Wegener Communications 6420 Benutzerhandbuch
iPump 6420 User’s Manual
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800070-01 Rev B
Chapter 3, Page 94
normally. What this means in practice is that operations will be moved up in time until the next
“hard time marker”, at which time the unit should return to normal operations.
“hard time marker”, at which time the unit should return to normal operations.
To monitor a Microcasting session, the local web interface features an (Automation) sub-tab
under Status for each Decoder. When Microcasting is enabled for that screen’s Decoder, the
screen will feature a list of all the current day’s operations, past and future (if desired), with a
marker showing the current position in the list. See Figure 3-19 for an example. In addition to
the web status screen, the operator should observe that the front-panel’s PLAYBACK LED is lit
during Microcasting operation.
screen will feature a list of all the current day’s operations, past and future (if desired), with a
marker showing the current position in the list. See Figure 3-19 for an example. In addition to
the web status screen, the operator should observe that the front-panel’s PLAYBACK LED is lit
during Microcasting operation.
Note that all operations in Microcasting are logged, just the same as “normal” operations.
For each file or playlist play, there will be a pair of As-run Log entries. For the starting and
stopping of Microcasting, as well as every relay closure, there will be an Ops Log entry.
stopping of Microcasting, as well as every relay closure, there will be an Ops Log entry.
Microcasting authorizing keyfiles are named serialnumber-automation.pem.
The relevant indicators are:
The relevant indicators are:
1. PLAYBACK LED on while Microcasting is running with a valid sequence file
The relevant new user controls are:
1. Command to start Microcasting on a Decoder
2. Any permanent Audio Decoder command to go to some other perm setting
3. Use the terminal command ‘cert report’ to check for “Automation” authorization
2. Any permanent Audio Decoder command to go to some other perm setting
3. Use the terminal command ‘cert report’ to check for “Automation” authorization