ADDERLink Digital ipeps Manual

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Sound control
This option provides a range of options related to the audio capabilitie\
s of the 
Digital iPEPS.
FormatuLaw - Use when transmitted data needs to be minimised - 8-bit compressed data.
Linear - Use when high quality audio performance is required - 16-bit uncompressed (raw) data is transmitted.  
Sample rateThe number of audio samples per second (in Hz). 8000 produces less samples and hence uses less network bandwidth. 48000...

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Virtual Media 
The Adder Virtual Media feature allows you to remotely make files avai\
lable 
to a host computer that is linked to the Digital iPEPS. Disk drives, sin\
gle files 
or collections of files and folders up to 2GB in size can be mounted v\
ia the 
VNC link, and appear as a read-only disk on the host. This can prove to \
be an 
invaluable tool when upgrading host computers from remote positions. 
Note: The file transfer is in one...

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Remotely exporting a disk drive to the host
1 On the remote system, log into the Digital iPEPS using the VNC viewer. 
2  Press F8 and then V to display a Virtual Media dialogue box: 
Remote Drive(s)This section lists any located storage devices on the remote system that are 2GB or less, and which could be copied en masse to the host computer, if desired.
Remote Files or FoldersClick Browse to search for and select single or multiple...

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Resetting the Digital iPEPS to factory default
For situations where the IP address or the password has been forgotten, \
or the 
Digital iPEPS is being reinstalled, it is possible to reset the unit to \
its original 
factory settings. This erases all configuration such as hosts, users a\
nd passwords, 
and restores the default network address.
To perform a factory reset:
1 Disconnect the power, USB and video cables from the Digital iPEPS...

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Further information
This chapter contains a variety of information, including the following:\
•	 Getting	assistance	-	see	right
•	 Appendices
•	Safety information
•	Warranty
•	End user licence agreement
•	Radio frequency energy statements
Getting assistance
If you are still experiencing problems after checking the information co\
ntained 
within this guide, then we provide a number of other solutions:
•	Online solutions and updates –...

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Appendix 1 - VNC viewer connection options
Note: If you are using a later version of VNC viewer than that provided \
with the 
product originally, some menus may differ slightly from those shown here\
.
When you are connecting to 
the Digital iPEPS using the VNC 
viewer, a number of options are 
available. 
Note: If you make any changes to the options given here and wish to reta\
in 
them for successive connection sessions, ensure that the...

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Inputs
Inputs:
When set to ‘Enabled’, all primary 
options below are ticked. The 
‘Disabled’ setting unticks all of the 
primary options (causing ‘view-only 
mode’ where no control data may 
be sent to the Digital iPEPS. The 
‘Custom’ setting is shown if you 
choose your own combination of 
options.
Enable keyboard input
Allows keyboard data to be 
transferred to the Digital iPEPS.
Pass special keys directly to server
When ticked,...

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Connection
The options on this page are not 
relevant to Digital iPEPS connections 
and should be left in their default 
states.
Expert
The options within this section 
work correctly with Digital iPEPS in 
their default states and should not 
require alteration except in special 
circumstances.      

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Appendix 2 - VNC viewer window options
Click the VNC icon in the top left corner of the viewer window (or pres\
s F8) to 
display the window options: 
Standard window control items
Full screen
Expands the VNC viewer window to fill the whole screen 
with no visible window edges or toolbar. Press F8 to re-
display this menu.
Single mouse mode (P)
Used for fast network connections where a second, 
“predictor” cursor is not required.
Ctrl,...

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Appendix 3 - Java viewer options
When you are connecting to 
the	Digital	iPEPS	using	the	Java	
viewer, a number of options are 
available. 
There are four options pages:
Encoding and colour level
Auto select
When ticked, this option will examine the 
speed of your connection to the Digital iPEPS 
and apply the most suitable encoding method. 
This option is suggested for the majority of 
installations.
Preferred encoding
There are three...