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The received configuration is shown in light grey on the left side of the screen, along with

the timestamp of the configuration.

2.3.1 Local relay status

On suitable hardware, relay 1 can be used to signal outgoing/incoming stream loss. Here,

'green is good', it means that the stream is OK. If the stream is missing, the relay is

'switched off' / shown grey on the UI. It is configured this way so that if power is lost, the

logic for any equipment connected to this relay is consistent.

2.3.2 Stream details

In decoder mode the middle section of the UI beneath the relay status shows some details

about the received stream: bitrate, detected latency and some indicators as to the quality

of the link: significant numbers of lost, duplicated or dropped frames should be

investigated.

2.4 Advanced users: configuring the client device

The Reflector Client should not need any configuration in most cases, however there can

be some occasions when it is necessary for infrastructure reasons to configure certain

settings.

Clicking on the 'Configuration' tab on the UI navigates to a screen that allows the user to

set the network details for the device, should this prove necessary. If the environment

supports DHCP and DNS, then typically no extra configuration is required.

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