Users Manual Part 1

Phoenix G2 IDU User Manual WEB GUI
SAF Tehnika JSC
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 Time – system time
 Uptime – time since startup
 Refresh status – indicates the amount of time until the next GUI refresh. The bar
changes its colour to red if the GUI auto-refresh is frozen through the button. The
refresh interval of information shown in the GUI is automatically calculated by the
device depending on actual transmission speed between the WEB browser and the
device. The minimum refresh interval is 2 seconds, the maximal then 30 seconds.
 Modem Serial Number – device Serial Number. It is shown only when it differs from
the License Number
 License Number – the license number
 License Type / Status – shows if the license is permanent or time-limited and its
status
 License Expiration – shows the remaining time until the license expires.
 Firmware Version – version of the device firmware.
 Running Design – active design type.
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Information field
Shows monitoring and configuration pages chosen in menu.
Button conversion and configuration box description
There are multiple buttons available across the GUI interface. Buttons have distinctive colors
depending on the effect on the system: pressing the red button may cause immediate data
drop or direct overwriting of start-up parameters in flash memory; pressing the grey button has
not effect; pressing the blue button alters the running configuration but such configuration
needs to be stored by means of the WRITE button else it will not persist through the device
reboot; and the white button has only data refreshing option, but such action does not alter the
running or stored configuration. Most common button types used in the WEB GUI are
following:
Button
Function
Opens Help/information page
Shown in the status bar when there are
unsaved changes on a connected device in
the link. Using this button, you update the
startup configuration by actually running
configuration on all linked units.
Shown when a value is modified directly in
flash memory but command activation
requires either parameter initialization or
system reboot, for example, IP settings.
Shown when there are pending changes in the
IP settings. By pressing this button, the device
performs a network interfaces reset. Note,
this action does not cause the user data
outage, but it disconnects all active
management sessions (GUI, CLI, SNMP).
Apply all the changes at current GUI page or
in a respective frame.
Revert all unconfirmed changes in a
respective frame.
Shown only on pages which contain values
which are not automatically refreshed. It pulls