The sliders at the top of the container reflect the units volume settings to the VMS. There is also a DSP tab at the top but some VMS systems will cause the DSP setting to have distortion. EX:(Speaker Gain from VMS), Microphone Gain to VMS.
Device Location: By putting text in this box will populate the location in the ONVIF discovery as well as create a new line under DIGIFACT PORTAL to help you identify the unit.
VMS Configuration: This tab has preset configurations depending on the VMS. Ideally in the future this will be removed and the configurations will be automatic. (So this needs to be manually selected)
{{model}} to VMS Send: This tab lets you enable or disable the RTSP server to which the VMS will connect.

Username: This will be the username credential that the RTSP server uses for the VMS to connect to the {{model}}.
Password: This will be the password credential that the RTSP server uses for the VMS to connect to the {{model}}.
Port: This will be the port credential the RTSP server uses for the VMS to connect to the {{model}}. (Must NOT be a port from 0 => 1023)
URL: This is the url that is hosted by the RTSP server. (Use VLC to test if there are any issues), Media->Open Network Stream->Paste URL (should start with rtsp://)
Multicast IP: This is intended to send to a multicast IP. (Still in development due to TTL and specific networking configurations)
Multicast Port: This is intended to send to a multicast port. (Still in development due to TTL and specific networking configurations)

Lowpass Filter: This is to enable the Lowpass Filter.
Lowpass Filter Cutoff: This is the cutoff frequency for the lowpass filter. Anything under this frequency will be allowed through to the RTSP stream.
Highpass Filter: This is to enable the Highpass Filter.
Highpass Filter Cutoff: This is the cutoff frequency for the highpass filter. Anything above this frequency will be allowed through to the RTSP stream.

The sliders at the top of the menu reflect the numeric volume settings for the PA system (audio connection through the browser interface).
When in half duplex (one-way communication) you will need to use the push-to-talk button in the Digifact Portal GUI to send audio from your browser to the {{model}}.
When in full duplex, both talk and listen channels will be open simultaneously.
DSP button will balance out audio when enabled.
Echo cancel button will enable the echo cancel feature of the DSP (this will help reduce the audio from the microphone being playback from the speaker).
{{model}} to Browser Intercom: will enable or disable the PA system. A spectrogram rectangular window will be opened at the top of the GUI. You will have to allow access to your computers microphone from the browser. Your browser will take a webRTC seat on the {{model}}. Once that seat has been taken depending on the hardware capabilities you will have one or two-directional audio.

(Pull up is logical high until the switch is pressed), (Pull down is logical low until the switch is pressed), (The input ports logic similar to a momentary switch).
Pull-up: The type of resistor that you would like it to operator with. (logical high until pressed and will revert back to high once released)
Pull-down: The type of resistor that you would like it to operator with. (logical low until pressed and will revert back to low once released)

Top container is the switch to allow for active high to be applied on the specific output port.
Trigger Source: This is the event that when triggered causes everything below to occur.

Audio Decibel Threshold: When exceeding decibel amount trigger event.
Analytics: When selecting one of the sub analytic will be the trigger event.
Input Port 1-2: These are the physical digital inputs on the {{model}}.

Output Active: Selecting this check box enables the trigger source to be routed to the selected output port.
Output Port: This box is for selected which port the trigger will be routed to.

Output Ports 1-4: These will be the physical connectivity to the digital outputs on the {{model}} terminal block.
ONVIF: This will be routed to the Digital Input populated through ONVIF.
Digital Mute: This will mute the digital base audio when triggered.

Output Duration: Will be triggered for defined duration.
Recording Enable: Selecting this check box enables the a recording to be created when triggered.
Recording Duration Before: The duration to which the recording will record before the event.
Recording Duration After: The duration to which the recording will record after the event.
Alert POST Enable: When an event is triggered push a notification this method.

Playback Audio Enable: Selecting this check box enables the playback of a recording when triggered on the two-way devices.
Selected File: This will be the selected file which will playback when the event is triggered (uploaded in playback tab).
Playback Volume: This will be the volume to which the playback file will be played at.
Test Playback: By clicking this button you can test the playback of the file selected at the volume selected to test for deployment.

Top container is the display to see in the browser when a analytic event triggers.
JSON Threat Threshold: This is the where the sensitivity sliders are located

By pressing the button to the left of the analytic you can turn it on or off
under each of these you will have a slider reflecting the cutoff point for sensitivity. I.E. the event has to at least be (the % you select).
There will be a colored bar for each of the General Analytics and any Individual Analytic will be related to the analytic category above.

This will be the location to listen to recording that are created by the device when an event is triggered.

On the two-way units this will be the tab to upload WAV files so the unit can use the playback portion of the events in the output tab.

Logged in as: Will show you which used is logged in currently.
Log out: Will log out the current user.
The next three boxes can change the password of the other users. (user can only change user's password / admin can change user and admin / superadmin can change user / admin / superadmin).
Device IP: Will show the current IP of the unit.
Firmware Version: Will show the current firmware of the unit.
DHCP or Static IP Address: You can select if you want to use DHCP or set a static ip for the {{model}}
Set Static IP Address: This will be the IP to which the units will be set to if static ip is selected.
Set Subnet Mask: This will be the subnet mask to which the units will be set to if static ip is selected. (use 24 if you don't know what this does)
Set Static Routers: This will be the default gateway to which the units will be set to if static ip is selected.
Set Static Domain Name Servers: This will be the DNS to which the units will be set to if static ip is selected.
Manual Led: Manually turn on and off the LED for testing.
NTP or Manual Time:

NTP: Sync with the default NTP server.
Manual: Still needs to implemented.
Set time to current browser: Sets the NTP server off and gets the time from the current browser and sets the unit to that time.

Browse: Find the current update file (.deb) from your PC.
Upload Software Update File: this will attempt to update the unit on the file selected above.

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