The front of the Echo360 Pod has a touchscreen display. The use of the display and the items available are provided in the sections below.

Touchscreen Gesture (single finger only)	Gesture Description
	Swipe from left to right From the Status screen, swipe right to navigate to the Home menu From the Menu screen, swipe right to navigate to the previous menu.
	Swipe from bottom to top to scroll down. Use to scroll through menu options to find selections.
	Swipe from top to bottom to scroll up. Use to scroll through menu options to find selections.
	Tap for selection. Tap on the menu item you want to select. This activates that selection or opens the selected menu.

The Status Screen

The Status Screen appears as the default screen. The Status Screen shown in the below figure contains numbered tags identifying the different fields on the screen. The fields and their information described in the table that follows.

#	Field	Description
1	Date and time	The current local time of the device, in HH:MM:SS AM/PM  (i.e. 10:00:40 AM) If an exclamation mark appears next to the Date and time, please review the NTP settings of the appliance (via the Network Menu).
2	Recording state	Idle: Default state of the device when no capture task or publishing task is occurring. When the device is in this state, any action can be performed. When the Record icon is tapped to start an ad hoc capture, the Pod uses the input and quality set for the device via the One-touch recording profile. For more information, see  "What is the One-Touch Profile" in our FAQs section. Recording (with Timer): For Ad Hoc Captures: Displays the "Time Remaining" based on the default ad hoc capture length of 2 hours. For Scheduled Captures: Displays the "Time Remaining", which counts the timer down from the length of the scheduled capture. Displays an option to Extend Recording by 5-minute increments (up to 1 hour). This will require confirmation by the user. Paused: Displayed while the capture is paused. Stopping (with Timer): Displays the "Time Remaining", which counts down while the device is finalizing the capture. Pre-Rolling: For Ad Hoc Captures: Displays for a brief period while the device is in communication with Echo360's active learning platform prior to the start of the capture. For Scheduled Captures: Displays for 5 minutes prior to the start of the capture which allows the user to start the capture early. This will require confirmation by the user. Initializing: This state will appear while a Device Configuration file is being applied to the device. This status also appears briefly after initiating an ad hoc capture but before the pre-rolling status.
3	Status bar	Connectivity Icon: Shows whether or not the device is currently connected to the active learning platform. The connectivity icon is also animated while the device is uploading a capture. Connected:   Disconnected:  Recovery Icon: The status bar will show an R icon when in recovery mode: ; See our FAQs section for further information on recovery mode. Device message codes E1 through E11. For more information, see the Device Messages section below.
4	Capture status & actions	This shows any pertinent actions that can be taken by a user depending on the current Recording State. When Idle, this will show the next upcoming capture (if applicable). When Recording, this will show actions that can be taken.
5	Channel 1 configuration	What input the Channel 1 input is configured to use for the current or next scheduled capture. If the device is Idle and there are no upcoming scheduled captures, this section will display the word, "None".
6	Audio configuration	What input the Audio input is configured to use for the current or next scheduled capture. If the device is Idle and there are no upcoming scheduled captures, this section will display the word, "None".
7	Channel 2 configuration	What input the Channel 2 input is configured to use for the current or next scheduled capture. If the device is Idle and there are no upcoming scheduled captures, this section will display the word, "None".
8	Channel 1 connection	Displays HDMI when a valid signal has been detected.
9	Channel 2 connection	Displays HDMI and/or USB when a valid signal has been detected. Displays USB when an invalid signal has been detected. See Using USB cameras with the Echo360 Pod for more details.
Not shown	VU Meters	The volume unit (VU) meters on either side of the display provide feedback on the signal level being received from the audio equipment.

Recording States and their Associated Actions

The touchscreen of the Pod provides the current recording state of the appliance along with icons for actions available based on the current recording state.

Recording state shown on the screen	Capture actions available	Additional information
Pod is idle	Record icon tap to begin recording	Capture information will show No Captures Scheduled or The title of the next upcoming capture if one is scheduled
Pod is currently capturing	Pause icon - tap to pause the recording Stop icon - tap to stop the recording Extend capture - tap the words to extend the currently recording capture	Capture information will show the time remaining on the currently recording capture. Tap Extend capture to add time to the capture currently recording. You can extend a capture by 5-minute increments, up to one hour (as long as there is no conflict with the next scheduled capture).

Device Messages

The Pod will display the following messages in specific situations. These messages appear across Section 2 of the Status Screen (as described above). If the need arises to contact Technical Support, be sure to provide the code number (E1 through E11) shown in the upper-right corner of the status screen (Section 3), to ensure it is included in the support ticket.

"Hold on while I fix it"
If you're upgrading a device and a message appears on boot-up that includes, "Hold on while I fix it", the device could revert to a previous disk image. If there is no previous disk image, the device will reboot in recovery mode.