Organization - Monroe One-Net SE User Manual

HIGHLIGHTS
• The Table of Contents presents chapters in the most efficient way to configure the
One-Net and DASDEC units in a step-by-step tutorial.
• An explanation of how the web interface screens are organized, and how to
navigate within the web interface, is included in Chapter 4, Web Interface and
Navigation.
• An electronic version of this manual is available on the Monroe Electronics and
Digital Alert Systems websites,
www.digitalalertsystems.com.
• New features continue to be added to the One-Net and DASDEC platforms. This
manual is updated either in entirety, or by addendum, as new features become
available.

ORGANIZATION

The manual describes the platform features, provides step-by-step instructions, and
includes sample screen shots for quick reference. Early chapters provide hardware
information and configuration details; later chapters detail software features of the
software of your One-Net or DASDEC II. Advanced features are included later in the
manual, including integrating with other software applications and hardware.
Chapters 2 and 5 pertain to the setup of both hardware and software components.
These tasks are presented in the order they should be completed. The order guides a
first-time user through basic setup in the most efficient way to configure the EAS device
step-by-step.
CONVENTIONS
The following conventions are used throughout this manual.
• The > symbol indicates movement within the web interface, such as clicking on a
tab or selecting a radio button. For example, Setup > Server > Upgrade means you
should select the Setup tab, then the Server button, and then the Upgrade
sub-tab.
• Screen names/page titles are presented in bold.
Screenshots are provided to show the items visible on the monitor when selections
are made or activity is ongoing. The image demonstrates a feature or particular setup.
A screenshot is generally the result of following the instructions in the manual for a
particular task. Each screenshot is labeled with the name of the screen or web page.
Buttons and links are presented as you would see them on the screen. In many cases,
these images will only show a small portion of the complete screenshot, so as to focus
on that specific topic.
Features on the interactive web page are typically presented from top to bottom
within each section of the page. Many screens are divided into sections by one or more
horizontal lines. The lines indicate the grouping of related functions. A feature on the
interactive page is typically presented in bold type, followed by a discussion of its use
and instructions.
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Attention
This manual is organized
in a sequential fashion
to assist first-time users
in the step-by-step
configuration of the EAS
device. For best results,
first-time users should
follow the instructions in
the order in which they
are presented.
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