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title: "Configure GateUI for a Boarding Gate Client – Airport CX"
slug: "configure-gateui-air"
description: "Create a GateUI configuration, set its client domain and gate asset value, and assign the zones it can page."
updated: 2024-04-12T10:44:31Z
published: 2024-04-12T10:44:31Z
canonical: "docs.simpleway.cloud/configure-gateui-air"
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# Configure GateUI

The *UI configurations* tab allows you to create and modify *UI client configs*, connect them to the actual devices and monitor their status in the system. In this tutorial, we will create a GateUI configuration and connect it to the client. GateUI is a platform that allows users to activate voice announcements during the boarding process, hence, appropriate zones and user access to them should already be pre-configured by your administrator. Please review the [Zoning of your PA and display devices](/v1/docs/zoning-your-pa-and-display-devices) to help you prepare the zones for GateUI and assign them to users.

**Note**: Either adjust to your needs the prepared gate-demo configuration or create a new configuration.

Topics covered:

- GateUI - UI configuration tab

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**TUTORIAL STEPS:**

| A) **Create a new UI configuration** 1. Open the *UI configurations* tab. 2. Click the *New UI configuration* button. | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/a3e67867-6316-451b-94ad-ec727ac9102a/Images/Documentation/Slide1(152).JPG) |
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| **B)** **Setup your GateUI** **configuration** 1. *Name* your UI configuration with a **unique** name. 2. Set the *Client domain type* to **gate**. 3. Enter the *Client ID*. Your Client access URL will consist of Client domain type and Client ID. 4. Set the *UI property* to **GateUI**. 5. Drag & drop the desired zones from the *Available zones & zone groups* section to the *Selected zones & zone groups* section. 6. Select the *Gate* value under *Asset values*. 7. Click the *Save* button. Note: you may find it useful to set the *Client ID* to the same value as the selected *Gate asset* value since both the *Client domain type* and the *Client ID* values will be part of the GateUI URL. | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/a3e67867-6316-451b-94ad-ec727ac9102a/Images/Documentation/Slide2(191).JPG) |
| C) **UI configuration status** You can check the status of your *UI configuration* in the *Status* column: - A **green** icon indicates that the specific *UI* *configuration* has been assigned to the connected client/device - it is connected and successfully **signed in**. - A **red** icon indicates that the specific *UI configuration* is not assigned to any connected client/device - it is **disconnected**. - A "**wrench**" icon is displayed if the client/device is **not configured** - it is connected but has no *UI configuration* assigned to it. | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/a3e67867-6316-451b-94ad-ec727ac9102a/Images/Documentation/Slide3(188).JPG) |
| **D) Assigning *Gate* *UI*** ***configuration* to the client.** Login to your microphone station settings and in the menu *Device interfaces* navigate to the *External application settings* section: - Type your instance access URL and Client access URL connected with a "/". As mentioned earlier, your Client access URL consists of Client domain type and Client ID. Example: [](https://air-xxxx)https://**your instance access URL**/baggage/example - Tap on the *Save* button. **Find more in our [micnode 2 hardware manual](/v1/docs/using-external-application-configuration-micnode2).** **Note**: If there is no paging station near you, you can use the Gate UI URL in your web browser as an alternative. |

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