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Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware and software product.
WebUI
Detailed description of the WebUI navigation and configuration.
Configuration
Under Configuration, you can set the essential settings for the RF channel, antenna, Base Station and mobile devices.
Mobile Devices
Here you can configure specific settings for mobile devices.

Instruction manual
Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware and software product.
- Spectera
  Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware.
- WebUI
  Detailed description of the WebUI navigation and configuration.
  - Getting started
    Start your basic configuration with the recommended steps.
  - Configuration
    Under Configuration, you can set the essential settings for the RF channel, antenna, Base Station and mobile devices.
    - RF configuration
      Here you can set up your RF channel and check the status of local permissions, your connected antenna, and any potential frequency interference in the surrounding area.
    - Base Station
      Here, you can check the basic settings of the Base Station and easily perform tasks such as firmware updates, walk tests, or restoring it to factory settings.
    - Audio interfaces
      Here you can monitor all available interfaces and manage the outputs.
    - Mobile Devices
      Here you can configure specific settings for mobile devices.
      - Pairing/unpairing mobile devices
        In the WebUI, you can pair up to 128 mobile devices to a Base Station within one RF channel.
      - Identifying your mobile device
        You can remotely identify your mobile device.
      - Assigning an RF channel
        You can assign a configured RF channel to your mobile device.
      - Selecting audio link mode (IEM)
        You can select the audio mode for your IEM link.
      - Selecting audio link mode (Mic/Line)
        You can select the audio mode for your Mic/Line link.
      - Selecting the Mic/Line input
        You can select the audio input as the signal source for your Mic/Line link.
      - Adding/removing an audio channel (Mic/Line)
        You can assign an audio channel number and the interface output for your Mic/Line link.
      - Performing a walk test
        A walk test allows you to check the reception quality of your radio links within the operating environment.
      - Changing the device name
        You can change the device name for your mobile device.
      - Setting the LED brightness
        You can adjust the brightness of your LED on the mobile device.
      - Selecting the IEM audio interface
        You can select the desired audio interface as the signal source for your IEM link.
      - Selecting an audio channel (IEM link)
        You can assign an audio channel number for your IEM link.
      - Adjusting the balance
        You can change the balance for your IEM link.
      - Setting the volume
        The volume can be controlled directly from the device as well as from the WebUI.
      - Setting the min volume
        You can set a predefined min volume for your IEM link.
      - Setting the max volume
        You can set a predefined max volume for your IEM link.
      - Selecting the phones output
        Selecting the output for the PHONES socket of the mobile device.
      - Activating/deactivating cable emulation
        You can emulate the capacitance of connected cables and influence the sound of your mic/line input.
      - Activating/deactivating Low Cut
        You can reduce or remove low frequencies in the audio signal while allowing high frequencies to pass through.
      - Setting the Preamp Gain
        With the preamp you can increase the audio level for your Mic/Line output.
      - Activating/deactivating Test Tone
        With a constant test tone, you can simulate and test the performance of your audio devices in different dB levels.
  - Frequency Scan
    You can use an RF scan to examine the current frequency situation of your connected antenna.
  - Audio Levels
    Under Audio Levels you can monitor all interfaces at a glance.
  - Audio inputs and outputs
    Here you have an overview of all channels at a glance and can assign the audio network input and output for the link channels directly and easily.
  - Changing the device password
    You have two options to change the device password on your Base Station.

Mobile Devices

Here you can configure specific settings for mobile devices.

The following interactions can be made for each mobile device:

General

Locking the sorting of mobile devices
Changing the name of the device (see Changing the device name)
Assigning an RF channel (see Assigning an RF channel)
Monitoring the status of the device (connection status, temperature, entitlement, data-transition etc)
Changing the LED brightness (see Setting the LED brightness)
Identifying the device (see Identifying your mobile device)
Pairing/unpairing the device (see Pairing/unpairing mobile devices)
Monitoring the battery status

The time specifications for hh:mm have a tolerance of ± 10 minutes. If the battery shows < 10%, a lower battery level is displayed than is actually still available.
The displayed time is an estimated remaining runtime based on current power consumption. Different audio link modes, headphone types and IEM volume can change this estimate.
Interference level at mobile device
Receive Single Strength Indication at the dominant antenna
Link Quality Input (LQI)

MIC

Link Quality Input (LQI) (see Selecting audio link mode (Mic/Line))
Input Mic/Line (see Selecting the Mic/Line input)
Cable Emulation (see Activating/deactivating cable emulation)
Low Cut (see Activating/deactivating Low Cut)
Preamp Gain (see Setting the Preamp Gain)
Test Tone (see Activating/deactivating Test Tone)
Link Mode (color depends on the mode) (see Selecting audio link mode (Mic/Line))
Assigned channel (see Assigning an RF channel)

In-Ear Monitoring (IEM)

Interface (see Selecting the default audio input/output source)
Channel (see Selecting an audio channel (IEM link))
Mode (see Selecting audio link mode (IEM))
- Max Range
- Max Link Density
- Live Link Density Range
- Live Link Density Range
- Live Low Latency
- Live Ultra Low Latency
Balance / Center (see Adjusting the balance)
Volume (see Setting the volume)
Headphone
Phones Output (see Selecting the phones output)