ATDM-0604

User Manual
Web Remote Manager
Web Remote Manager

What is Web Remote Manager?

• This is an application used to apply the web remote settings to an offline environment.
• The setting data edited using this application can be saved as a file. The file that has been saved can be recalled to edit the setting data at a later
time.
• A device is detected when it is connected to the same network. The setting file created in advance in an offline environment can be recalled to
apply the setting data to the detected device.
• When using this application, also read the user manual supplied with the device.

Sample use case 1

Preparation Offline environment Installation Online environment

environment

Apply the setting data

Export the setting

data

Edit the setting data in

the offline environment.

Sample use case 2

Installation
Preparation Offline environment environment Online environment

Export the preset/library data.

Create/Edit the preset/

library data.
Import the preset/library data.

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Web Remote Manager

Recommended environment

This application is for PCs. It is not compatible with tablets or smartphones.

Operating systems required to run Web Remote Manager

• Microsoft Windows 7 or later

• Apple OS X10.11 El Capitan or later

Recommended web browsers for Web Remote

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 11 (Windows)

• Google Chrome ver.56 or later (Windows)
• Mozilla Firefox ver.52 or later (Windows)
• Safari 10 or later (OS X)

Installing Web Remote Manager

1. Download the Web Remote Manager installer to the device.

• Download it from the Audio-Technica website (www.audio-technica.com) for your country or region.

2. Double-click “setup.exe” you have downloaded.

• The Setup Wizard opens.

3. Follow the on-screen instructions to install Web Remote Manager.

• When installation is complete, the "Web Remote Manager" icon appears on the desktop.

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How to view the Web Remote Manager screen
❶ ❷ ❸

❹ ❽
❺
❻
❼

❶ Click to display the Main Menu.

❷ The setting file being edited appears in tab format.
• Offline edit tab: The file names appear. A new tab is displayed as “Undefined”.
• Online edit tab: The names of the devices set using Web Remote appear.

❸ Click to add a new tab.

❹ Click for “Back”, “Next”, and “Reload” while editing a file online.
❺ Click to display the list of devices.
❻ The detected devices on the list can be sorted.
• Click the text to sort the device list by “Name”, “IP address”, or “Model” in that order.
• Click / to sort the device list by ascending/descending order.

❼ A list of detected devices appears.

❽ An address appears.
• Offline edit tab: This is the location where the setting file currently open is saved.
• Online edit tab: An IP address appears.

❾ A browser screen appears.

• Offline edit tab: The Web Remote screen (with limited functions) appears.
• Online edit tab: The Web Remote screen appears.

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Using Web Remote Manager

Using Web Remote Manager offline Using Web Remote Manager online
When using Web Remote Manager in an offline environment, the If a device is connected to the network, you can operate the device with
setting screen is basically the same as the Web Remote screen, except this application via Web Remote.
for some functions that are restricted or changed. For the restricted
1. The devices that are detected on the same network appear on
or changed functions, refer to “Restrictions/Changes for Offline Use”
the left side of the screen. Double-click on the target device.
(p.6).
• Web Remote launches, and the Login screen appears.
1. Click “New File” to crease a new file.
• You can also click “ ” and then “New File” to create a new file.
• Click “Open File”, or click “ ” and then “Open File” to open and edit a file
saved to the PC.

2. Edit each item, or perform procedures.

• Web Remote can be used in the same manner as the regular Web Remote.
Read the user manuals for the devices being used also.

2. Edit the setting data for each item.

3. After all settings have been specified, click “ ” and then “Save
As…”/“Save”.
• The setting file is saved to the PC.

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Using Web Remote Manager

Operations available on the main menu Operations available on the device list menu
screen

When a device is connected to the network, the setting file that was
created in advance offline and saved to the PC can be imported and
applied to the device. The setting file of the device that is connected can
also be recalled and saved to the PC.

❶
❷

New File Add a new tab, and edit a new file.

Open File Open a setting file saved on the PC.

Save When editing the setting file offline, overwrite and save the
setting file. ❶ Communicate with the device selected on the device list, and
Save As… When editing the setting file offline, save the setting file import and apply the setting file that has been saved to the PC.
with a new name.
❷ Communicate with the device selected on the device list, and
Load Setting File Communicate with the device selected on the device list, save the setting file to the PC.
to Device and import and apply the setting file that has been saved to
the PC.

Save Device Communicate with the device selected on the device list, • If an administrator password is set for the selected device, a password
Setting and save the setting file to the PC. entry screen appears.
Close Close the tab currently open.

Select Language Select the display language.

• The application starts in the language selected here when
it is opened subsequently.
• When the setting file is applied to the device, the
language selected is also applied to the Web Remote
screen language.

Other… • “Delete Cookie”: Delete a cookie.

• “About this Application”: You can view the version of this
application.

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Restrictions/Changes for offline use

When using Web Remote Manager in an offline environment, the setting screen is basically the same as the Web Remote screen, except for some
functions that are restricted or changed. Make sure to read the following.
Online Offline

The Login screen does not appear.

Login screen

These functions are disabled.

Indicator, Status icon, Input/Output level meters

You can view a preview of the Operator screen by selecting "Settings &
Maintenance" > "Operator Access" > "Operator Page" (p.8).

Operator screen

The Logout icon does not appear.

Logout icon

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Restrictions/Changes for offline use

Online Offline

Setting & Maintenance > System Settings > General A check box for “Include in Setting File” is added. Select this option to apply the
settings specified under “General” when importing the setting file.

Setting & Maintenance > System Settings > Network A check box for “Include in Setting File” is added. Select this option to apply the
settings specified under “Network” when importing the setting file.

There is no “Login Password”.

Setting & Maintenance > System Settings > User Access

The Utility screen does not appear.

Setting & Maintenance > System Settings > Utility

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Restrictions/Changes for offline use

Online Offline

Setting & Maintenance > Operator Access > Operator Page A function to preview the Operator Page is added. Click to display the Operator
Page.

Click the area in the red box on the Operator Page to return to the previous screen.

The Log Settings screen does not appear.

Setting & Maintenance > Logging > Logging

The System Info screen does not appear.

Setting & Maintenance > System Info > System Info

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