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Configuring your 'Connect'
Amplifier Using the Web Portal
Basic Settings
Here the most basic general amplifier settings can
be edited and saved. The following section will take
you through each of the functions on this tab.
NOTE: Some changes made in the
web portal will not be visible until the
page is manually refreshed or you
navigate to one of the other pages.
Information
Here you can add a name for the amplifier and
enter the installation details for future reference. The
amplifier model, firmware version and serial number
are displayed here, these are non-editable.
Network
IP Address – Shows the current IP address used
when DHCP is ON. When DHCP is set to OFF this
allows you to enter a desired static IP address.
IP Subnet Mask – Shows current IP Subnet Mask
used when DHCP is on. When DHCP is set to OFF
this allows you to enter a desired IP Subnet Mask.
NOTE: If changing the IP address or
the Subnet Mask, the new IP address
will need to be entered into the web
browser to see the amplifier's web portal again.
Identification Mode
When this option is switched ON the front power
LED will start flashing. This is useful for identifying
which amplifier is being configured when using
multiple amplifiers.
Print
Press this to open a printable page with all current
amplifier settings.
Power ON
Here you can select from a selection of Power On
Methods (described below) for what best suits your
installation. Also a powering On delay can be set
from 0-20 seconds, this is useful when you want
a series of amplifiers to switch On in a specific
sequence.
Power Button – Turn off signal sense and voltage
trigger detection. The power state is controlled by
the power button on the unit only.
Audio – This mode uses signal sense to turn the
amplifier on. Additionally, communication over the
network is still possible. In this mode the amplifier
will consume up to 2W in standby.
Voltage Trigger – Turn amplifier on with 12v
Voltage Trigger.
Audio Green – This mode uses signal sense to
turn the amplifier on. Network communication is
turned off when in standby, to communicate with
the amplifier it needs to be woken from standby. In
this mode the amplifier will consume up to 0.5W in
standby.
Voltage Green – This mode uses the voltage
trigger to turn the amplifier on and off. Network
communication is turned off when in standby, to
communicate with the amplifier it needs to be
woken from standby. NOTE: In this mode the
amplifier will consume up to 0.5W in standby.
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