# Using the interface You can configure any settings by using the online interface (https://digitalhandpan.com/setup/) of the instrument, using WiFi connection. The interface has many settings, for example adjusting the sensitivity / curve of the tonefields and the body, noise thresholds, configuring MIDI maps, assigning panel knobs / pedal jacks to any instrument setting. As well, the creation and editing of custom scales is only possible on the interface. The online interface is also accessible through smartphones by using the internet browser and the same URL (https://digitalhandpan.com/setup/). ### Menus A menu with tabs opens on the tab you last used. The first time, Scales opens on the gallery and the other menus on their first tab. ### Status icon The interface always shows what status the instrument is in. When the circular icon is GREEN, it means the instrument is switched on and connected to the interface. When the circular icon is ORANGE, it means that the instrument is in power save mode (hit the dome to wake it up!). If there is no icon shown, the instrument is turned off or could not connect to WiFi. ![](media/interface-01.png) ### Changing settings on interface ![](media/interface-02.png) You can change the settings even when the instrument is turned off. Always make sure to press the SAVE button to apply the modified settings! Press the RESET button to apply the factory default settings. A loading icon will appear when the new setting is being processed. If there is no WiFi network available the instrument will continue to use the last saved configuration. When the instrument is connected to the interface, changes and edits in most menus are automatically saved, which take effect immediately on the instrument. In this case, the text "Autosave active" is displayed on the interface, instead of the save button! ### WiFi and Battery indicator ![](media/interface-03.png) The WiFi indicator shows the network’s strength. The Battery indicator shows the charge level of the battery when the instrument is turned on and connected to the WiFi. The battery bar is green if it is above 20%, and red if below 20% (~ 1.5 hours left).