--- title: "Dashboard" slug: "v24-dashboard" updated: 2025-02-26T07:12:10Z published: 2025-02-26T07:12:10Z canonical: "docs.telosalliance.com/v24-dashboard" 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. # Dashboard > **Deprecated.** This document is obsolete and is retained for reference purposes only.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) Dashboard is the configuration and monitoring utility used by Infinity Intercom and Infinity VIP. Many of the features for the Infinity VIP Dashboard are explained in the Infinity Intercom Manual, but the following details the features specific to Infinity VIP. To run Dashboard, open a browser and enter its IP address in the address field as detailed in the [Installation and Connections](/v1/docs/v24-installation-and-startup) section. Also, see the [Security and Internet Access](/v1/docs/v24-network-connections-and-configuration#security-and-internet-access) section if Dashboard is being run on a computer that is not the Infinity Server. The first login window requires the user to validate their access to the Infinity VIP server. Type “admin” for the username and “Telos Infinity” for the password (there is a space between “Telos” and “Infinity”, but the quotation marks are not included), then click "Sign In". The system's IP address will appear below the Sign In button. ![Figure 1 - Infinity VIP login screen](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/login(14).png) Figure 1 - Infinity VIP login screen The Dashboard login window will appear. Type “admin” for the username and “admin” for the password. ![Figure 2 - Dashboard login screen](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/login(14)(1)(1).png) Figure 2 - Dashboard login screen Once logged in, the main Dashboard screen will appear. ![Figure 3 -Dashboard main screen](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/screen(27)(1).png) Figure 3 -Dashboard main screen Infinity VIP Dashboard is similar to the Infinity Intercom Dashboard, but with two main differences: - Panel icons are “cloud” shaped to indicate they are virtual - The “VIP Server” icon is now shown to facilitate the VIP server configuration If Infinity VIP is connected to any hardware panels or beltpacks, they will be shown in the devices window adjacent to the virtual panel icons. The operation of the virtual panels is discussed in the [Virtual Panels](/v1/docs/v24-vip-virtual-panels) section. ## Virtual Panel Manager Virtual panels are managed in a similar method to hardware panels. In the devices window, click on a panel to highlight it, then click on the “Manage” button. ![Figure 4 - Virtual panel manager](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/manager(7).png) Figure 4 - Virtual panel manager ### Home Window The VIP Home window will appear and display the panel's configuration information. Note that only the "Label" field can be changed from the Home window, as The IP addresses are configured during the Docker installation as detailed in [Dockers and Containers](/v1/docs/v24-docker-and-containers). ![Figure 5 - VIP Home window](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/window(12).png) Figure 5 - VIP Home window ### Setup Clicking on the Setup tab will allow you to configure the Llvewire and AES67 parameters. ![Figure 6 - Dashboard setup](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/setup(22)(1).png) Figure 6 - Dashboard setup The virtual panel will access the device's microphone and speaker. This may be a PC, laptop, tablet, or mobile device. Livewire channels must be allocated to these audio feeds along with labels to identify them in Dashboard. - **Intercom Mic LW Channel:** The Livewire channel number of the microphone. - **Intercom Mic LW Label:** A label for the microphone as displayed in Dashboard. - **Spkr/HS LW Output Channel:** The Livewire channel number of the device’s loudspeaker or headset output. - **Spkr/MS LW Output Label:** A label for the device headset speaker output as displayed in Dashboard. ### Remote The remote window shows a replica of the virtual panel as seen by its user. ![Figure 7 - Dashboard remote](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/remote(7).png) Figure 7 - Dashboard remote ### Device Passwords Both virtual and physical hardware panels provide the ability to change the password used for login. The default login name is "user" with no password. To change the password, navigate to the Maintenance tab of the web GUI. Enter the new password in both the "New Password" and "Confirm Password" fields, then press the Change button. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/Password Manager.png) Figure 8 - Changing the password Once the password has been changed, Dashboard will no longer be able to communicate with or manage the device, and a red (!) will appear in the bottom left corner. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/Password Can't Communicate.png) Figure 9 - Dashboard unable to communicate with panel Double-click on the unavailable device to open the Edit menu, then enter the newly created password in the "Password" field. ![](https://cdn.document360.io/57e3cd80-d493-453c-9672-ad1b043dadc3/Images/Documentation/New Password Web GUI 2.png) Figure 10 - Changing the password in the Edit menu Once Dashboard has the correct login credentials, the device will come back online.