Matrix: What are the orange circle icons with a number in it for? when editing my ECS configuration
Question: Forsome reason when I go to the system layout screen it shows an orange circle icon onsome matrix with a "1" in it. Why is that?
Answer: The orange number is supposed tolet you know that there are elements on the system that have yet to beconfigured and the number refers to the number of elements.
When you extendhardware or configuration, there should be sub items marked in orange, meaningthat those elements have yet to be configured. This could be for example whenyou configure an IVC-32 in the system, but have no IP panels / concert panelsconfigured. Or when you add an E-Que for FreeSpeak and have no beltpacksregistered. It is supposed to be a guide line for new users, sort ofhighlighting what the next step could be.
Answer: The orange number is supposed tolet you know that there are elements on the system that have yet to beconfigured and the number refers to the number of elements.
When you extendhardware or configuration, there should be sub items marked in orange, meaningthat those elements have yet to be configured. This could be for example whenyou configure an IVC-32 in the system, but have no IP panels / concert panelsconfigured. Or when you add an E-Que for FreeSpeak and have no beltpacksregistered. It is supposed to be a guide line for new users, sort ofhighlighting what the next step could be.
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