User Manual
Table Of Contents
- Information
- About Yamaha LAN Monitor
- Contents
- Terminology
- Steps to use the software
- Software operating requirements
- Notes
- Notes regarding device detection
- Notes regarding SWX2100/SWR2100P series PoE switch detection
- Notes regarding the power supply interruption function for the Yamaha PoE switch
- Notes regarding a slave with the stack function enabled
- Notes on printing and print preview of the “Whole map”
- Notes regarding detection of Dante-enabled devices
- Notes regarding when using macOS10.15.x or later
- Installing and uninstalling Yamaha LAN Monitor
- Starting and exiting Yamaha LAN Monitor
- Yamaha LAN Monitor screen structure
- Network settings on the computer
- Basic operation
- Menu bar
- Toolbar and display area
- Main screen
- Web GUI
- Resources
- Troubleshooting
Main screen
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NOTE
• If multiple Dante-enabled devices are connected in a daisy-chain, the other devices are also shown together at the same
port number as the device that is connected immediately below the switch.
• Of the settings in the above list, the settings of “Device Type”, [Device Label], [Device Name], [Manufacturer], [Keepalive],
[Power supply interruption] and [Destination URL].
Note that the “Label Settings file” generated by this software version cannot be imported to the software version 1.3.6 or
earlier.
• can be moved to another computer by using the [Setup] menu commands [Export Label Settings] and [Import Label
Settings].
• Note that a snapshot notification will not be provided even if the keepalive status changes from “UP” to “DOWN.”
List entry
To enter information in a list, or edit entered information, double click a cell.
Entries up to the following character counts and within the following ranges are permitted.
• [Device Label], [Device Name], [Comment], [Manufacturer]: Up to 128 characters
• [Power consumption (W)]: Up to the first decimal place within a range of 0.0 – 90.0
NOTE
Content entered into the [Device Label] and [Comment] fields are shared with “Device Settings” dialog box (page 26).
Changing entries in one will change the corresponding entry for the other.
“IP address”
Shows the IPv4 address of the device.
• button (opens the Web browser): this opens the registered URL in the Web browser.
This button is only displayed for connected devices whose IP address can be acquired.
The destination URL is registered as the URL shown below by default.
http://<IP_ADDR>/
Note: “<IP_ADDR>” is the IP address of a connected device acquired by the Yamaha LAN
Monitor
Press the
buttontoopentheregisteredURLintheWeb browser.
Press to display the context menu for the following items.
• Access via Web browser
Opens the registered URL in the Web browser
• Destination URL settings
Opens the destination URL settings dialog box.
In the destination URL settings dialog box, you can set the [Destination URL] that is used
when pressing the “Open in Web browser” button.
“MAC address”
Shows the MAC address of the device.
[Keepalive]
Select this check box to perform keepalive checks on the device. If this check box is selected,
Yamaha LAN Monitor pings the device to perform keepalive checks according to settings
configured in the “Basic Settings” dialog box (page 14).
Selecting this check box will display the following depending on the circumstances.
• Checking: Now checking.
• UP: Successfully detected device.
• DOWN: Failed to detect device.
[Power supply
interruption]
Restart devices directly connected to the PoE-enabled Yamaha switch by turning the power
supply on and off.
The duration of power supply interruption is set in the “Basic Settings” dialog box by configuring
the “Power supply interruption time” (page 15).
• [Auto] check box: Select this check box to temporarily turn off the power supply to devices
that could not be detected using [Keepalive]. This setting is only available when the
[Keepalive] check box is selected.
• [Execute] button: This manually interrupts the power supply. While off, a “Stopped” message
will appear.