Dashboard and meters
The dashboard is the home page. It shows live level meters only — there are no controls to adjust here.
Meter groups
Four groups are arranged in a 2×2 grid on a desktop browser:
| Group | Channels |
|---|---|
| Analogue Inputs | A1–A4 |
| Digital Inputs | D1–D4 |
| Zones | Z1–Z4 |
| Speaker Outputs | O1–O4 |
A Wi-Fi icon in the header shows whether the live meter stream is connected. If it is not, the page shows Connecting to audio stream….
How to read a meter
- Meters are referenced to 0 dBFS peak.
- The visible range is about −60 dB to +3 dB.
- A peak-hold line sits on top of the bar (holds for about 1.5 seconds, then falls).
- Bar colour follows peak level:
| Colour | Peak |
|---|---|
| Green | below −12 dB |
| Yellow | −12 to −6 dB |
| Orange | −6 to −3 dB |
| Red | −3 dB and above |
The same ballistics are used on the Inputs, Zones, and Speaker Outputs pages.
Meters update five times per second. Each update is the peak over a 250 ms window.
Bridged outputs
On models that support bridging, the unused half of a bridged pair is labelled BR, dimmed, and drawn in blue. It mirrors the master of the pair.
If meters are silent
- Confirm a source is present and not muted.
- Check the zone source and output source.
- Confirm the output mode is Normal or Bridged, not Off.
- If the connection icon is off, refresh the page or check the network path to the amplifier.