Device settings
DeviceDevice Name
Parameter Name | Parameter Range | Parameter Definition |
Full Name | Not Available | Full name is used on the drop-down selection lists and in the Dante Controller for Dante channels.
Full name is also used as device/Bluetooth name on the NWP series.
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Short Name | Not Available | Short is used on the overview screen channel labels |
Version
Parameter Name | Parameter Range | Parameter Definition |
Firmware Version | Not Available | Indicates the installed firmware version. |
Build Number | Not Available | Indicates the build number of the installed firmware version. |
Update Firmware | Not Available | The available firmware version can be installed here. The latest and previous versions are both available. Using the latest AUDAC Touch version and firmware is highly recommended to get the most out of your Atellio family devices. When a new firmware version is available, the button will be highlighted in orange. |
Target Devices Settings
Parameter Name | Parameter Range | Parameter Definition |
Target Devices | Not Available | Up to 20 devices can be set as target devices for paging and voice file announcements. |
Target Device | Selection | Selecting any LUNA series in the device inventory from the drop-down list is possible. |
Paging Input | Selection | Selected device channels should be subscribed to the dedicated NPM200 Dante channels, Dante Paging Out for paging and Dante Voice File Out for voice files. |
Voice File Input | Selection | Selected device channels should be subscribed to the dedicated NPM200 Dante channels, Dante Paging Out for paging and Dante Voice File Out for voice files. |
Physical Button Settings
Parameter Name | Parameter Range | Parameter Definition |
Physical Button Function | Selection | Provides two function options for the physical button of NPM200. |
| Push to start, release to stop | Not Available | Push the physical button to start the announcement and the microphone will unmute, you can release the physical button once the announcement is done and the microphone will mute. |
| Push once to start, again to stop | Not Available | Push the physical button to start the announcement and the microphone will unmute, you can push again to the physical button once the announcement is done and the microphone will mute. |
Network Settings
Parameter Name | Parameter Range | Parameter Definition |
DHCP | Enable/Disable | Switch between dynamic or static IP |
MAC | Not Available | MAC address of the device |
IP | Not Available | The IP address of the device can be set here when DHCP is disabled (e.g. 192.168.20.170) |
Mask | Not Available | The subnet mask can be set here (e.g. 255.255.255.0) |
Gateway | Not Available | The gateway IP address can be set here for the devices that act as the bridge for the network traffic like the network switch (e.g. 192.168.20.1) |
DNS1/DNS2 | Not Available | The primary and secondary/alternative DNS addresses can be set here (e.g. 1.1.1.1) |
Device Address
Parameter Name | Parameter Range | Parameter Definition |
Index | Enable/Disable | You can set a unique number to the device in a scenario where you have more than one of the same device. |
Pin Code Setting
A 4-digit PIN code prevents unauthorised persons from accessing the update and factory reset menu. This feature is available with firmware version 1.2.0. The pin code is 0000 by default.
The PIN code can be configured on Audac Touch, under the "Device" menu. When a 4-digit PIN code is entered the “Submit” button is highlighted in green. Clicking on the button sets the PIN code.
On the NPM200, clicking the gear icon opens the PIN code panel. The PIN code automatically unlocks if the typed 4-digit PIN code is correct. If the typed PIN code is incorrect, the “Wrong PIN code, try again!” message is displayed on top.
Parameter Name | Parameter Range | Parameter Definition |
Clear | Not Available | Clears the typed PIN code and displays the message "Please enter PIN code" on top |
Back | Not Available | Returns to dashboard. The PIN code panel stays active if you do not press the ‘Back’ button. |