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| iOS and Android settings screens differ slightly visually, but the options remain the same. | iOS and Android settings screens differ slightly visually, but the options remain the same. | ||
| - | For help finding the settings screen on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, see the [[software:iviewer:how-to-access-iviewer-settings|How To Access iViewer Settings page]].\\ | + | 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]].\\ |
| For iOS, after you access the iViewer Settings within the Settings.app, here are the options you will see:\\ | For iOS, after you access the iViewer Settings within the Settings.app, here are the options you will see:\\ | ||
| {{:software:iviewer:iviewer4_settings.png?nolink|}} | {{:software:iviewer:iviewer4_settings.png?nolink|}} | ||
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| + | For Android, after you access the iViewer Settings, here are the options you will see:\\ | ||
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| ===== Password === | ===== Password === | ||
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| 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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| 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. | 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. | ||
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