk drive LEDs are green after approximately 3 minutes.
Refer to the PFR500 Instruction Manual if there is a problem.
Disk Drive LEDs
7 Segment
LEDs
PFR500
RAID
Chassis
PFR500E*
Expansion
Chassis
PFR500E*
Expansion
Chassis
Caution: See serial cabling detail below.
Media Platform
After RAID Controller A is configured,
the standard serial cable will be moved
to this connector to configure RAID
Controller B, if installed.
Maximum of 9 Expansion Chassis
* If Installed
This cable used for PFR500s
with optional RAID Controller B. This cable used for
PFR500s with optional
RAID Controller B.
Standard
Serial Cable
Serial Cabling Detail
(Applies to primary and
redundant cabling)
Always plug the end
connector of dasiy
chain cable into last
expansion chassis.
Always plug the first connector
into the PFR500 RAID Controller.
Leave
unconnected
Connect power cords, and turn on power as shown.
You must power-up the PFR500E Expansion chassis
prior to, or at the same time as the PFR500 RAID
Controller chassis. Verify power-up as shown.
IMPORTANT: If you are installing your PVS1100 as part of a Media Area Network, do not
perform this RAID storage setup. Instead, follow the instructions in the Media Area
Network Instruction Manual for setting up RAID storage.
Set up RAID Storage: PFR500/E
(Local storage only)
Use this diagram to connect Ethernet and serial interface cabling required for monitoring the
PFR500/E with NetCentral Lite or NetCentral Manager.
3b

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Start your PVS1100 system
IMPORTANT: If you are installing your PVS1100 as part of a Media Area
Network, disregard this step. Instead, follow the instructions in the Media Area
Network Instruction Manual for starting your PVS1100 system.
To start your system:
1. Connect power cords to the PVS1100 and all peripheral devices.
2. Turn on power to all peripheral devices connected to the PVS1100.
NOTE: Do not power-on the PVS1100 until the RAID storage system is fully
initialized. Refer to RAID storage power-up verification steps on pages 10-12.
3. Turnon the PVS1100 using thefrontpanel standby switch,and waitfor WindowsNT
to initialize and perform auto-logon. The Windows NT desktop will appear after
successful auto-logon.
During initialization, the Profile XP system software checks the RAID storage
system for a video file system. Since at first power-up one is not found, an error
message may be displayed regarding loss of the video file system.
Proceed with the next procedure to create a new video file system.
IMPORTANT: You must use the proper power-off sequence when turning off or
rebooting the Profile XP Platform and RAID storage system. Refer to “System
power-off and reboot procedure” on page 5.
0626-14
Power
Cord(s)
(115V/230V)
Option
RD only
Standard
Power Supply
Optional
Power Supply
1
4

Start your PVS1100 system
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18 September 2002 PVS1100 Series Installation Guide 15
IMPORTANT: If you are installing your PVS1100 as part of a Media Area
Network, disregard this step. Instead, follow the instructions in the Media Area
Network Instruction Manual for starting your PVS1100 system.
Before you can use your PVS1100 system, you must create a video file system on the
Fibre Channel RAID Chassis using the Disk Utility.
NOTE: Ifyou want to configuresomedrives as hotspare drives, donotperform this
procedure. Instead, perform the procedures found in Chapter 3 of the Profile XP
System Guide in the section titled “Configuring RAID storage using GVG Disk
Utility”, then proceed with the next procedure in this guide.
To create a video file system:
1. Start Configuration Manager using the desktop shortcut or by selecting Start |
Programs | Profile Applications | Configuration Manager. The Configuration Manager
dialog box appears.
2. Click File System to start the GVG Disk Utility.
Create a video file system
1
8
1
5

Create a video file system
16 PVS1100 Series Installation Guide 18 September 2002
3. If you are configuring a PFR500 storage system, perform the following steps to set
the Fibre Channel ID, otherwise, proceed to step 4.
a. Expand the tree view and right-click the Controller0 icon under PFR500, then
select Set Fibre Channel ID in the context menu.
b. In the Set Fibre Channel ID dialog box, enter IDs as shown, then click OK.
c. Click OK in the Operation Successful dialog box.
d. Cycle the power on the PFR500 RAID Controller chassis. Leave the power off
for about 30 seconds before powering on again. You can leave the PFR500E
Expansion chassis powered on during this time.
e. After the PFR500 Controller chassis has finished initializing, restart the
Windows NT operating system on the Profile XP Platform.
f. Start Configuration Manager using the desktop shortcut or by selecting Start |
Programs | Profile Applications | Configuration Manager.
g. InConfiguration Managerdialog boxappears.click File System to start the GVG
Disk Utility.
4. Expand the tree view and identify bound LUNs and unbound disks by their
placement in the hierarchy of the tree view.
5. If thereare unboundLUNs displayedin the tree view, you mustperform thefollowing
steps, otherwise, proceed to step 6.
a. To bind unbounddisks,right-click the Unboundnode fora controller,then select
Bind LUNs in the context menu. Peer controllers that share the same set of disks
are automatically selected as a pair.
The Binding LUN…dialog box opens showing all unbound disks for the
controller listed in the Available Disk list.

Create a video file system
18 September 2002 PVS1100 Series Installation Guide 17
b. Select RAID 3 using the LUN TYPE drop-down box.
c. Select five contiguous disks, then click the add button to add them to the
Selected Disks list. (TIP: Use ‘shift-click’to select disks.)
d. Click OK to close the Binding LUN…dialog box and begin thebinding process.
The Progress Report dialog box opens, showing the status of the binding
process.
e. Repeat step a through step d for all unbound disks on all remaining controllers
displayed in the tree view.
NOTE: PFR500 controllers take less than a minute to bind a LUN, but can bind
only one LUN at a time. You must wait until binding is completed before binding
the next LUN. PFC500 controllers take more than an hour to bind a LUN, but
allow multiple binding processes at the same time.
f. Upon 100% completion, click Close in Progress Report window.
NOTE: Do not proceed until all LUNs are finished binding.
g. Restart the Windows NT operating system on the Profile XP Platform.
h. Start Configuration Manager using the desktop shortcut or by selecting Start |
Programs | Profile Applications | Configuration Manager.
i. In Configuration Manager, click File System to start the GVG Disk Utility.
6. In the GVG Disk Utility main menu, click Tools | Make File System. The File System
wizard appears.

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7. Enter a volume name or accept the default name, then click Next.
8. Select Yes, create a file system using all RAID3 LUNs, then click Finish.
9. Click OK, in thewarning message box.TheProgress Report window appears showing
the create file system task status.

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10.Upon 100% completion, click Close in Progress Report window.
11.When the reboot message appears, click OK, then restart the Windows NT
operating system on the Profile XP Platform.
12.Continue with the next procedure in this guide.

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