Status Indicators
There are three status indicators: Temp, Analog, and AES.
Temp
This indicator is green when the GUI is online to AirAura and the internal
temperature of its hardware is below 50°C/122°F. The numbers following Temp
represent the current temperature of the hardware.
Analog
This indicator is green whenever there is analog audio present on both left and
right channels and it is above -48dBFS.
AES
This indicator is green whenever there is a valid AES3 digital audio signal
present and it is above -48dBFS.
Remote Login
When Remote Login is clicked, a password prompt box will open as shown
below:
Remote login is for password restricting
GUI access to an AirAura processor over
the Ethernet connection. When a GUI
TCP connection session is initiated,
AirAura accepts the connection and then
asks the remote GUI for a password.
If the remote GUI cannot provide the
correct password, then a dialog box will
pop up asking the user to enter the
correct password. Until the login password can be verified AirAura will not send
any of its current settings
to
the remote GUI nor accept any changes
from
the
connecting GUI.
The dialog box allows you to change the login password. You need to know the
current password beforehand, and also enter the new one twice for verification.
The password can be any combination of characters, numbers, or symbols. If the
“Remember this password” check box is checked, the GUI stores the password
on the local PC. If you do not check the check box you will be asked for the
password the next time you connect (since the first round of verification will fail).
When asked for a password while logging in you can also check the “remember”
box to save what you enter. That way you don’t need to enter the password
every time you login. Occasionally you may see the word “pending” temporarily
appear in the connection status box of the remote GUI. That means the AirAura
and Remote GUI are handshaking on the password string that is being sent.
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