ViewSonic IFP9850 IFP9850 User Guide - Page 5

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Contents

Safety Precautions

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Introduction

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10

Package Contents

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10

Wall Mount Kit Specifications (VESA)

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11

Product Overview

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12

Control Panel

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I/O Panel

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Remote Control

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Using Gestures

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Select and Deselect an Obj

ect (Clicking)

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Display Menu Op°ons (Right-Clicking)

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Double-Clicking

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Moving an Object

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Erasing Digital Ink

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Swipe Up for General Se±ngs

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Making Connections

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Connecting External Devices

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VGA Connection

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HDMI Connection

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RS232 Connection

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USB, Networking, and Microphone Connections

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Media Player Connection

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SPDIF Connection

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Video Output Connection

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Section	Page
Safety Precautions	3
Introduction	10
Package Contents	10
Wall Mount Kit Specifications (VESA)	11
Product Overview	12
Control Panel	12
I/O Panel	13
Remote Control	14
Using Gestures	17
Select and Deselect an Object (Clicking)	17
Display Menu Options (Right-Clicking)	17
Double-Clicking	17
Moving an Object	18
Erasing Digital Ink	18
Swipe Up for General Settings	18
Making Connections	19
Connecting External Devices	19
VGA Connection	19
HDMI Connection	19
RS232 Connection	20
USB, Networking, and Microphone Connections	21
Media Player Connection	22
SPDIF Connection	23
Video Output Connection	24
Using Your ViewBoard	25
Powering On/Off your ViewBoard	25
Initial Launch Setup	26
vLauncher - Customizable Welcome Screen	28
Tool Bar	29
ViewBoard On-Screen Display (OSD) Menu	35
General Settings	36
Audio Settings	38
Screen Settings	39
Display Settings	40
Adjust Settings	41
Advanced Settings	42
Wireless & Networks	42
Wi-Fi	43
Ethernet	44
Wireless Hotspot	45
BT	46
VPN	47
Share	49
Device	51
Theme	51
Display	51
Wallpaper	52
HDMI Out Encryption Setting	53
Burn-in Protection Interval	54
Storage	54
Sound	54
Personal	55
Security	55
Trusted Credentials	55
Clear Credentials	56
Unknown Sources	56
Language & Input	57
Language	57
Current Keyboard	57
Existing Keyboard	58
Startup and Shutdown	59
Startup Channel	59
Built-in PC Startup Option	59
Standby Mode	60
Black Screen After Startup	61
Close Power Off Reminder	61
Password for Screen Lock	62
Input Setting	63
Input Alias Switch	63
Wake on Active Source	64
Auto Search	64
Channel Auto Switch	64
No Signal Power Off	64
HDMI CEC Settings	64
Other Settings	65
Side Toolbar Channel	65
ECO Mode	65
System	66
Date & Time	66
About Device	68
System Update	68
Advanced	70
Mode	70
APP	71
Password	72
USB Disk Enable	72
Privacy	72
Embedded Applications and Settings	73
Embedded Digital Whiteboard App	73
myViewBoard	73
Floating Bar	73
Toolbar	73
vBoard Lite	75
User Interface:	75
Menu Options:	75
Watercolor Feature	76
ViewBoard Cast	77
Cast Sender from Windows-based Devices, Macbook, and Chrome devices.	78
Cast Sender from Mobile Devices: iOS-based (iPhone, iPad) and Android OS based phone/tablet.	79
Cast Out from a Mobile Device that Supports Annotation	80
Air Class	81
Voter	82
Responder	84
Message	84
Manager	84
Exit	84
Other Default Applications	85
Zoom	85
Join a Meeting	86
Start an Instant Meeting	87
Sweeper	88
Screen Lock	89
Set Password	89
Screen Lock Enabled	89
Chromium	90
Folders	91
RS-232 Protocol	93
Description	93
RS232 Hardware Specification	93
LAN Hardware Specification	94
RS232 Communication Setting	94
LAN Communication Setting	94
Command Message Reference	94
Protocol	95
Set-Function Listing	95
Get-Function Listing	101
Remote Control Pass-through Mode	109
Appendix	112
Specifications	112
Display Modes	113
VGA Mode	113
HDMI Mode	113
Troubleshooting	114
Maintenance	116
General Precautions	116
Cleaning the Screen	116
Cleaning the Case	116
Regulatory and Service Information	117
Compliance Information	117
FCC Compliance Statement	117
Industry Canada Statement	117
CE Conformity for European Countries	117
Declaration of RoHS2 Compliance	118
ENERGY STAR statement	119
Indian Restriction of Hazardous Substances	119
Product Disposal at End of Product Life	119
Copyright Information	120
Customer Service	121
Limited Warranty	122

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