The Home Screen - HME NEXEO Instruction Manual

The Home Screen

The interactive HOME screen provides you with a complete overview of your system at a glance.
Innovative smart features enhance ease of use while color-coded indicators provide a quick visual
status of a feature or component. Once your system is installed, it is initially configured by the installer
to your specifications. Fig. 1.6 shows your HOME screen. The small dots
the screen indicate the number of available screens, while the blue dot indicates the current screen
displayed. Click on a dot or drag/swipe the screen to the left or right to view the other screens. Fig.
1.6 shows you the status of all system components connected to the Base Station.
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Color-coded indicators are used to give a quick visual status of a feature or component.
A green indicator means that the feature/component is online, active, and functioning properly.
In this example, the Speaker/Mic Post components are connected and functional.
A red indicator means that the feature/component is offline, inactive, or not functioning prop-
erly. In this example, there are no headsets detected; a headset needs to be paired with the
system for this indicator to turn green.
A yellow indicator is a transitional state, such as when the Transceiver is scanning for avail-
able channels. The indicator turns green once the Transceiver finds an available channel.
When seen on the Speaker/Mic tile it can also mean poor loop detector health. This alert
means that corrective action is needed to prevent further degradation and possible failure.
A gray indicator means that no AC70 Battery Charger is detected. Note: This indicator is gray
instead of red because the AC70 Battery Charger doesn't need to be connected to the Base
Station to be functional; it can function independently. If you wish to monitor the AC70 Battery
Charger via the Base Station, position it within 10 ft (3 m) of the Base Station for this indicator
to turn green (the AC70 Battery Charger must also be powered on).
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