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MAX-CSE Web Interface
MAX -CSE User Interface Overview and Features
User Interface Features
Feature
Browser Address field
Navigation frame:
Admin
Stream Profiles
A/V Setup
NetLinx Settings
IP Settings
User
Stream Status frame:
Play/Stop
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Description
Typically located at the top of the browser window, this dynamic
frame reflects the current IP Address being used by the
communicating MAX device and the currently active XML UI
page.
Located on the left side of the browser window, this static frame
allows a user to navigate to any of the different configuration
pages found within the UI. Since this frame is static, it appears
on-screen no matter what page is currently active.
• This link launches the Administration page which displays an
overview of the MAX firmware and project information.
• This link launches the Stream Profiles page which provides the
user with the ability to choose from either a list of Audio/Video
encoding presets or develop their own custom setting.
• This link launches the A/V Setup page which provides the user
with the ability to select the source of the incoming video signal
(from either the rear Composite or S-Video port), the format of
the incoming video (NTSC/PAL), and the microphone gain level
given to the incoming audio signal.
• This link launches the NetLinx Settings page which provides the
user with the ability to enter the communication parameters
necessary to connect a MAX-CSE with a target Master.
• This link launches the IP Settings page which provides the user
with the ability to assign the method of communication used by
the target MAX unit, along with its associated IP parameters.
• This link launches the User page which provides the user with
the ability to alter the current Username/Password information
required to gain entry to the UI pages and make modifications.
Located on the lower-left side of the browser window, this static
frame allows a user to not only Start and Stop an encoding
stream, but also view whether the MAX-CSE is detecting an A/V
signal.
• Since this frame is static, it appears on-screen no matter what
page is currently active. This frame can be very useful for a
remote administrator when trying to troubleshooting most
streaming issues.
There are two buttons which reflect the condition of the outgoing
media content:
• Play begins to sync-up the media signals and then stream them
out from the device.
- This play state is shown as active when both the Stop button
is displayed and the green
displayed within the Status field.
- No changes can be made to both the communication
parameters and stream profiles while the unit is in this mode.
• Stop halts the outgoing media stream from the device.
- This stop state is shown as active when both the Play button
is displayed and the blue
Idle
the Status field.
- Changes can be made to both the communication
parameters and stream profiles while the unit is in this mode.
Streaming
message is
message is displayed within
MAX Video Encoder
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