- 15 Nov 2024
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Dashboard
- Updated on 15 Nov 2024
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Description
On the Dashboard you can see a quick overview of your device's configuration & status.
Tip!
The availability of features on the Dashboard varies depending on the device.
Example: ampnode4 Amplifier Dashboard
Dashboard Features
Brief description of each dashboard section.
Tip!
By clicking on a section, you'll be guided to the corresponding tab for more details and configuration options.
Network status Connection information of your device to the network. Settings can be changed on the Network. NOTE: Smaller devices have only one LAN port. | |
Audio streams Overview of transmitter and receiver stream count which can be further configured on the Audio Streams tab. | |
Operating temperature of the device The temperature of your device (two numbers due to two sensors). | |
Device control Connection status and socket number for each control area:
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Information Basic device information:
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Device identification Your device’s basic information:
Note: To detect the physical device, click the Identify button. See more details below. | |
Storage used Information about the usage of your device’s storage:
Note: micnode mini and aux do not have an SD card or any other form of user storage. | |
Scripts List of scripts created on the Scripts tab and their status:
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DSP Design Information about the designer configured for the device:
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Device performance Output level information about channels for ionode4 and ampnode4 devices. |
micnode2 series only:
Device buttons Information on the availability about zone buttons:
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Device interface Information about the device’s user interface:
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Identify device
To find your connected device, use the Identify button on the user interface. The white LED of the respective device starts to blink.
For micnode2 series devices, an overlay with the serial number and host name is displayed for device identification.
Note:
The micnode aux flashes white when the main micnode2 device is activated.