TV One CORIOview MWP Series User manual

Firmware versionM409and above
QSG-MWP-V1.20
Feb 2020
CORIOview™ Multi-window Processor
Classic mode
Dynamic mode
CORIOgrapher™V2.9 and above
Quick Start Guide V1.20

In this guide
Quick start 2
About your CORIOview™ 11
About the buttons of your CORIOview™ 12
Using the buttons of the front panel in dynamic mode 12
Using the buttons of the front panel in classic mode 16
Hardware recommendations 18
About CORIOgrapher™ 19
CORIOgrapher™ system requirements 19
Contact us 20
Start a simple meeting 22

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Get more help
You can read more online. To open the online help, select in CORIOgrapher,
or visit help.tvone.com/products/mwp-series/corioview.
Thanks for buying this CORIOview multi-window processor. CORIOview
works with CORIOgrapher software to support your needs with an easy-to-
use interface and front panel buttons.
CORIOview now runs in two modes. This Quick Start Guide covers setting
up your CORIOview in either mode.
About modes:
nClassic mode
Classic mode gives you more control over features like audio,
transitions, borders, and rotating your output. You can more fully
customize your layout, choose your output resolution, and even rotate
your displays into portrait mode. Use classic mode for more
sophisticated activities, such as broadcast management and medical
applications.
If you’ve had a CORIOview for a while running a firmware version below
409, you’re already using classic mode.
nDynamic mode
Dynamic mode automates more of the features of your CORIOview. It
has a simplified interface, automatic layouts, and is easier to use, even
if you’re not very experienced. As a result, dynamic mode is better for
activities like running meetings and lectures, and security monitoring.

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Quick start
This Quick Start Guide gives you an overview of the steps involved in
setting up your CORIOview™ hardware and CORIOgrapher™ software.
It's easy to get started with your CORIOview, but if you want more help with any
of these steps, or with using the features of CORIOgrapher, select in
CORIOgrapher and search, or ask a question. Or visit
help.tvone.com/products/mwp-series/corioview.
1. Install your hardware.
a. Connect your display or displays to your output module.
Connect a source to each port of your input modules. If you intend
to use classic mode, we recommend you label your cables 1 up to 8.
If you intend to use dynamic mode, we recommend you label your
cables A up to H, from left to right.
Connect the LAN port of the CPU module to your network.
Video tearing
Using a mixture of frame rates and/or resolutions can cause video
tearing. For best results, make sure your display and sources use the
same frame rate.
b. OPTIONAL: Connect a digital audio device to the S/PDIF audio
output.
c. Power on your CORIOview.
2. Check your display looks correct for each source.

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Press PRESET, and then select the highest number button that is lit. For
example, if buttons 1-4 are dimly lit, press button 4.
Make sure your sources are playing, check that each picture looks
correct.
Not the source you were
expecting
Blue screen
Display keeps dropping signal
No image
Possible causes:
nSource connected incorrectly
nInput ports named incorrectly
nSource not playing
nSource resolution not
supported
nDisplay does not support HDCP
nSource does not support the
required number of HDCP keys
nPoor quality or damaged cables
Sources and display connected
correctly
3. Optional: test the audio from each source.
a. Press AUDIO, then press button 1 and check you can hear your
source.
b. If you can hear your source, repeat this step for buttons 2-8.
c. If you can't hear your source, check it's not muted, at the source
device or in CORIOgrapher.

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Read more about controlling audio with CORIOgrapher in tvONE Help. In
CORIOgrapher, select and search, or ask a question.
4. Install CORIOdiscover and CORIOgrapher.
Download the latest version of CORIOdiscover and CORIOgrapher from
tvone.com/tech-support/software.
5. Open CORIOgrapher and select your CORIOview.
Enter your username and password to log in, and select Read to load
your configuration.
nThe first time you log in, make sure the Secure option is cleared.
nThe default username is admin, and the default password is
adminpw.

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If you aren't connected to a CORIOview, you can create an offline
configuration for your device.
The media player of the Streaming media and 4K playback input module is
not available when you work in an offline configuration.
6. Choose your operating mode.
You can use your CORIOview in two modes. Classic mode gives you
more control. Dynamic mode has a simplified interface, and some
functions are automated. Classic mode is better for more sophisticated
activities like broadcast management and medical applications, dynamic
mode is better for running meetings and lectures, and for security
monitoring.
You can change the operating mode later.
Read about changing your operating mode in tvONE Help.
If you selected classic mode, continue on page 6.
If you selected dynamic mode, continue on page 8.

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If you selected classic mode
1. Optional: enable secure mode.
a. Select > Networking.
b. Select Secure connection.
c. Select Save >Save.
CORIOview restarts.
d. Select Secure and log in.
2. Optional, but recommended: name your input and output ports.
nSelect > Slot Status. Give each port a name that describes the
device connected to it.
3. Optional: If you want to use more than one display, enable output
cloning.

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a. From Dashboard, select .
b. From Properties< (Clone Output) select On.
4. Optional: If you want your displays in portrait orientation, enable
output rotation.

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a. From Dashboard, select .
b. Select an option from Properties >Orientation.
If you selected dynamic mode
1. Optional: enable secure mode.
a. Select > Networking.
b. Select Secure connection.
c. Select Save >Save.
CORIOview restarts.
d. Select Secure and log in.
2. Optional: If you want to use more than one display, enable output
cloning.