Finding your way around
The web interface is a single-page application served by the amplifier. It works in a modern desktop or mobile browser. No app install is required.
Layout
The default appearance is dark. The theme choice is stored in the browser only.
Audio pages apply changes live. Network, GPIO, power, device name, and integrations use a Save button.
Sidebar
| Item | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Live meters for all inputs, zones, and outputs |
| Inputs | Analogue and digital trim, sensitivity, input EQ, signal generator |
| Mix Bus | Four mix buses, each with eight source levels |
| Zones | Zone source and level |
| Speaker Outputs | Level, mute, polarity, delay, crossover, preset, output EQ |
| Settings | |
| Speaker Library | View and upload .qlb libraries |
| Output Routing | Sources for the four expansion outputs |
| Power Management | Auto-on mode, standby and mute timers |
| GPIO | Rear GPIO pin functions |
| WiFi | Status, client, and access point |
| Ethernet | Status and addressing |
| Network Time | NTP status |
| Backup & Restore | Download/restore configuration, factory reset |
| Device | Amplifier status, versions, name, fan, firmware |
Editing values
On audio pages:
- Drag a slider, or click the numeric value beside it and type. Values snap to the allowed step and are clamped to the range.
- Click a channel name to rename it (up to 23 characters). Enter commits, Escape cancels. An empty name falls back to the factory label. Names are stored on the device and used in the web interface. The 2RU display still lists ANALOGUE / ZONE / OUTPUT 1–4.
- A level of −80 dB is treated as mute and displayed as −∞ dB.