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software:iviewer:settings [2013/05/03 11:52] jarrod [Reload GUI Assets] |
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| ====== iViewer Settings ====== | ====== iViewer Settings ====== | ||
| - | For help finding the settings screen on your iPhone/iPad or iPod Touch , see the How To Access iViewer Settings page.\\ | + | iOS and Android settings screens differ slightly visually, but the options remain the same. |
| - | After you access the iViewer Settings within the Settings.app, here are the options you will see:\\ | + | |
| + | For help finding the settings screen on your mobile device, see the [[software:iviewer:how-to-access-iviewer-settings|How To Access iViewer Settings page]].\\ | ||
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| + | For iOS, after you access the iViewer Settings within the Settings.app, here are the options you will see:\\ | ||
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| - | ===== Password ===== | + | For Android, after you access the iViewer Settings, here are the options you will see:\\ |
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| + | ===== Password === | ||
| To secure the connection to the Control System, a password can be set for the connection.\\ | To secure the connection to the Control System, a password can be set for the connection.\\ | ||
| Note: This password only relates to connection to Control Systems, and not External Systems.\\ | Note: This password only relates to connection to Control Systems, and not External Systems.\\ | ||
| By default, control systems being connected to do not require a password and this setting can be left blank.\\ | By default, control systems being connected to do not require a password and this setting can be left blank.\\ | ||
| - | See the documentation for integrating with systems using the Viewer Protocol for more information. | + | See the documentation for integrating with systems using the [[http://cmdf.us/controlprotocol|iViewer Protocol]] for more information. |
| ===== File URL ===== | ===== File URL ===== | ||
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| When this option is off, all assets will attempt to load from the cache on the device. Any assets missing from the cache will be requested from the GUI File URL and cached. | When this option is off, all assets will attempt to load from the cache on the device. Any assets missing from the cache will be requested from the GUI File URL and cached. | ||
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| + | **//If you have edited an image file, you need to have Reload GUI Assets enabled to force iViewer to recache the asset. Otherwise the old image file from cache will be used.//** | ||
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| ===== Remember Last GUI File ===== | ===== Remember Last GUI File ===== | ||
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| ===== Preload Images ===== | ===== Preload Images ===== | ||
| - | This option is only relevant if #Reload GUI File is turned on.\\ | + | This option is only relevant if [[#Reload-gui-layout|Reload GUI Layout]] is turned on.\\ |
| When this option is on, iViewer will attempt to cache all images in the whole project on launch.\\ | When this option is on, iViewer will attempt to cache all images in the whole project on launch.\\ | ||
| Otherwise, the images will only be cached when they are made visible (such as when a page is shown or subpage is shown).\\ | Otherwise, the images will only be cached when they are made visible (such as when a page is shown or subpage is shown).\\ | ||
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| So if you come across any problems with the GUI File not reloading even if you have 'Reload GUI File' enabled, most likely the app is not being closed between each launch but just running in the background. Disable multitasking to force iViewer to close fully each time you press the home button. | So if you come across any problems with the GUI File not reloading even if you have 'Reload GUI File' enabled, most likely the app is not being closed between each launch but just running in the background. Disable multitasking to force iViewer to close fully each time you press the home button. | ||
| + | ===== Disconnect on Exit/Sleep ===== | ||
| + | When this option is on, iViewer will forcibly close all communication sockets when the app is closed or the mobile device goes to sleep.\\ | ||
| + | This can be useful for when you want to ensure the systems are disconnected when the app is not in use.\\ | ||
| + | Any systems that are setup for constant connection will be reconnected as soon as the app is in use again. | ||
| ===== Remote Debugging ===== | ===== Remote Debugging ===== | ||
| + | iViewer includes the ability to remotely debug your projects using a web browser. This includes showing system connection status, join values, and a full log of all events as they occur. Even advanced JavaScript debugging is possible. See the [[software:iviewer:debugger|Remote Debugging]] page for more details. | ||
| - | For more details, see the Remote Debugging topic. | + | ==== Enable ==== |
| - | + | You can enable or disable remote debugging functionality within iViewer by setting this preference accordingly.\\ | |
| - | ==== Enable Logging ==== | + | When remote debugging is enabled, each time you launch iViewer it will show a prompt instructing you on how to connect the remote debugger, with an option to continue without debugging. |
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| - | Turn this option on to enable remote debugging. In BETA builds, this option is hard coded on. | + | |
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| - | ==== Remote Host ==== | + | |
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| - | The IP address or hostname for the computer running the logger application, NSLogger. | + | |
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| - | ==== Remote Port ==== | + | |
| - | The port that the logger application, NSLogger, is set to listen on. | + | ==== Local Port ==== |
| + | This setting will determine what port number the remote debugger will use for incoming connections.\\ | ||
| + | Set this to any valid port number (but we recommend using the private port range of 49152–65535 to avoid conflicts with any other ports bound by the operating system of your device).\\ | ||
| + | If left blank, iViewer will automatically generate a new port number to use for debugging on each launch. | ||
| ===== Legal ===== | ===== Legal ===== | ||
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