StarTech.com SV1115IPEXEU - Manual (Page 19)

Instruction Manual
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NOTE: While these four sections remain stationary, depending on your selections, the
center of the page will display the desired content.
Main Menu selections
NOTE: Some of the following items may not be present, based on assigned user
privileges (i.e. non-admin users will not see any items under the Admin category.).
The Home screen offers a Screen Thumbnail view of the controlled computer, as well
as basic file transfer functions, Monitoring Information, System Identification and VNC
Client options.
The USB File Transfer function allows you to upload files to a virtual (emulated) USB
drive. For more information, please view the Help listing for this section.
The Preferences screen offers several configuration options, pertaining to the
functionality of SV1115IPEXT. Here, you will be able to customize settings to optimize
overall performance, (i.e. Encryption options, VNC options, display and bandwidth
options etc.), according to each user’s individual preferences. Please save your
selections by clicking the Save Changes button.
The Snapshots screen allows you to view and save a screenshot of the controlled
computer in its current state. This screenshot will update periodically (automatically).
Saved image files are stored in .PNG format.
The SV1115IPEXT is able to emulate a virtual disk drive attached to the host via USB,
and must have the optional USB cable connected to the SV1115IPEXT and the host
computer to function. Depending on configuration, it will appear to the host as a
floppy drive (1.44MB), an 8MB RAMdisk or a CD-ROM. The host computer does not
require any special drivers or other configuration. You can transfer files to the virtual
disk at any time. SV1115IPEXT will wait until the host is not using the disk, and add
or remove the files. When the host computer next looks at the drive, it will notice the
changes. You can read files from the virtual disk at any time, as long as the host is not
actively writing to the disk. All of this happens in the background, and you may treat
the virtual disk as a shared drive without restrictions.