Web Interface Navigation; How To Make Changes And Updates - Monroe One-Net SE User Manual

WEB INTERFACE AND NAVIGATION
The web interface is used to set up, control, view status, and monitor all activity.
Radio buttons, check boxes, text fields, pull-down menus, and hyperlinks are found
throughout.
The web interface uses a hierarchical organizational structure to navigate dozens of
screens. The first level is a set of tabs, followed by radio buttons. Under the Setup and
System tabs, you will also find sub-tabs and sub-radio buttons.
Throughout this manual, you will find references to menu structures, such as Major
Tab > Radio Button > Sub Tab > Sub Radio Button (for example, Setup > Server >
Main/License > CAP Decode Licenses).
To navigate:
1. Select one of the major tab menus at the top of the header.
2. Select a radio button.
3. If a level of sub-tabbed pages is shown, choose the desired page.

HOW TO MAKE CHANGES AND UPDATES

Changes can be made on each web interface screen, typically with check boxes, radio
buttons, text fields, and action buttons.
Check boxes are labeled with the name of the feature that is enabled or disabled by
that particular box. When the feature is enabled, a brief feature description usually
follows. Click to disable the feature if it is not wanted. When the feature is disabled,
click to enable it.
One-Net/DASDEC User Manual

Web Interface Navigation

Note
When moving between
top-level tabbed
menus, such as Setup
to System and Back to
Setup, the last selected
Radio Button > Sub Tab
is remembered for each
top-level tab.
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