Wildlife Acoustics SMART MIC-1 User manual

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Quick Start Guide
SM
ART
Song Meter with Analysis and Remote Transfer
User Guide
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1Quick Start Guide 3
2Overview 4
Song Meter with Analysis and Remote Transfer ...........................................................................................4
SMART Linux Resources Guide .....................................................................................................................4
Technology ...................................................................................................................................................4
Updates........................................................................................................................................................4
3SMART Controller 5
Overview......................................................................................................................................................5
Power Requirements....................................................................................................................................5
SMART Controller Processing Limitations.....................................................................................................6
Grounding ....................................................................................................................................................6
4SMART MIC-1 8
Enclosure and Mounting...............................................................................................................................9
Connection ...................................................................................................................................................9
Configuration ...............................................................................................................................................9
Ultrasonic Sensors........................................................................................................................................9
Ultrasonic Speaker .....................................................................................................................................10
Heater ........................................................................................................................................................10
RJ45 Weatherproofing and Ferrite Kit ........................................................................................................ 10
RJ45 Surge Protector ..................................................................................................................................14
Example SMART MIC-1 Configurations .......................................................................................................15
5SMART Web Interface 17
Connect To The SMART Web Interface ....................................................................................................... 17
Devices Tab ................................................................................................................................................18
Data Files Tab .............................................................................................................................................20
Settings Profiles Tab ...................................................................................................................................21
Schedule Profiles Tab ................................................................................................................................. 27
Time and Location Tab ...............................................................................................................................31
Serial Output Tab ....................................................................................................................................... 32
Networking Tab..........................................................................................................................................33
Maintenance Tab .......................................................................................................................................37
Administration Tab.....................................................................................................................................40
6Connection to the SMART System 42
Direct Keyboard and Monitor..................................................................................................................... 42
Network Configuration............................................................................................................................... 42
WIFI............................................................................................................................................................43
RJ45 Ethernet .............................................................................................................................................44
Serial ..........................................................................................................................................................44
7SMART Internet Gateway 45
Connect the SMART System to the Internet ............................................................................................... 45
Configure the SMART System for Internet Gateway connection................................................................. 46
Configure Gateway access through WildlifeAcoustics.com......................................................................... 47
8Network Security 49
SMART System ...........................................................................................................................................49
Wildlife Acoustics IOT Gateway..................................................................................................................49
9Specifications 49
SMART Controller Specifications ................................................................................................................ 49
SMART Controller Dimensions.................................................................................................................... 50

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SMART Controller Power Specifications .....................................................................................................50
SMART MIC-1 Ultrasonic Microphone Dimensions ..................................................................................... 50
SMART MIC-1 Audio Specifications............................................................................................................. 51
10 Additional Resources 52
Common Linux Command Lines.................................................................................................................. 52
Serial Port Configuration ............................................................................................................................ 52
Bat Analysis Statistics .................................................................................................................................52
11 Terms Of Use 53
12 Warranty and Disclosures 54
Revised and Translated User Guides
This guide is regularly updated and improved. New versions can be downloaded from:
http://www.wildlifeacoustics.com/support/documentation.
Tutorial Videos (not yet online)
Visit www.wildlifeacoustics.com/support/tutorial-videos to view tutorial videos for the SMART System.
Technical Support
For technical queries contact the Wildlife Acoustics support team:
https://www.wildlifeacoustics.com/contact-us
North America (toll-free): 1-888-733-0200
Outside North America (toll charges may apply): [phone]
Don’t miss out on Important Updates
We continually add features to the SMART System. Stay up to date with the newest features and receive important technical
support bulletins by signing up to our mailing list at:
http://www.wildlifeacoustics.com/products#mailinglist

SMART User Guide Quick Start Guide
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1 Quick Start Guide
This section will describe first-time access to the SMART System.
■This Quick Start procedure is based on the default out-of-the-box configuration of the SMART System.
■The core component of a SMART System is the SMART Controller.
■The SMART System can be configured, monitored, and controlled, via a web browser interface.
■The SMART Web Interface is served from the SMART Controller.
NOTE: The SMART Web Interface is not the only method for monitoring and controlling the SMART system. This Quick Start is based on initial access
of the system through the web interface option.
■The SMART Controller is pre-configured to generate a local area network WIFI HotSpot.
■Any device with built-in WIFI and the ability to run a web browser can be used for initial connection to the SMART System.
1. Connect the antennae to the SMART Controller.
2. For additional information see:
3. Connect a power supply to the SMART Controller.
■The SMART Controller ships with an AC power adapter.
■Other power sources can be used as long as they meet the SMART Controller power specifications.
4. The SMART Controller will power on automatically. There is no need to press the Power button.
■Initial system boot-up could take up to two minutes.
NOTE: If power is ever interrupted, the SMART Controller will automatically restart when power is restored.
■In default configuration, the SMART Controller will automatically generate a WIFI HotSpot access point when powered
on.
■The SSID of the default SMART System access point is: “smart (plus the internal serial number of the SMART Controller)”.
5. Connect to the SMART WIFI network from a WIFI-enabled laptop, PC, tablet, or phone.
■A window will open asking for the WPA2 password.
■The default SMART network password is “wildlife”.
6. Open a web browser and enter this URL: https://192.168.19.1/
■The browser will display a series of messages about not trusting the SSL/TLS certificate and other security concerns.
■Connect anyway. This is a secure network.
7. A window will appear to enter a username and password.
■The default username is “smart”.
■The default password is “wildlife”.
8. The SMART Web Interface will now be displayed.
■All user functions of the SMART System, including any connected SMART MIC-1 microphone devices, are now accessible.
SMART Controller is WIFI HotSpot (Default configuration)

SMART User Guide Overview
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2 Overview
Song Meter with Analysis and Remote Transfer
■The Wildlife Acoustics SMART System is a flexible multi-channel acoustic analysis platform designed for advanced applications.
■The first offering of the SMART System is designed and optimized for the needs of wind farm operators for real-time bat
monitoring and smart curtailment.
■The SMART System offers a range of options for remote real-time monitoring and control, as well as download of recording
files and other data.
■Kaleidoscope Pro software is built into the SMART System. Kaleidoscope Pro provides real-time analysis, including:
oDetection of bat echolocation pulses
oAdaptive audio-based triggering
oAnalysis and scrubbing of false trigger signals
oCall feature extraction
oBat species auto-ID
oAudio file compression
■The basic physical components of a Wildlife Acoustics SMART System currently include the SMART Controller, connection
cables and power source, and at least one SMART MIC-1 microphone device.
■Up to three SMART MIC-1 microphone devices can be connected to the base model SMART Controller.
SMART Linux Resources Guide
Additional Linux reference resouces are provided for the SMART system. These resources are found in the accompanying
SMART Linux Resources Guide.
Technology
■The SMART System incorporates Wildlife Acoustics proprietary technology (license required) on an open platform with
additional open source components available from Wildlife Acoustics.
■Open source PHP scripts and other pieces provide a web-based user interface to the SMART System.
oThe SMART Web Interface and use of the SMART library functions can be customized to support a wide range of
applications and integrations.
oThe proprietary technology comprises the SMART Internet Gateway, the SMART Daemon, a background privileged
process used to communicate with the SMART Devices, and the SMART library. The SMART library includes functions
which allow for building custom applications and integrations.
oOpen-source contributions are provided which link with the SMART library. These include command line programs
smart-list, smart-ctl, smart-stream, etc., as described in the SMART Linux Resources document.
■Because Linux is an open-source platform, the SMART System is compatible with a wide range of external commercially
available and open-source hardware and software solutions. External systems can be integrated with the SMART System and
customized to suit a variety of needs. Examples include integration with:
oWind farm SCADA Systems
oThird-party weather stations
oTCP/IP networks over cellular modems
Updates
■The SMART System can be updated by downloading and applying a software package update file.
■The SMART System update may or may not include a firmware update for the SMART MIC-1 Device (Or other Device models in
the future).
■A SMART System software package update is applied under the Administration tab in the SMART Web Interface.

SMART User Guide SMART Controller
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3 SMART Controller
Overview
The physical core of a SMART System is an industrial Ubuntu Linux-based computer, which is described as the SMART
Controller.
■The SMART Controller ships with the SMART System software installed, and default settings pre-configured.
■The SMART Controller is configured to automatically boot up when power is applied (there is no need to push the button to
power on).
■If power is interrupted, the SMART Controller will automatically reboot and resume operation again when power is restored.
■It takes one to two minutes for the SMART Controller to boot up into an operational state.
■It is recommended that the SMART Controller be powered down by pressing and holding the power button, and waiting for the
power LED to turn off before disconnecting external power.
Power Requirements
The SMART Controller requires 9-36V DC power.
■A standard 100-240V AC 50-60Hz to 24V DC adapter is included with the SMART Controller.
■Other power sources can be used for the SMART Controller as long as they meet the specified requirements.
■Actual power consumption will vary based on attached peripherals, CPU load, system configuration, and other factors.

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The following table illustrates typical power consumption in watts in various scenarios:
Configuration and Activity
Watts
Powered down
0.6
Idle, no PoE microphones attached
6.4
Idle, one PoE microphone attached
8.4
Streaming and analyzing one microphone
9.5
Idle, two PoE microphones attached
10.4
Streaming and analyzing two microphones
12.2
Streaming and analyzing three microphones*
14.5
Streaming and analyzing one microphone, heater enabled
15.2
Streaming and analyzing two microphones, heaters enabled
17.9
Streaming and analyzing three microphones, heaters
enabled*
20.2
*Does not include power for necessary PoE switch.
NOTE: Additional hardware such as external SDD drives will consume additional power.
SMART Controller Processing Limitations
The base model 2-core 4GB version of the SMART Controller has tested processing limitations. The basic specifications can be
expanded.
The base model SMART Controller:
■Can connect to two simultaneous microphone inputs up to 500kHz sample rate.
■With an external PoE switch for additional ports, can handle up to 3 microphone input streams at 500kHz.
NOTE: If these limitations are exceeded, there may be drop-outs in the recordings (e.g. missing time and phase discontinuities).
Grounding
■When the SMART Controller is deployed it should be properly grounded.
■Use the Grounding Lug to connect the SMART Controller to a secure ground point.

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USB 3.0 X4
Power Button and status
LED
(Blue when powered on)
Grounding Lug
Antenna
connection
Antenna
connection
Power Connection
2X RS-232/422/485
Serial connection
Display Ports
RJ45 GbE
LAN
(Ethernet)
RJ45 2X GbE
LAN Switch
with PoE
(Devices)

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4 SMART MIC-1
The SMART MIC-1:
■Is a microphone system designed for monitoring and recording of bats.
■Is the first microphone Device available for the SMART System.
■Streams audio to the SMART Controller for real time analysis and/or storage as wav or zc recording files.
■Is powered over Ethernet (PoE) either by direct connection to the SMART Controller or from a PoE switch or injector.
■Communicates with the SMART Controller using an Ethernet protocol developed by Wildlife Acoustics. This protocol features:
oAutomatic discovery
oTime synchronization
oConfiguration
oEfficient bi-directional transfer of audio data.
oOn a 100Mbps Ethernet LAN, the SMART System can theoretically support up to 6 million samples per second across all
microphone Devices.
■Supports sample rates of 256, 384 and 500kHz, a high-pass filter of 8 or 16kHz, and gain settings of 0 or 12dB.
■Is comparable to the Wildlife Acoustics SM4BAT-FS and SMM-U2 microphone.
oSettings for gain, filters, etc., as well as frequency response and self-noise, are identical.
■Up to 3 SMART MIC-1 devices can be connected to a single SMART Controller
o1 SMART MIC-1 device is supported up to 500 kHz sample rate
o2 SMART MIC-1 devices are supported up to 384 kHz sample rate
o3 SMART MIC-1 devices are supported up to 256 kHz sample rate
Anodization with
exposed metal
grounding stripe.
Dual ultrasonic
sensor elements
Ultrasonic speaker
Heating element
Waterproof RJ45
CAT5/6 connection

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Enclosure and Mounting
■The SMART MIC-1 enclosure is a weatherproof aluminum cylindrical housing.
Grounding Strip
The SMART MIC-1 has an exposed metal strip running down the length of the enclosure.
■The strip is used to connect the enclosure to ground.
oThis provides proper EMI shielding and protection from electrical discharge (lightning).
Mounting
The SMART MIC-1 Is designed to be mounted using a standard metal clamp.
■Any type of clamp can be used as long as it makes connection with the grounding strip on the SMART MIC-1 enclosure.
oThe metal clamp should then be connected to a ground point.
Connection
■The SMART MIC-1 uses an RJ45 port for connection to the SMART Controller.
oDirect connection can be made via a standard CAT5/6 cable.
oWhen the SMART MIC-1 is not connected directly to the SMART Controller a Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch or injector
is required.
oIn electrically noisy environments copper-wire connections can be replaced with fiber optic cables, and adapters on each
end.
■Maximum cable length between the MIC-1 and the SMART Controller or a PoE Ethernet switch/injector is 100 meters.
■Maximum length with multi-mode fiber is 2km.
■The connection provides:
oAutomatic discovery of the SMART MIC-1 microphone device.
oAccess for monitoring and control of all functions of the SMART MIC-1.
oEfficient streaming of audio data between the SMART MIC-1 and the SMART Controller.
■An RJ45 Weatherproofing and Ferrite Kit is provided with each SMART MIC-1.
Configuration
■The SMART MIC-1 is typically configured and controlled via the SMART Web Interface.
■All SMART MIC-1 parameters are configured within a Settings Profile.
■A Settings Profile is assigned to a SMART MIC-1 under the Devices tab.
■SMART MIC-1 Device activity is determined by a Schedule Profile.
■A Schedule Profile is assigned to a SMART MIC-1 under the Devices tab.
oIf the Schedule Profile under the Devices tab is set to Disabled, the SMART MIC-1 is still detected by the SMART System
but its status is Idle.
Ultrasonic Sensors
■The SMART MIC-1 features two built-in Ultrasonic Sensors.
oTwo sensors provide redundancy for added reliability.
oA single Ultrasonic Sensor is in use at a time.
Example
Mounting Clamp
(not included)

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oThe SMART MIC-1 has a sensitivity calibration system which can test each Ultrasonic Sensor and automatically switch to
the sensor with the best test result.
■The Ultrasonic Sensors have a cardioid pickup pattern, therefore the front of the SMART MIC-1 should be pointed towards the
expected source of sound.
Ultrasonic Speaker
■The SMART MIC-1 features an Ultrasonic Speaker output between the two Ultrasonic Sensors.
oThe Ultrasonic Speaker is used to generate a signal which is then used to measure the sensitivity of each Ultrasonic
Sensor.
oThe Ultrasonic Speaker functions are configured within a Settings Profile.
Heater
■The SMART MIC-1 features an integrated heating element on its front plate.
oThe Heater is used to evaporate condensation from blocking the Ultrasonic Sensors.
oThe Heater is designed to warm the front plate to 20ºC above ambient temperature.
oThe Heater is configured within a Settings Profile.
RJ45 Weatherproofing and Ferrite Kit
■Each SMART MIC-1 ships with an RJ45 Weatherproofing and Ferrite Kit.
■The kit is used to prepare the cable connection to the SMART MIC-1 for weatherproofing and EMI rejection.
Connector Body
Cable
sleeve
Waterproof
Grommet
End Collar
Integrated
Screw-On
Collar
Ferrite
Zip
Ties

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1. Make sure the CAT5/6 cable fits through the End Collar. For a commercial cable, it may be necessary to carefully cut the cover off
from around the actual RJ45 connector.
2. Thread the CAT5/6 cable through the End Collar. The Waterproof Grommet and Cable Sleeve slip over the cable through their
cutouts. Make sure the pieces are in the correct order. Make sure the End Collar is oriented with its open threads towards the
connector.
3. Thread the CAT5/6 cable with RJ45 jack through the Connector Body so the tab on the RJ45 jack fits through the slot at the end of
the Connector Body.
4. Push the Cable Sleeve into the Connector Body, followed by the Waterproof Grommet. The Waterproof Grommet should be flush
with the end of the Connector Body.
Will not fit
Cover removed
End Collar
Waterproof
Grommet
Cable Sleeve
RJ45 jack
Tab on RJ45
cable jack fits
through slot
Waterproof
Grommet

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5. Push the End Collar onto the Connector Body and then turn to tighten. The threaded End Collar will screw on to the Connector
Body and tighten against Waterproof Grommet to create a seal.
6. Attach a zip-tie to the cable, as close as possible to the End Collar. This is to prevent the Ferrite from knocking or vibrating against
the End Collar.
NOTE: Do not overtighten the zip-tie. The zip-tie should only be tight enough to prevent the ferrite from slipping down the cable. Overtightening
the zip-tie can damage the the cable.
Position the Ferrite under the cable and fold it over to close. The two tabs will snap shut.
Push on
and turn
to
tighten
Push on and turn
to secure to
SMART MIC-1

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7. Attach the second zip-tie to secure the Ferrite in place.
NOTE: The Ferrite must be connected to the end of the cable which connects to the SMART MIC-1, and must be as close as possible to the connector.
The CAT5/6 cable is now connected to the RJ45 port of the SMART MIC-1. The Integrated Screw-On Collar has been turned
and tightened to provide a secure and waterproof connection. The Ferrite is tight against connector and held in place with the
two zip-ties.

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RJ45 Surge Protector
■Each SMART MIC-1 ships with an RJ45 Surge Protector.
■The Surge Protector is used to help protect the next device in line from electrical charges, such as nearby lightning.
■The Surge Protector must be connected to the opposite end of the CAT5/6 cable which connects the SMART MIC-1 to either
the SMART Controller directly, or a PoE switch.
■The cable used to connect the Surge Protector to the SMART Controller or PoE switch should be as short as possible.
■There are two RJ45 ports on the Surge Protector. It does not make any difference which port is used to connect to the SMART
MIC-1 or the SMART Controller/PoE switch.
■The Surge Protector must be connected to a common ground source.
RJ45 Surge Protector
RJ45 CAT5/6
ports
Ground wire

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Example SMART MIC-1 Configurations
The following are graphic descriptions of three possible configurations of SMART MIC-1 microphone systems and a single
SMART Controller.
■A PoE switch can be used to extend range and provide power for one to three SMART MIC-1 microphones.
■An RJ45 Surge Protector is always used with the CAT5/6 cable connected to the SMART MIC-1.
■The Surge Protector must be connected at the end of the cable closest to the SMART Controller or PoE switch (Furthest away
from the SMART MIC-1).
■The connection cable between the Surge Protector and SMART Controller or PoE Switch should be as short as possible.
■Maximum distance between a SMART MIC-1 and SMART Controller or PoE switch is 100 meters.
oThis distance includes the RJ45 Surge Protector and connection cable.
■An Ethernet to Fiber system can be used for further extension.
Single SMART MIC-1 Connected Directly to SMART Controller
•Grounded metal mounting bracket
•Waterproof RJ45 connector
•Ferrite
•Up to 100 meters CAT 5/6 cable
•Grounded surge protector
•Grounded SMART Controller
Grounded metal
mounting bracket
Waterproof connector
and ferrite
Grounded
surge
protector
Grounded
SMART
Controller
Up to 100
meters CAT 5/6
cable

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Two SMART MIC-1 Devices Connected Directly to SMART Controller
•Grounded metal mounting bracket
•Waterproof RJ45 connector
•Ferrite
•Up to 100 meters CAT 5/6 cable
•Grounded surge protector
•Grounded SMART Controller
Three SMART MIC-1 Devices Connected to PoE Switch and SMART Controller
Each SMART MIC-1 connects to:
•Grounded metal mounting bracket
•Waterproof RJ45 connector
•Ferrite
•Up to 100 meters CAT 5/6 cable
•Grounded surge protector
One to three SMART MIC-1 devices can then connect to:
•PoE Switch
•PoE switch can then connect to:
•Up to 100 meters CAT 5/6 cable
•Grounded SMART Controller
PoE
Switch

SMART User Guide SMART Web Interface
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5 SMART Web Interface
The SMART Web Interface is the common (but not exclusive) control and monitoring point for the SMART System. The SMART
Web Interface provides:
■Real time monitoring of SMART System status
■Download of recordings
■Download of log and analysis files
■Configuration and control over all parameters
■Configuration and control of network functions
■Save and recall of preset Device Settings and Device Schedules
■Administration configuration and control over authorized access to the SMART System
■Remote system update capability
NOTE: The SMART Web Interface is not the only way to monitor and control the SMART System. The SMART System can also be monitored and
controlled via command-line functions.
Connect To The SMART Web Interface
Connection to the SMART interface can be done through a local connection or Internet Gateway.
■For first-time setup and access to the SMART Web Interface see: Quick Start Guide
■For access to the SMART Web interface via the Internet Gateway see: Connect the SMART System to the Internet
■When a web browser addresses the SMART system, a series of prompts will appear.
■The web browser may display a warning message regarding secure connection.
■The SMART system will prompt for a System Name, and the password.
■Once logged in, the SMART web browser interface will be displayed.
oThe Browser Interface will display the current SMART system name
Page Selection Tabs
Local Server Address
Currently Selected Tab
SMART System Name Apply Changes button
becomes available when
a parameter is edited
Real-Time Storage Monitoring

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oThe Browser Interface will display Tabs for selection of different functions.
Devices Tab
■The Devices tab of the Web interface provides system status and configuration options for Devices.
■The SMART MIC-1 microphone is a Device.
Add Or Delete A Device
■Connect an Ethernet cable from the Device (SMART MIC-1) to one of the two PoE RJ45 ports on the SMART Controller. (either
directly or via a PoE switch or injector).
oThe SMART Controller will automatically detect the Device when connection is completed and PoE is provided to the
Device.
■After a few seconds the new Device will be listed under the Devices tab. This indicates the Device is in communication with the
SMART Controller.
oIf the SMART MIC-1 Device does not appear in the list after connection, check all cables and connections. If a switch or
injector is in use, make sure it is providing adequate PoE (Power Over Ethernet) to the SMART MIC-1.
■Once a Device is seen for the first time, it will remain listed on this page even if it is disconnected or loses communication with
SMART System.
oCauses of lost communication could include the cable being disconnected or a loss of PoE to the Device.
■If the Device loses communication with the SMART Controller, a Delete button will appear next to the Device
oTo delete a disconnected Device from the list, press the Delete button for that Device.
Assign a Custom Name (Prefix) to a Device
Each Device can be assigned a custom name, known as a prefix.
■The default file name prefix for the SMART MIC-1 Device is its serial number.
■When a SMART MIC-1 creates a .wav or .zc recording file, the file name includes the Name (Prefix).
1. Click on the Name field to edit.
2. Type the custom name for the SMART MIC-1 Device
3. Press the Apply Changes button
Serial Number/Model/Firmware
Type to Edit
Device Name
Select Profiles
from Menus
Click to Delete
Device from List

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■The serial number is unique to each Device and cannot be changed.
■There is currently a single model of microphone system available for the SMART System – the SMART MIC-1.
■The currently installed firmware version of the SMART MIC-1 Device is displayed.
■If a new firmware update is available for the SMART MIC-1, an update button will be displayed under the Device tab, when the
SMART MIC-1 is Idle.
Assign a Settings Profile
■The SMART MIC-1 uses a Settings Profile to describe its detection, recording, calibration, and heating functions within the
SMART System.
■Settings Profiles are created, and saved under the Settings Profiles tab.
■Once a Settings Profile has been created and saved, it can be assigned to a SMART MIC-1 under the Devices tab.
■Multiple Device Profiles can be created and saved and then recalled for each Device as required.
1. Choose the saved Settings Profile for the Device.
2. Press the Apply Changes button
Assign a Schedule Profile
A Schedule Profile describes when the Device is activated and running the currently assigned Settings Profile.
■Schedule Profiles are created, edited, and saved under the Schedule Profiles tab.
■Once a Schedule Profile has been created and saved, it can be assigned to a SMART MIC-1 Device under the Devices tab.
■Multiple schedule profiles can be created and saved and then recalled for each SMART MIC-1 Device as required.
1. Choose the saved Schedule Profile for the Device
2. Press the Apply Changes button
Device Status
■The Devices tab displays a real-time update of the status of each Device which is listed for this SMART System.
oIdle The Device is detected but not currently running a Schedule Profile.
oStreaming The Device is currently running a Schedule Profile.
oMissing The Device is no longer in communication with the SMART System.
■The Device status, file counts, and other statistics are updated every 5 seconds.
# WAV/W4V Files / # ZC Files / GB Used
The number and type of recording files currently stored on the SMART Controller, and the storage space used, is listed for
each Device
Delete or Update a Device
If a Device is no longer in use (and is reported as Missing), then a Delete button is shown and can be used to remove the
Device from the list.
■This will not delete any saved data related to the Device.
■To delete old data, configure this function under Maintenance tab.
■If a new Device firmware update is available, an “Update to version x.xx” button will be available when the Device with older
firmware is in the Idle state.
GB Available
■This provides a real-time display of the available memory for recording files.
oAs more recording files are created and stored on the SMART Controller, this number will decrease.
SMART Controller Status
This displays a real-time status of the SMART Controller.
smart-daemon Status
This displays a real-time status of the SMART daemon system.