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Q-SYS Core Manager

Q-SYS Core Manager contains a set of tools for managing Q-SYS Core processors. Beginning with Q-SYS version 8.0, it replaces many of the configuration and management functions formerly found in Q-SYS Administrator and Q-SYS Configurator.

Accessing Q-SYS Core Manager

Q-SYS Core Manager is accessible from Q-SYS Designer or from a browser:

• To access Q-SYS Core Manager from Q-SYS Designer, click Tools > Show Q-SYS Core Manager. It is also accessible from within Q-SYS Configurator by selecting any Core running Q-SYS 8.0 or higher.
• To access Q-SYS Core Manager from a browser window, navigate to your Core's IP address. (If you do not know the IP address, you can obtain it from the Q-SYS Core's front panel. Press the Next button until you see the IP address.)

If Access Control is enabled, a login username and password are required to log in to Q-SYS Core Manager. For more information, see Users.

Note: Q-SYS Core Manager is not accessible from Q-SYS Designer when running a design in Emulation mode.

Q-SYS Core Manager Pages

Status

Provides an overview of the health of the Q-SYS system, including a list of all devices in the running design and their statuses.

Event Log

View a list of logged Core events. Easily filter by severity, category, source, and date.

Core Management

Users

Enable Access Control, add users, and assign user roles.

Licensing

Activate, back up, and restore QSC Feature Licenses on the Q-SYS Core processor.

Network Services

Disable unused network services on a per-network adapter level. See a summary of all enabled network services and protocols.

Network Settings

View and configure how the Q-SYS Core connects to the network.

Date & Time

Adjust the Q-SYS Core's date, time, and time zone.

Utilities

Download the Q-SYS log file (if requested by Q-SYS Support), change the Core 510i operation mode, and reboot the Q-SYS Core processor.

Audio Files

Manage audio content stored on the Q-SYS Core processor for use by the Audio Player component, Public Address (PA) system, and Softphones in your design.

System Management

Dynamic Pairing

Pair a virtual Q-SYS hardware component in your design with a matching physical hardware device on the network.

Softphones

Configure Softphone global parameters and individual Softphone parameters.

Contacts

Create Local and LDAP contact books for use by the Contact List component, which you can then use to feed dial strings into a Softphone.

User Control Interfaces

Manage access to the UCIs contained in your design.

Cameras

View and set properties for all Q-SYS cameras in your design.