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Digital Projection TITAN User Manual 5. Userware
Introduction
The Titan Userware provides an intuitive interface to enable control of many of the
features of the projector from a personal computer, via a LAN connection.
There are two versions of the Userware: the Applet version, stored on the projector
and the Standalone version, supplied on disk or from the Digital Projection website.
Applet version
• To activate the Userware, simply point the browser at the projector by typing its
LAN IP Address into the address bar, then press the Enter key or click on Go.
The Applet version does not require installation on the personal computer, as it
is in the form of a Java applet, downloaded automatically from the projector by
the browser. The first time the applet is downloaded, you may see the following
message:
• Tick the box and click OK. In future, the Userware will load immediately.
The Userware interface is organised into a number of pages, as listed below:
Show Lens Image Screen
MCGD TCGD Global Modal
info System
Each page is described in full later in this section.
When the Userware is started, the Show page will display immediately. The Page
buttons are always visible at the bottom of the display:
Disconnect
• Click on Disconnect to disconnect from the projector.
Reconnect
• To reconnect, click on the browser’s Refresh button,
or re-type the IP Address in the browser address box then press Return.
Notes
To use the Titan Userware the
Java Runtime Environment
software must be installed on
your browser. This software can
be downloaded, free of charge
from www.java.com.
The LAN IP Address of the
projector can be found in the
Network submenu of the Setup
menu, as described in section
4. Controlling the projector.
Whenever the projector is
connected to mains power,
whether in Running mode or
Standby mode, the Applet
version of the Userware will be
available.
The Applet version of the
Userware can be used only to
control the projector from which
it was downloaded.
The Userware can be used to
control only one projector at a
time, and only one instance can
be running at one time.
More than one computer can be
used to control more than one
projector on the same network.
New Java applet download:
Tick the box only if you trust the source.
I trust this applet. OK
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