The front panel display on the Pro device provides access to a series of device menus, allowing you to interact directly with the device as needed.

Each menu is described below, along with the options available for each.

The information below assumes the Pro device has already been installed and configured (a device configuration file uploaded to the device).

Home Menu

Users can press the Home button on the front of the device to open the Home menu on the Pro. The Home menu is the main access point for all other device menus. Use the up and down buttons to highlight any Home menu option, then press Enter to open that submenu.

Users can always navigate back to the Home Menu by either backing out of the currently selected menu or using the Home button.

picture of the PRO home menu with options as described

Recording Menu

The Recording Menu provides information regarding the capture profile and capture sources. Use the up and down arrow buttons on the device to scroll through the menu.

All Recording menu options are selectable and editable. Select a sub-menu option and press Enter to edit the current setting/selection.

recording menu on PRO device with options as described

Sub-menu selection	Description and Options
Profile Selectable/editable	Defines the capture inputs for ad hoc captures (also called a "capture profile"). Allows a user to select what inputs to include in the ad hoc capture. The options returned include the default profiles already configured for the device (audio, audio/video, audio/display, etc.). The existing device configuration determines which input devices are used for the capture. If a user selects one of the default capture profiles, the corresponding inputs are automatically selected and displayed in the other Recording menu fields (described below). If a user manually changes any of the defined inputs, this profile switches to Custom.
Audio Selectable/editable	Defines what device(s) will be used to capture audio. The available selections depend on the types of devices connected to the Pro. Options can include: Audio Balanced Input Audio Unbalanced Input Audio None HDMI Channel 1 HDMI Channel 2 3G-SDI (Channel 1) 3G-SDI (Channel 2) NOTES about HDMI Audio HDMI audio can only be utilized when also capturing HDMI video. For example, if you have an HDMI input and a VGA input connected to Channel 1, you cannot use VGA for video and HDMI for audio. All selected audio inputs are mixed. Meaning that if HDMI audio is enabled, the HDMI audio feed will be combined and synced with the Audio channel feed. To use ONLY the HDMI audio, select None for the Audio channel input. We currently support two-channel PCM-encoded audio over HDMI; however, high-data-rate encoded audio (like Dolby 5.1) is not supported.
Volume	Defines the output volume level for the ad hoc capture. Options include: Mute Low Medium High
Channel 1 Input	Allows users to select which connected input device to use to record through Channel 1. Each option is shown with Connected or Not Connected to indicate which ports have a device plugged into them. Options may include: 3G-SDI HDMI Composite VGA
Channel 1 Quality	Users can select the quality output for the channel. Options include High (HD) or Low (SD).
Channel 2 Input	Allows users to select which connected input device to use for recording through Channel 2. Each option is shown with Connected or Not Connected to indicate which ports have a device plugged into them. Options may include: 3G-SDI HDMI Composite VGA
Channel 2 Quality	Users can select the quality output for the channel. Options include High (HD) or Low (SD).

Inputs Menu

The Inputs Menu allows a user to see which channel ports (Channels 1 and 2) have valid input devices connected.

The Inputs menu information is read-only (not editable).

inputs menu information for PRO device as described

For each Channel, the Inputs menu shows the following information about each connected device, based on connection type. If the port is not used, the field is blank.

HDMI: capture resolution, FPS (frames per second), and whether or not Audio is also captured via this device.
SDI: capture resolution and FPS
VGA: capture resolution and FPS
Comp (composite): NTSC or PAL, capture resolution, and FPS

Network Menu

The Network menu provides information on network connections and settings for the Pro. Use the up and down arrow buttons on the device to scroll through the menu.

The Network menu information is read-only (not editable).

Network menu display information as described

Field	Description
IP Mode	Whether the device is connected via DHCP IP address or Static IP address. This setting can also be configured on individual devices through EchoVideo. Open the Rooms page, then click the chevron for the room that contains the PRO device. Select Configure, then scroll down to Network Settings.
IP (address)	The IP address of the appliance (if connected to an Ethernet network).
MAC (address)	MAC address (Serial #) of the appliance.
Subnet mask	Subnet mask of the appliance (if connected to an Ethernet network).
Default gateway	Default router IP address (if connected to an Ethernet network).
Primary DNS	Displays the address of your Primary DNS.
Secondary DNS	Displays the address of your Secondary DNS.
Ethernet link	Displays whether the device has a valid Ethernet connection. Displays Yes or No.
Ethernet speed	Displays the current speed of the Ethernet connection.
Ethernet duplex	Displays the current Ethernet mode. Displays Full or Half.
NTP server	Displays the address of the time server you are syncing with.
NTP status	Displays whether or not the device is in sync with the NTP Server. Highlight and press ENTER to view the time server status details.
Proxy server	Displays the address of your Proxy Server (if applicable)
EchoVideo server	Displays whether the device is connected to an EchoVideo Server. Displays Connected or Disconnected

Status Menu

The Status Menu provides information about the appliance's status.

The Network menu information is read-only (not editable).

status menu for PRO device with options as described

Field	Description
Firmware	Provides information about the device, including the firmware version and OS version.
Uptime	Provides information on device uptime (since the last reboot).
Device time	Lists device time in Local Time
Device date	Lists device date in MM/DD/YYYY (US) or DD/MM/YYYY (UK) format.
Scheduled recordings	Lists upcoming scheduled recordings. The information shown includes the date of recording in MM / DD / YYYY (US) or DD / MM / YYYY (UK) and the title given for the scheduled recording. Highlight and press ENTER to see details.
Resources	Provides device resource information, including Disk free space, Disk life, CPU and memory utilization, CPU and Board temperature readings, and other device-health information. Highlight and press ENTER to see resource details.

Administration Menu

The Administration Menu provides access to controls for the administration of the device.

All Administration menu options are selectable and editable. Select a sub-menu option and press Enter to edit the current setting.

administration menu options as described

Administration Menu can be disabled: The Device Configuration page provides an option to disable access to it via the device's front panel. If this access is disabled, you will see the Administration option in the Home menu, but you will not be able to access any of the sub-menu selections.

Sub-menu selection	Description and Options
Load device XML	Instructs the device to read the device.xml file via the USB port. Provides real-time status of the file's loading. Options include OK and Cancel.
Manage network	Allows the user to enter or configure device information via the Network menu. See Manage Network below for details.
Save diagnostics report	Initiates a download of the device log to a connected USB drive. Options include OK and Cancel.
Monitor audio	Allows the user to select one of the audio inputs (via the headphone jack) to listen to, as well as select the monitoring volume. Options include Select inputs (to choose the audio input to monitor) and Adjust the balanced / unbalanced volume. Push the Back button to cancel / exit.
Ping	Allows the user to ping the localhost, the gateway, or a custom IP address.
NS Lookup	Allows the user to run an NS lookup on a domain name or IP address mapping, or any other specific DNS record.
Traceroute	Allows the user to run a traceroute command on a domain or IP address.
Remote Support	Temporarily enables access for Echo360 support staff (if not already enabled via EchoVideo’s Room Configuration). Options include Enable and Disable.
Recover data	Provides the ability to bulk recover all captures from the Pro's internal drive (SSD) to a USB-connected storage device (flash drive or mass storage device). For additional information, see Recover captures from SSD in the EchoVideo PRO FAQs and How To's topic.
Restart device	Initiates a restart (soft reset) of the device. Options include OK and Cancel.
Factory reset device	Initiates a hard reset of the device. Hard resets include both restarting the device and deleting all device settings, restoring it to its factory (out-of-the-box) state. Options include: Save Settings Delete Settings Cancel

Manage Network

The Manage Network Menu (within the Administration menu) allows an administrator or technician to configure the device's network settings.

All Recording menu options are selectable and editable. Select a sub-menu option and press Enter to edit the current setting.

Field	Description
IP Mode	Configure whether the device is connected via DHCP or a Static IP address.
IP (address)	Identify or change the appliance's IP address (if connected to an Ethernet network). Allows users to select/enter numeric input, then Save or Cancel.
Subnet mask	Identify or change the appliance's subnet mask (if connected to an Ethernet network). Allows users to select/enter numeric input, then Save or Cancel.
Default gateway	Identify or change the default router IP address (if connected to an Ethernet network). Allows users to select/enter numeric input, then Save or Cancel.
Primary DNS	Identify or change the address of your Primary DNS. Allows users to select/enter numeric input, then Save or Cancel.
Secondary DNS	Identify or change the address of your Secondary DNS. Allows users to select/enter numeric input, then Save or Cancel.
Renew DHCP	Allows users to renew the DHCP IP address (if applicable).