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Maintain log file size:
To keep the log file size within
30MB. When log file size exceeds 30MB, the IBR-ITAB
deletes those log entries stored for the longest time (first in,
first out).
Delete Log File:
Tap to remove erase all entries in the log
file.
Show Log File
- Tap to view the log file entries in the IBR-
ITAB.
Show Logcat
- Tap to view the Android operating system
internal log entries.
Dealer Settings > Tablet > Screensaver Options
IBR-ITAB screen options that activate after a selected user
idle time duration (IBR-ITAB is operational but not being
used).
Screen dim timeout:
Reduces the IBR-ITAB screen
brightness to zero (dark) after the selected duration ends
and the idle time duration begins (15 or 30 seconds, 1, 2, 5,
or 20 minutes). To disable the screen dim feature, select
"Never Timeout".
Note:
When this feature is enabled and
the screen dims, just touch the screen to restore the dis-
play
.
Screen Darkness:
Allows the selection of darkness per-
centage after the screen dim timeout duration starts. Often
used in bedroom locations. Selections range from 0% (no
dim/bright) to 100% (fully dim to black) in 10% increments.
Dealer Settings > Tablet > Connection
The following four (4) menu items are detailed in the section
"
SECURE THE WIRELESS CONNECTION
".
(1) Change/Create CUSTOM IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP SSID and
KEY
: Select this feature to modify the factory default net-
work settings of the ISEE-WAP and IBR-ITAB. The
Pre-
ferred Network
dialog appears, allowing a new
SSID
and a
new secret
Key
to be entered, and the selection of either
WEP
or
WPA2
wireless encryption security protocol to be
used (we recommend using
WPA2
). Note that this informa-
tion can be changed at any time by re-running this feature.
Note:
The ISEE-WAP and all wireless cameras in the sys-
tem must be unlocked before using this feature.
(2) Tablet Connection/SSID Choice
: When first powered, by
default the IBR-ITAB automatically attempts to connect with
the first ISEE-WAP that answers using the default
SSID
of
"PUBLIC". This feature contains two selections, as follows:
•
NAPCO IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP:
Select to allow your
IBR-ITAB to attempt to connect with an ISEE-WAP using
the default
SSID
of "PUBLIC" and a blank
Key
(thus
matching the factory default settings of the ISEE-WAP).
•
CUSTOM SETUP:
Select to request your IBR-ITAB to
attempt to connect with an ISEE-WAP using the custom
SSID
and secret
Key
previously created in the menu
item named "
(1) Change/Create CUSTOM IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP
SSID and KEY
" described above.
For more information about how the IBR-ITAB attempts to
connect with the ISEE-WAP, see "
AUTO-DISCOVERY
PROCESS
" earlier in this manual.
(3) Configure Wireless Camera:
When wireless cameras are
first powered, they (by default) automatically attempt to con-
nect with the first ISEE-WAP that answers using the default
SSID
of "PUBLIC". This feature requests all cameras within
range to attempt to connect with an ISEE-WAP using the
custom
SSID
and secret
Key
previously created in the
menu item named "
(1) Change/Create CUSTOM IBRIDGE ISEE-
WAP SSID and KEY
" described above.
Note:
All wireless
cameras in the system must be unlocked before using this
feature.
(4) Lock Down IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP:
Tap to protect the ISEE-
WAP / IBR-ITAB connection by a "lock down" process, en-
suring a fixed connection between the ISEE-WAP / IBR-
ITAB device pairs. This selection disables the automatic
connection process that attempts to connect the IBR-ITAB
with the first ISEE-WAP that answers using the default
SSID
of "PUBLIC".
Unlock IBRIDGE ISEE-WAP:
To reverse the "Lock Down"
process described in the previous menu selection.
Minutes to check connection integrity:
Tap to set the num-
ber of minutes the IBR-ITAB will automatically attempt a res-
toration of the wireless connection between the IBR-ITAB
and the ISEE-WAP should this connection be interrupted.
Selectable durations are: 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15 and 20 (minutes).
Force Tablet Reconnection Now:
Text indicates current
status of the IBR-ITAB wireless connection. Regardless of
the current state of the connection, tap this option to force a
termination of the connection and to attempt a restoration.
When this selection is pressed, the menu items listed in the
WIFI settings
menu selection appear (see below).
BSSID used to LOCKDOWN IBRIDGE:
Tap to enter a new
"broadcast" SSID (named "BSSID" in this menu) to be
stored in the IBR-ITAB's memory, to be used by default
when the IBR-ITAB is rebooted, powered off/on or emerges
from Screen lock.
Dealer Settings > Tablet > System Settings
Date and Time:
Automatic:
When checked to enable, retrieves IBR-ITAB
date/time data automatically from network resources.
When enabled, the next three selections are ghosted
("grayed out" and not selectable).
Set date
: Tap to open a dialog that allows the month, day
and year to be manually set in the IBR-ITAB.
Note:
The
"Automatic" menu selection (above) must be unchecked to
enable this menu item.
Select time zone
: Tap to select a time zone to be used in
the IBR-ITAB.
Note:
The "Automatic" menu selection
(above) must be unchecked to enable this menu item.
Set time
: Tap to open a dialog that allows the current time
to be manually set in the IBR-ITAB.
Note:
The "Automatic"
menu selection (above) must be unchecked to enable this
menu item.
Use 24-hour format
: Check to display 24-hour military
time, as measured in hours numbered to twenty-four from
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