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Utility Select Menu Descriptions 

 

TOP MENU 

 

UTILITY SELECT MENU 

Network Setup 

 

 

Use this sub menu to configure the NAC-100 on the network.

   

Security Access   

 

Use this sub menu to disable/re-enable Control Password restrictions. 

LCD Contrast Adjust 

 

Use this sub menu to adjust the contrast of the NAC-100 LCD screen. 

Basis Connection Status   

Use this sub menu to check the status of any Basis unit controlled by the NAC-100. 

System Information 

 

Use this sub menu to read the system information of the NAC-100. 

Reboot/Restart 

 

 

Restarts the NAC-100. 

Restore Factory Default    

Restores factory defaults and restarts the NAC-100. 

 

SUB MENUS 

 

NETWORK SETUP UTILITY (Read/Write) 

IP Address: 

 

 

The NAC-100 IP Address 

Subnet Mask: 

 

 

The NAC-100 Subnet Mask 

 

SECURITY ACCESS 

All Control Items Unlocked  

The default screen if none of the user configured Control Items are restricted using the 
Control Password. 

 

 

-or- 

Press Blue Key   

 

This option disables Control Password restrictions for all Control Items. 

To Disable Security 

 

 

  

 

All Control Items Unlocked 

Control Password restrictions have been disabled for all Control Items. 

 

 

-or- 

Press Blue Key   

 

This screen appears if user access passwords have been previously disabled. 

To Re-enable Security 

 

This option will re-enable Control Password restrictions for all Control Items. 

 

 

  

 

All Control Items Locked   

C

ontrol Password restrictions have been re-enabled for all Control Items. 

 
CONTRAST ADJUST 

Contrast: 

 

 

Range of 1-10, with 10 being the brightest.  

 
BASIS CONNECT STATUS (Read Only) 

Basis Index: 

 

 

Basis Index – Change this number to view each of the Basis units controlled by the NAC-100. 

IP Address: 

 

 

Basis IP Address 

Status:   

 

 

Connection Status 

Name:   

 

 

Basis Name 

Model:   

 

 

Basis Model 

 

SYSTEM INFORMATION (Read Only) 

NAC-100 Name:  

 

The name of the NAC-100 

Firmware Version: 

 

Current Firmware Version 

Serial Number:   

 

Serial Number 

 

REBOOT / RESTART 

System will now reboot… 

 

RESTORE DEFAULT 

--Caution!!-- 
This will erase all screens 
and bitmaps, replaced with 
factory default memory settings 

 

Press Blue Button to Start 

Summary of Contents for NAC-100

Page 1: ...d Costa Mesa CA 92626 USA Main Number 714 743 6175 or toll free 800 854 4079 Customer Service 714 957 7250 or toll free 800 772 2834 NAC 100 Network Audio Controller User Manual NAC 100 BK NAC 100 WH...

Page 2: ...wer sourcing device FCC INTERFERENCE STATEMENT NOTE This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules These limits ar...

Page 3: ...shed within the Venue Manager environment where the system designer can add Screens and Control Items Each Screen can be thought of a menu of Control Items Each Control Item can be used for recalling...

Page 4: ...owever it is recommended to keep the original packing material for reuse in the rare event that service be required If service is required and the original packing material is not available ensure tha...

Page 5: ...ly handled and can result in complete or intermittent failures Always follow ESD prevention procedures when removing the rear panel Handle the NAC 100 by the outer edges of the chassis avoiding contac...

Page 6: ...Never This avoids waiting for the system to wake up if adjustment is needed after an elapsed period of time To Install QSControl net 1 Start computer and start Windows 2 If there are any programs runn...

Page 7: ...letely represented by the symbol before pressing the Blue Key e g A letter may not be changed after it has been entered If an error is made press the Blue Key to begin entering the password from the b...

Page 8: ...ey This option disables Control Password restrictions for all Control Items To Disable Security All Control Items Unlocked Control Password restrictions have been disabled for all Control Items or Pre...

Page 9: ...access to the Utility Select Menu Change password in QSControl net by clicking the Admin Utility Password button on the edit screen for the NAC 100 The Control Password limits access to specified Con...

Page 10: ...C 100 Figure 1 Multiple NAC 100s powered via IEEE 802 3af compliant switch ports Each NAC 100 can manage multiple BASIS products or they can be configured to manage specific BASIS units The example sh...

Page 11: ...network switch via IEEE 802 3af compliant PoE ports CobraNet VLAN QSControl VLAN Figure 2 Multiple NAC 100s powered via IEEE 802 3af compliant switch ports The example shows a network using a managed...

Page 12: ...ia IEEE 802 3af compliant ILP power injection source The ILP combines power and data onto a single CAT 5e cable to supply an IEEE 802 3af compliant interface for the NAC 100 Note the use of an unmanag...

Page 13: ...Figure 4 Single NAC 100 powered via IEEE 802 3af compliant ILP power injection source The example shows the NAC 100 as the sole source for system management no computer is required...

Page 14: ...A D A P QSControl net Figure 5 Single NAC 100 powered via IEEE 802 3af compliant ILP power injection source The NAC 100 is connected directly to a PC that hosts Venue Manager This type of connection s...

Page 15: ...Processor Figure 6 Single NAC 100 powered via IEEE 802 3af compliant ILP power injection source The NAC 100 is connected directly to a BASIS product This type of connection scheme is useful for managi...

Page 16: ...the menu followed by Network Connections on the sub menu Select Local Area Connection and view its properties click Properties button Select the Internet Protocol TCP IP option and view its propertie...

Page 17: ...pplicable options will open 19 Click on Help to access the software s Help system All software operation is covered in the on line help file Operation of the NAC 100 is accomplished with the included...

Page 18: ...application is a Windows program Consult Windows documentation for Telnet information Basic procedure for opening a Telnet session on a Windows PC 1 To open the Telnet session Click START select RUN...

Page 19: ...atibility Requires QSControl net Venue Manager version 3 1 or higher Dimensions HWD 5 2 13 2 cm x 5 12 7 cm x 1 6 4 cm Power Requirements Compliant with IEEE 802 3af 2003 works with any PoE compliant...

Page 20: ...rranty provides that the examination of the return product must indicate in our judgment a manufacturing defect This warranty does not extend to any product which has been subjected to misuse neglect...

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