Two Modes Of Communication, Features | ViewSonic ND4210w instruction

TWO MODES OF COMMUNICATION

There are two modes of communication with the ND4210w Network Display: an HTTP web interface and a Telnet advanced command line interface. This document focuses on the web interface only.

FEATURES

•Integrated display for A/V IP delivery

•Multiple Network Displays can be daisy chained with different IP addresses

•Supports scheduling of different video content across multiple displays

•No need for additional external PC or set-top box with a switch

•Remote management control and status reporting

•MPEG A/V decoding, MPEG 1/2/4, Macromedia Flash

•Auto-MDIX (no crossover cabling)

•Powerful combination of the Sigma Design® EM8621L and the Freescale® MPC8247 for smooth playback

•Can be installed with an optional wall mount

•Uses Tivella® content management software

•Devices can be remotely controlled from virtually anywhere with a network or internet connection

•Wireless Ethernet support eliminates the need to run cables to an existing network

•Remote management allows you to adjust the screen and see valuable information without being physically in front of the unit

•Network ready, easy installation

•Local content buffering or storing in hard drive

•AJAX support in browser

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Contents

Page This page left blank for dual-sided printing Product disposal at end of product life Product RegistrationViewSonic Corporation ViewSonic ND4210w Contents SETTING UP THE NETWORK DISPLAYINTRODUCTION MANAGEMENT HELP ADMINISTRATIONACTIONS APPENDIX ViewSonic ND4210w REQUIREMENTS PACKAGED CONTENTSOPTIONAL ACCESSORY INTRODUCTION Ethernet cable Switch or Router PC TWO MODES OF OPERATIONSTANDALONE TAS MANAGED TWO MODES OF COMMUNICATION FEATURES VOL - lowers the volume MENU shows the IP address on the screen FRONT VIEWPOWER turns screen/ audio power off CH changes stream channel in development VOL + raises the volume RESET button BACK VIEW POWER button On/Standby Show IP REMOTE CONTROL SETTING UP THE NETWORK DISPLAY 1. CONNECT TO A SWITCH OR ROUTER Back view Connect Multiple Network Displays optional speaker 2. TURN POWER ON TO THE NETWORK DISPLAYConnect External Speakers optional Power Button 4. LOGIN 3. PUT BATTERIES IN REMOTE CONTROL MANAGEMENT STARTUP URL/NETWORK CONFIGURATION 4. If any changes were made to this screen, do the following BROWSER CONFIGURATION Page VNC CLIENT MANAGEMENT 1. Move the Brightness slider values range between -128 and TAS CONFIGURATION FTP SERVER SYSTEM SERVICES CONFIGURATION VIDEO UDP/RTP MULTICAST ACTIONS VIDEO HTTP 3. Click Start VIDEO IPTV1. Under Video, enter the IP Address and Port of the Video stream 2. Under Audio, enter the IP Address and Port of the Audio stream Press Start to start the video from the beginning VIDEO FILEPress Stop to end the video not Pause To create a playlist PLAYLIST VNC CLIENT ACTIONS OSD very transparent TRANSPARENCYOSD not transparent GO TO URL ADVANCED VIDEO CONFIGURATION ADMINISTRATION SECURITY SAVE CONFIGURATION DEFAULT SETTINGS/RESET REBOOT FIRMWARE UPGRADE STATUS HELP LICENSE 2. In the Serial Number field, type the Serial Number click Apply SERIAL NUMBER ABOUT MANAGEMENT APPENDIXSCREENS ACTIONS ADMINISTRATION HELP T = Telephone CUSTOMER SUPPORTCountry/Region Website MERCURY WARNING COMPLIANCE AND SAFETY NOTICESFCC CLASS A COMPLIANCE NOTICE UNITED STATES GOST-R CERTIFICATION CANADIAN COMPLIANCE NOTICE For EU-member states only as follows EUROPEAN COMPLIANCE NOTICE CCC Class A Declaration FOR TAIWAN AND OTHER TRADITIONAL CHINESE MARKETSCHINA CCC MARK DECLARATION OF ROHS COMPLIANCE Important Safety Instructions DATA LOSS DISCLAIMER CLEANING THE DEVICE Communication SPECIFICATIONSNetwork Audio LIMITED WARRANTY