Remote Logging
The Remote SPL Logging option allows you to access SPL level information from a remote location.
Setting up Remote Logging on the iOS Device
On your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch, open the SPL Traffic Light module or application.
From the SPL Traffic Light screen, tap the WiFi icon. This will bring up the Remote Logging settings screen. Enter your account email and password to log in.
Location
Locations are
created for each place that you want to track. Enter the location
information for as many locations as you like, depending on your
account. Then, select the location that you wish to monitor. Typically,
this will be for a venue, but it may be a club, church, or residential
/ commercial location.
Event
Events are defined so that you can identify a particular concert or other audio performance or show. Enter information for your event on this screen. Events may span several days, although you can only monitor up to 24 hours per session.
Enable
Turn this switch on to allow SPL Remote Logging to begin.
Done
Exit back to SPL Traffic Light, and the SPL data will be transmitted back to the server, in real time.
Running the SPL Remote Logging Applet on Your Browser
Currently, only Safari is supported on Mac, and Safari, Internet Explorer 7 or later, and FireFox are supported on Windows.
Installing run-time Java
The browser SPL Remote Logging viewer is a Java applet, and as such requires that you install Java runtime in your browser. Also, you will need to always have the latest version of Java installed, so from time to time you will need to install updates.
When you sign up for your Remote Logging account, Studio Six Digital will provide you with complete installation and operation information. Contact Studio Six Digital for more information.