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IBR-TOUCH-WL Dealer Settings Menu (cont'd)
Time interval to request status: Displays the dura-
tion between autodiscovery process activations.
Connect using Wi-Fi Only
This selection MUST be checked (enabled).
Tablet
Connection:
(1) Change/Create CUSTOM IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP
Wi-Fi Name and KEY: Select this feature to modi-
fy the factory default network settings of the
touchscreen. The Preferred Network dialog ap-
pears, allowing a new Wi-Fi Name (SSID) and a
new secret Key to be entered. Note that this infor-
mation can be changed at any time by re-running
this feature. Note: All wireless cameras in the
system must be unlocked before using this feature.
(2) Configure Wireless Camera: When wireless cam-
eras are first powered, they (by default) automati-
cally attempt to connect with the first access point
that answers using the default SSID of "PUBLIC".
This feature requests all cameras within range to
attempt to connect with a wireless router using the
custom SSID and secret Key previously created in
the menu item named "(1) Change/Create CUS-
TOM IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP SSID and KEY" de-
scribed above. Note: All wireless cameras in the
system must be unlocked before using this feature
(will read "Camera is unlocked" in popup).
(3.a) Lock Down IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP: Tap to protect
the wireless router / touchscreen connection by a
"lock down" process, ensuring a fixed connection
between the wireless router / touchscreen device
pairs. This selection disables the automatic con-
nection process that attempts to connect the
touchscreen with the first wireless router that an-
swers using the default SSID of "PUBLIC".
(3.b) Unlock IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP: To reverse the
"Lock Down" process described in the previous
menu selection.
(4) Restart Wi-Fi: Tap to perform a "warm boot" re-
start operation of the Wi-Fi, where the power is not
turned off and back on, and with the app running.
Minutes to check connection integrity: Tap to set
the number of minutes the touchscreen will auto-
matically attempt a restoration of the wireless con-
nection between the touchscreen and the wireless
router should this connection be interrupted. Se-
lectable durations are: 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15 and 20
(minutes).
BSSID used to LOCKDOWN IBRIDGE: Tap to enter
a new "broadcast" SSID (named "BSSID" in this
menu) to be stored in the touchscreen's memory,
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to be used by default when the touchscreen is re-
booted, powered off/on or emerges from Screen
lock.
Factory Default:
Tap to remove all user data and restore the IBR-
TOUCH-WL back to its original out-of-box factory con-
dition.
iBridge Updater
Update Server Address: Displays the IP Address
and Port number used by the network server when
the menu selection Check For Updates
(described below) is tapped.
Check for Updates: Tap to automatically check to
see if a newer version of the touchscreen firmware
is available from the location specified in the
"Source" menu item (described above). If a newer
version is available, follow the on-screen prompts
to load the firmware update files, as necessary.
Current Version: Displays the current version number
of the IBR-TOUCH-WL firmware.
Update iBridge Application from USB: Select if the
new firmware update is located on USB memory
(such as a thumb drive, portable hard drive,
memory stick, etc.), and you wish to use the USB
socket located on the side of the IBR-TOUCH-WL
to re-install the firmware. Note: The update file
must be placed in a folder named "napco" (case
sensitive) located in the top root directory.
Update Logo: Insert a USB thumb drive to add your
logo image to the Home Screen and "Keypad
Skin". The logo must be named "logo.png" (case
sensitive) and must be located in a folder named
"dealerLogo" (case sensitive) located at the top
root directory of the thumb drive. When this logo is
added successfully and later the logo is tapped,
the touchscreen opens its default browser to the
webpage specified in the Update Infopage menu
selection, detailed below. Note: Although the
touchscreen searches for the specific file name
"logo.png", the image file itself may be a .png,
.bmp or .jpeg format. However, the file must be re-
named "logo.png".
Update Infopage: Insert a USB thumb drive to add an
image that will display website or other corporate
information. The file must be named
"dealer.png" (case sensitive) and must be located
in a folder named "dealerLogo" (case sensitive)
located at the top root directory of the thumb drive.
When a logo is added to the Home Screen and
"Keypad Skin" using the Update Logo menu se-
lection (see above) and this logo is later tapped,
the "dealer.png" image file will appear enlarged on
the touchscreen.
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