Monroe One-Net SE - Page 26

One-Net/DASDEC User Manual 4-5v3.0 | r0616
• Navigaon Tabs & Radio Buons: The web interface contains dozens of unique
screens; they are organized with a system of tabs and radio buons. The main tabs
located across the top of the header are: Setup, System, Alert Events, and Send
Alerts. Within each tab are subsecons organized by radio buons, located directly
below the tabs.
• Device Status and Navigaon Buons: Located just under the tab and radio but-
tons are navigaon buons and device status informaon in a single line.
• Back Buon: The preferred means of navigang back to the previously
viewed web interface screen.
• Refresh Buon: The preferred method to refresh the web interface.
• OpLog Buon: A quick way to navigate to the System > Logs > Operaon Log
screen.
• IP Address of the Current User: To the right of the OpLog buon is the IP
address of the current user in the EAS device, denoted in standard IPv4
formang: <xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx>.
• User ID: The current user is noted in the hyperlink text to the right of
the the IP address. In instances where mulple users are logged in to the
same device, the User Name will be followed by parentheses. Inside the
parentheses will be a single number or mulple numbers.
• If there is just one number, only one user with that username is
currently logged into the device. Example: A (2) means two users are
currently logged in.
• If you see (1:2), the rst number (1) is the number of users with the
same credenals as the current user, and the second number (2) means
two total users are logged in to the device. Clicking the hyperlink
navigates the web interface to the Setup > Users screen.
• Date and Time: Displayed to the le of the logout buon, this stac display
shows when the interface screen was loaded. Clicking the Refresh Buon
updates the informaon. Clicking the hyperlink brings you to the Setup >
Time screen.
• Logout Buon: Located at the far right, this buon logs the user out of the
EAS device, and sends the user back to the login screen.
Body
Web Interface - Body Secon
Aenon
Using the back/refresh
buons on your web
browser can provide
misleading/out-of-date
server informaon, and
in some cases can result
in unintended acons
being performed. A
good habit is to use
the Back and Refresh
navigaon buons in
the web interface.