- 10 Oct 2025
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Dashboard
- Updated on 10 Oct 2025
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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: micnode2h microphone station Dashboard
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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. |
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Audio streams Overview of transmitter and receiver stream count which can be further configured on the Audio Streams tab. |
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Operating temperature of the device The temperature of your device (two numbers due to two sensors). |
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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
Note: To detect the physical device, click the Identify button. See more details below. |
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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. |
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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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Output level Output level information about channels for ionode4 and ampnode4 devices. |
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micnode2 series only:
Device buttons Information on the availability about zone buttons: micnode aux devices buttons configuration status ptt (push to talk) buttons, for micnode aux device ptt button and main micnode2 device ptt button status. |
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Device interface Information about the device’s user interface:
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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.
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For micnode2 series devices, an overlay with the serial number and host name is displayed for device identification.
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Note:
The micnode aux flashes white when the main micnode2 device is activated.

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