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Once pairing is finished, or if "later" was selected on the pairing page, the Local
Web UI will redirect to the Monitor page. This page will also be the first page to
come up after logging in on all future visits to the Web UI.
Monitor Page
Note:
Prior to firmware release 1.1.5.458, the local Web UI required Java
applets to provide real-time information on the system status and
manage the system. Therefore when entering the page the first
time and depending on the web browser that is being used, two
warnings might be displayed. The first one asks to run Java, and
depending on your preferences, you might allow Java to run on
this page this time, or always. The web browser might also ask
permission to run the Java application. Again, depending on the
preference, you may allow Java to run just this time, or always.
If Java is not enable on your computer, or you do not allow the
Java applet to run, or your web browser does not support Java
plug-ins, the local web UI cannot provide all of the system
information, changes to settings might not be communicated to the
Executive Elite base DSP, and the user might be barred from some
features of the web UI.
Firmware release 1.1.5.458 and later release do no longer require
Java to be present on the computer to access the local Web UI.
The Monitor page provides current status information for the microphones in
your current system. The page lists the microphone channels, either in
numerical order or sorted by groups, and information on each channel. If no
microphone is paired on a channel, a pairing button is provided to pair a
microphone.
The top line provides the group name. Factory preset, all microphone channels
are assigned to a group called "Default".
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