Mold-Masters M2 - Configure a Remote Connection; Remote Applications; Multiple Consoles using Master IP Address

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NETWORK INFORMATION
Congure a Remote Connection
The Remote tab on the Utilities page allows you to congure two dif-
ferent functions.
Remote Applications
A VNC application is available to connect to, monitor and control an
external application that is hosted on a remote networked comput-
er. You can use either the whole screen, or just part of it, to view the
remote application.
To start the remote application
1. Open the Utilities page.
2. Choose the [
Remote] tab.
3. Enter the IP Address of the remote networked computer
4. If the remote application is Password protected you
need to enter it into the VNC password box, or, if it is
not, then the Password box may be left blank.
5. Select whether you wish to run the remote application
within the existing [
Window] or at [Full Screen] size.
6. Touch [
Start VNC] to initiate the remote application.
To Close the remote application
From the Utilities page…
1. If the remote application is running within the remote
window, then choose [
Stop VNC] on the side bar.
2. If the Remote application is running at full screen size then
there is no immediate control available to Stop VNC. Instead,
a timer offers a [
Stop VNC] option 10 seconds your last
button push on the remote application. You can accept the
[
Stop VNC] option to return to the Utilities page or [Cancel]
it to remain with the remote application for a while longer.
Multiple Consoles using Master IP Address
This is used to connect one TS Console to another such that two or
more consoles may work together to control one single device provid-
ed they are all interconnected via a Local Area Network.
To start, enter the IP Address of a remote Master Console which is
already linked to a controller cabinet. The local console will search the
LAN for that console and establish a connection. Once this has been
done then both consoles command and monitor a single controller
cabinet.
Any commands, such as Start of Stop, may be entered on either con-
sole, that command will be carried out and both consoles will see the
appropriate changes. The two consoles are then in effect, working in
parallel.