Omega Speaker Systems RD8300 manual Remote Manager Connected

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Section 6 - Communication

6.5.2.2Remote Manager

The Remote Manager program is installed from the software installation disk that came with the recorder. This program will run on a WAN (Wide Area Network) – over the Ethernet and will work through a Firewall if the firewall is set up correctly. It will work over a LAN (Local Area Network) but the Remote Display is more responsive as it uses multiple ports. Once installed The Remote Manager is launched by double clicking the Remote Manager Icon shown right. This launches the program window as shown below.

Fig 6.5.4 - Remote Manager

Select an IP Address from the pull down menu or add a new one by clicking the ADD Recorder Icon – shown right. This will pop up a form shown left to enter IP Address, Description and User name. Once this is added click the ADD button to close.

Enter the password (which is never stored) and then press the Connect Icon (right). If the user name and password is correct and the recorder is accessible an image of the recorder screen will appear in

the window as shown below. If the program has to navigate the WAN it make take several seconds to connect.

Fig 6.5.5 - Remote Manager Connected

You may control the recorder any way you wish. To terminate the connection hit the “X” in the upper right corner or preferably the disconnect button in the control window(right).

You can zoom the display by pressing the Zoom Icon.

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RD8300 specifications

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