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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.
Basic configuration
Start your basic configuration with the recommended steps.
Scanning RF frequency
You can run a frequency scan to check the current frequency situation in your surrounding area.

User manual
Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware and software product.
- Network & Security Guide
  This document is intended for IT administrators, system integrators and event technicians and serves as an planning and configuration guide for integrating components of the Spectera offering into diverse network environments from small home networks up to enterprise networks.
- Spectera
  Detailed description of the start-up and operation of your selected hardware.
- WebUI
  Detailed description of the WebUI navigation and configuration.
  - Get started
    Starting the WebUI for the first time, including device authentication and license entitlement.
  - Resetting device password
    You can reset the assigned device password on your Base Station to its factory settings.
  - Basic configuration
    Start your basic configuration with the recommended steps.
    - Activating license
      Under Entitlement, you can enter and activate the current license for the frequency spectrum.
    - Enabling/disabling data collection
      Spectera collects operational data to enhance stability and functionality.
    - Scanning RF frequency
      You can run a frequency scan to check the current frequency situation in your surrounding area.
    - Assigning an antenna for RF channel
      You can choose between up to four connected antennas to assign them to your two possible RF channels.
    - Pairing/unpairing mobile devices
      In the WebUI, you can pair up to 128 mobile devices to a Base Station within one RF channel.
    - Selecting audio link mode (Mic/Line)
      You can select the audio mode for your Mic/Line link.
    - Selecting audio link mode (IEM)
      You can select the audio mode for your IEM link.
    - Assigning RF channel
      You can assign an configured RF channel to your mobile device.
    - Selecting the Mic/Line input
      You can select the audio input as signal source for your Mic/Line link.
  - Configuration
    Under Configuration, you can set the essential settings for the RF channel, antenna, Base Station and mobile devices.
  - 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.
- LinkDesk
  Detailed description of the installation, start-up and operation of the LinkDesk software.

Scanning RF frequency

You can run a frequency scan to check the current frequency situation in your surrounding area.

The frequency scan provides an overview of the frequency situation in your location. You can save the antenna configuration as a .csv info file. This file can be used as a backup file to recapitulate your settings or as local frequency information for your specific environment. You can scan the frequencies of all antennas connected to the Base Station.

The scan can be initiated:

via the RF Configuration tab in order to get a small extract without any details or
via the Frequency Scan tab with detailed overview of the frequency situation.

The scan results will be displayed in two different curves:

Peak (red) = Maximum value
RMS (blue) = Average power or strength

Please note that the antenna must not be assigned to an RF channel before scanning (see Assigning an antenna for RF channel).

To scan the RF frequency via the RF configuration tab:

In the top bar, navigate to Configuration > RF Configuration.
Under RF Scan drop-down menu, there are four toggle switches that enable and disable the scan function for each connected antenna.
Click on the toggle switch of the antenna to be scanned in order to start an immediate scan.
The square is highlighted with a blue dot and the scan result is displayed in a small frequency curve after approx. 5 seconds.
In order to view the results,
- click on the small frequency icon or
- navigate to Frequency Scan in the top bar.

To scan the RF frequency via the Frequency Scan tab:

In the top bar, navigate to the tab Frequency Scan.
Select your antenna to be scanned and adjust your desired settings.
Switch on the toggle to start the scan.
The frequency scan is started and the result is displayed in a detailed frequency diagram. Supported frequency ranges are shown in green and unsupported ranges in gray.

To reset a scan:

Click on Reset.
The current scan will be reset.

To save the scan results as .csv:

Click on Save.csv.
The antenna configuration has been downloaded locally to your computer as a .csv file.

The frequency of your connected antenna has been scanned.