Status
The Status page provides an overview of the health of the Q-SYS system, including a list of all devices in the running design and their statuses.
System Details
- Redundancy: Indicates the status of the redundant Core configuration (if redundancy is enabled in the design).
- System Name: By default, the System Name matches the Design File name. Click Rename System to assign a friendly name for the location or area being managed by this Q-SYS Core processor – for example, "Conference Room 1".
Note: Once you assign a new name, that name persists even if the Design File name changes. To revert to the default name, click Rename System > Reset to Design File Name.
- Design File: The design file currently running on the Core.
- Last Update: A date stamp corresponding to the last time the design file was changed on the Core.
Core Details
- Name: This is the Core's hostname, as defined in the Network Settings page. See See Network Settings.
- Model: The Q-SYS Core processor model.
- Firmware Version: The Q-SYS firmware currently running on the Core.
- Card Slots: For Q-SYS Core processor models supporting Q-SYS I/O cards, click View to see a list of installed card types.
Inventory
The Inventory table lists all devices within the running design, and provides an at-a-glance view of their statuses, assigned names, types, Q-SYS model name, and location. Location information is determined from the Location component property in the design.
Filtering the Inventory
You can filter the Inventory table by Status, Type, Model, Manufacturer, and location. You can also search for Inventory items using the Search field.
Tip: When selecting filter parameters, the quantity for each parameter is indicated. This can help you quickly determine, for example, the number of devices in a particular status, the number of devices of the same model, and so on.
Hiding/Showing Columns
Click the Columns button to select what Inventory columns to show or hide. You can toggle all columns except for Status and Name.
Status Reference
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This status appears during a Core reboot (for example, during a firmware update), or when a design is being pushed to the Core and before it has started running. |
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The device is functioning normally. |
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The device is in the process of a firmware or configuration update, or the design is starting. If available, click |
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The device is functioning, but a non-fatal problem exists. Click |
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The device cannot be discovered. Click |
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The device is malfunctioning or is mis-configured. Click |
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This status appears when the device is not connected to the network and its Is Required component property is set to 'No'. This status also appears if the device component's Dynamically Paired property is set to 'Yes', pairing has not been assigned in Core Manager, and the device component's Is Required property is set to 'Yes'. For more information about dynamic pairing, see See Dynamic Pairing. |
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Initializing
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MissingType Reference
The Type column indicates the category of the device. Q-SYS peripherals and Enterprise Manager-enabled plugins are hard-coded with an assigned category. If your design includes third-party devices that you are monitoring using the Monitoring Proxy component, you can select from any of the following categories, or assign your own. For more information, see the Monitoring Proxy topic in the Q-SYS Designer Help.
- Amplifiers
- Audio I/O
- Cameras
- Capture Devices
- Conferencing
- Control I/O
- Control Interfaces
- Digital Signage
- Displays
- HVAC
- Lighting
- Media Players
- Media Server
- Microphones
- Network Infrastructure
- Power
- Powered Speakers
- Projectors
- Sensors
- Shades
- Video Distribution
- Video Switching
- Wireless Presentation
