Tabs
The web pages are organized by functions grouped within five tabs at the top of the screen
(see figure 11).
Figure 11.
Web-based User Interface, Upper Section
Player
— The pages within this tab contain the basic operating controls for managing
media streams such as basic media player controls (to play, pause, stop, loop, or navigate
through a list of media streams), lists of selectable streaming media sources and files,
customizable lists of channels and favorite sources, and a playlist editor. This is the page
that will be used regularly to control media selection and playback.
Configuration
— The four pages within this tab provide settings for configuring the audio
and video output of the SMD, setting up on-screen displays for the output video, and setting
automated functions such as a screensaver and determining what media to play upon unit
boot-up and how the SMD will behave when a signal stream is lost.
Advanced
Configuration
— This tab includes seven pages with controls used for initial
setup and during system integration. Changes to this page can only be made from the
admin account. These pages provide a way to configure ports and Ethernet connection
settings, replace firmware, upload a saved configuration file, enable or disable IR control of
the unit, set the power saving mode, set up the date and time, configure passwords, reset
the unit, and set up and enable or disable SNMP for network management.
Device
Information
— A single page within this tab displays factory-defined and user-
defined information about the unit. This is where you can look up the unit name, part
number, firmware version, MAC address, location description, and related information about
the SMD.
Troubleshooting
— This tab provides access to four pages that collect information and
also include controls for status, logs, alarms, and diagnostics.
Pages Within Tabs
The
Configuration
,
Advanced
Configuration
, and
Troubleshooting
tabs each
include additional pages. Click the corresponding icon on the global navigation bar located
just below the main tabs to access the pages (see figure 12).
Figure 12.
Web-based User Interface, Navigation Bar
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