Apps

Configure Installed Apps of the Unit

Each installed app can be configured to a certain level via the web interface.

Info

The default login for the web interface is: Username: admin Password: nexgentec

Open a browser and enter the device’s network address in the address bar, then press Enter.

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Use the top menu bar to navigate to Apps and select the app to be configured.

Subsections of Apps

API

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > API.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

logLevel

  • Select the log level for the app.

transport

  • Read-only: This field shows the internally used transport address.

api

  • Use the dropdown menus to select the Endpoint and the port to use for each protocol that the API can communicate with.

Bluetooth

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > Bluetooth.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

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log Level

  • Select the log level for the app.

transport url

  • Read-only: This field shows the internally used transport address.

Options > Module

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Name

Address

  • The name of the Bluetooth device. This name is broadcasted as the device name over Bluetooth.

Firmware

  • Read-only: Displays the firmware version of the Bluetooth chip.

Status

  • Enables or disables the Bluetooth antenna.

Profiles

  • Read-only: Lists the available and activated Bluetooth profiles.

Codecs

  • Read-only: Lists the available and activated Bluetooth audio codecs.

Pairing

  • Read-only: Indicates whether pairing is enabled or disabled. If pairing is disabled, no new devices can connect. If a device is already connected, pairing is always disabled until the device disconnects.

Pairing Mode

  • Options: Yes, No, or Auto.
    • Auto: Allows silent pairing without showing any pop-ups or prompts.
    • Yes/No: May display a pairing code and ask for confirmation.

Reconnect Attempts

  • Specifies whether Bluetooth should automatically reconnect after a BRIR3 restart and how many attempts should be made.

Options > Devices

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Paired Bluetooth devices

  • This is the list of the currently paired Bluetooth devices.
  • To delete a device, click the trashcan icon next to the device you want to remove
  • Select the green ACL symbol to add this device to the allowed devices in the access control list.
  • Select the red ACL symbol to add this device to the denied devices in the access control list.

Access Control List

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The Access Control List (ACL) displays a table of devices with the following details for each entry:

  1. Name: The name of the Bluetooth device, as identified during pairing.

  2. MAC Address: The unique MAC address of the Bluetooth device.

  3. Access:
    Indicates whether the device is allowed or denied access.

    • Allow: The device is permitted to connect.
    • Deny: The device is blocked from connecting.

  4. Delete Option:
    Each entry includes a trashcan icon that allows you to delete the device from the list.

Access Control List Configuration

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  • New Pairing Requests:
    This setting determines whether new devices are allowed to pair and stay connected with the Bluetooth module.
    • Allow: The device can connect and is granted access automatically.
    • Deny: The device will connect but will immediately be disconnected.

Broker

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > Broker.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

logLevel

  • Select the log level for the app.

transport

  • Read-only: This field shows the internally used transport address.

Dante

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > Broker.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

network

  • Select the interface to be used for Dante audio. This interface will be used for audio data transmission.

Display

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > Display.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

logLevel

  • Select the log level for the app.

transport

  • Read-only: This field shows the internally used transport address.

time

  • Select the time format to be shown on the display, 24h or AM/PM.

temperature

  • Select the temperature format to be shown on the display in Celsius or Fahrenheit.

backlight

  • Select the brightness level. Possible values range from 0 to 255. At 0, the display on the front is completely dark and appears to be turned off.

Netd

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > WebUI.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

logLevel

  • Select the log level for the app.

WebUI

Using the top menu bar, navigate to Apps > WebUI.

Files

Files > Log

Selecting “Files” will open the file browser where you can download and view the log files from the app.

Options

Options > General

logLevel

  • Select the log level for the app.

transport

  • Read-only: This field shows the internally used transport address.

web

  • This is the address of the web UI to run on. The default is on all interfaces and port 80, therefore “:80”. Be careful when changing this setting.