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VTX-WM1 Installation Guide v1.210

13. The VTX-WM1 card has an on-board

clock/calendar, which needs to be set

for the Event Log to be meaningful. The

default Current Time will be midnight

on Jan. 1

st

. 2000; click the adjacent Set

button to open the Clock setting

window.

Enter the current date and time in the ve

elds in the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm

and click Apply.

14. Click Apply on the Amplier

Properties page to conrm the data

entered.

15. Enter the amplier’s new IP address into

the browser’s URL eld to re-establish

communication with the card. The Home

page will now conrm the Site and

Amplier Names which were entered.

16. Repeat the procedure for each amplier

to be connected. Note each time, that the

PC may take a few moments to recognise

that a VTX-WM1 card has had its address

changed; this is normal.

17. When all the ampliers have been

congured, the Ethernet switch may be

reconnected to the building’s IT network.

It is recommended that access to the

ampliers is re-checked by entering each

IP address on a computer elsewhere on

the network.

Amplier data – using the GUI

Once the ampliers have been congured,

amplier performance and settings can be

monitored from the web browser of any

computer on the network. To access an

amplier, enter the IP address of the amplier

to be viewed into the URL eld of the web

browser. This will show the Home Page, an

example of which is shown below:

The Home Page gives a overview of the

amplier.

Each channel of the amplier reports its status

as follows:

Monitors:

• Internal heatsink temperature

• Fan speed

• Clip limiter circuitry status

• Input signal level (in dBu)

Conguration:

• High-pass lter – rear panel switch setting

• Bridge mode – rear panel switch setting

• Input linking – rear panel switch setting

• Current level control – rear panel rotary

control setting

• Current external level control – RL-1

remote control plate setting (if tted)

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