User Guide Owner's manual

Front Panel Status Indicators
Name Color Function
Control Orange Indicates the status of the control network port:
Fully lit or Flashing intermittently — control data is being
transmitted or received by the port.
Unlit — no data or no network connection detected.
Stream Orange Indicates the status of the active network port (streaming):
Fully lit or Flashing intermittently — system control or source data
is being transmitted or received by the port.
Unlit — no data or no network connection detected.
Status Green Indicates the status of the VNE 250 or VND 250
Condition Encoder (source) Decoder (display)
Unlit No source input detected. No stream being received.
Flashing Source being streamed. Stream being received.
Fully Lit Source present but not
being streamed (for
example, the unit is
currently disabled or in
standby mode).
N/A
Alarm Red Fully lit — indicates that a critical alarm has occurred.
Flashing — indicates an over‑temperature condition.
For complete information, see Alarm Types on page 111.
Front Panel LCD Menu
The default menu screens provide current status information:
z The Device summary screen provides information about the IP address and the subnet
mask of the device.
z The Encoder input summary screen provides information on the currently selected
source.
z The Decoder output summary screen provides information on the current output mode
and the status of the output itself.
z The Controller summary screen provides the IP address of the system controller and
its status.
z The Connection summary screen provides information on the active connections that
are in place.
TIPS:
• To help when reviewing this information, it is possible to pause the default cycle and
step through each screen using the rotary encoders.
• To pause the cycling of the default screens, press and hold the Next button on the
front panel.
• To step through each top level screen use the left hand rotary encoder; to step
through each item in a screen, use the right hand rotary encoder.
• To cancel the pause mode, press the Menu button.
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