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title: "Home Page"
slug: "bp2-home-page"
updated: 2024-11-13T07:43:48Z
published: 2024-11-13T07:43:48Z
canonical: "docs.telosalliance.com/bp2-home-page"
deprecated: true
---

> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.telosalliance.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Home Page

> **Deprecated.** This document is obsolete and is retained for reference purposes only.  For current and supported documentation, please refer to the T[elos Infinity documentation home page.](https://docs.telosalliance.com/docs/telos-infinity)

Connect the Telos Infinity INF-BP-2 to a network and either connect using the DHCP address automatically provided or enter the IP address manually programmed into the front Panel configuration.

When successfully connected, the following will be displayed.

![Figure 1 - BP-2 Home page](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/picture51(2).png)

Figure 1 - BP-2 Home page

### **Label**

A user field to describe the operational use of the Panel. In this example it's used in the Producers position.

### **ID**

Unique factory set number and cannot be changed.

### **Location**

User field to describe the physical location of the INF-BP-2 to assist with system diagnosis.

### **Ch1**

User field to select audio channel for Ch1 Talk push button

### **Ch2**

User field to select audio channel for Ch2 Talk push button

### **Program**

Source and name of program-listen feed. In addition, through Dashboard, INF-BP-2 provides a “PGM” input. This is situated next to the key assignments on Dashboard and allows additional audio to be sent to the Beltpacks.

### **IP Address**

User configurable IP Address Number set by the user from the front Panel control.

### **MAC Address**

Unique Media Access Control address set in the factory and cannot be changed.

### **Gateway IP Address**

User configurable Gateway IP Address Number set by the user from the front Panel control.

### **Serial Number**

Unique number set by the factory to identify the INF-BP-2 and cannot be changed

### **Software Version**

Set by current software version running on the INF-BP-2. This is changed when software upgrades are loaded.

### **PTP Port State**

Describes the port state of the Precision Time Protocol interface running on the IP/Ethernet connection. This is either listening, slave or master depending on the configuration.

### **PTP Master ID**

Describes the PTP master identifier. This is useful when multiple PTP master clocks are available in a BMC (Best Master Clock) redundant configuration.

### **PTP Master Offset**

Describes the time offset from the PTP master clock. This helps when configuring and diagnosing a system.

### **Device Temperature**

Internal temperature of the unit. To keep ambient noise as low as possible, the INF-BP-2 does not use any cooling fans.

### **Device Up Time**

Number of days, hours, minutes, and seconds the INF-BP-2 has been powered on for.