
Ampetronic C Series Quick Start Guide Page 3
7. NETWORK CONNECTION (OPTION)
Where tted C Series drivers feature a web interface that can be viewed in a web browser. Although
optimised for the Chrome browser, any browser can be used to view the interface. The web interface is
used to monitor and adjust the driver. You will be asked for the User Name and Password for the driver as a
deterrent to unauthorised parties. These values are case sensitive and need to be entered once per session
to access the driver.
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
The driver performs a series of diagnostics on start-up as well as constant fault monitoring once active.
Errors will show on the front screen, in the status menu and on the web interface of network enabled drivers.
Note: Some errors relate to the loop circuit rather than the amplier itself and indicate further troubleshooting
of the installation is required.
For a list of all error messages and troubleshooting see the full C-Series handbook.
If assistance is required, contact Ampetronic Support Team with a note of the exact error text.
9. ASSOCIATED DOCUMENTS
• UP19801 – C Series Installation Handbook & User Guide
• UP39801 – C Series Datasheet
• UP39808 – C Series Protocol Guide
Associate documents are available as a download from www.ampetronic.com, in Loopworks Learn or can be
User Name = superadmin, netadmin, audioadmin
Passwords = ampetronic (default)
For security purposes, it is recommended that the default password is changed to
a strong password at the earliest possible opportunity. This can be done using the
web interface.
Four levels of access are available:
1. superadmin - allows access to all settings
2. netadmin - access the network settings page
only
3. audioadmin - access the audio settings pages
only
4. no login - allows access to status page
6. ADDITIONAL FEATURES
• Home screen timeout – if no action is taken in a mode screen after 30s the home screen is displayed.
For a value screen the timeout is 60s.
• Sleep mode – After a 30 minute period of user or audio inactivity the driver turns on the ‘Loop outputs
disabled’ test signal and turns o the screen to save power. The Status led ashes green to indicate this.
Any user activity or presence of audio signal brings the driver out of sleep. The inactivity time can be
changed via the website (where network option tted)
• Lock screen – A long press on the home button brings up the lock menu. This gives access to standby,
re-start (same as in settings menu) & lock. Selecting lock makes the user controls inactive. Any user
input results in a padlock being displayed. To unlock the unit press the home button six times. Unlock
instructions are shown briey when lock is selected.
• Standby – This is a user imposed sleep. Only user activity (not audio signal) brings the driver out of
standby.