Daktronics VIP-4060 User manual

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VIP-4060
Video Image Processor
Operator’s Manual
DD1804047 Rev 09—08 May 2015

DD1804047
Product 1578
Rev 09—08 May 2015
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Table of Contents i
Table of Contents
Section 1: Introduction.......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1 Daktronics Contact Information ........................................................................................................................ 1
Section 2: First-Time System Setup & Launch ................................................................................................... 3
2.1 Physical Connections........................................................................................................................................... 3
DVX LED Display ......................................................................................................................................... 3
Video System ................................................................................................................................................. 3
Supported DVI/VGA Resolutions ...................................................................................................... 3
Connecting SDI or Daktronics V-Max™4 Signal............................................................................... 3
Connecting DVI Video.......................................................................................................................... 4
Temperature and CAN Light Sensors........................................................................................................ 4
Phoenix Connection...................................................................................................................................... 4
Network.......................................................................................................................................................... 4
Power .............................................................................................................................................................. 4
2.2 Computer-to-VIP-4060 Communication........................................................................................................... 4
Downloading DisplayFind Application .................................................................................................... 5
Launching DisplayFind Utility ................................................................................................................... 5
DisplayFind Utility ....................................................................................................................................... 5
Finding the VIP-4060 Network Internet Protocol (IP) Address ............................................................. 6
2.3 Computer System Requirements ....................................................................................................................... 6
2.4 Software Installation............................................................................................................................................ 7
Detecting & Installing Silverlight®Application........................................................................................ 7
Detection ................................................................................................................................................. 7
Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 7
Installing Java®Software.............................................................................................................................. 8
Enabling JavaScript®Language and Java®Software................................................................................ 8
Internet Explorer®Browser................................................................................................................... 8
Firefox®Browser .................................................................................................................................. 10
2.5 VIP-4060 System Login...................................................................................................................................... 10
2.6 ChoosingaCongurationPort ........................................................................................................................ 11
2.7 Displaying Initial Video .................................................................................................................................... 11
Display Control ........................................................................................................................................... 11
Display Adjustments .................................................................................................................................. 12
Display Backup............................................................................................................................................ 13
Section 3: User Interface Basics ........................................................................................................................ 15
3.1 Window Basics.................................................................................................................................................... 15
3.2 Communication Indicators ............................................................................................................................... 15
Communication Status............................................................................................................................... 15
Failed & Pending Communication........................................................................................................... 16
3.3 Application Menu .............................................................................................................................................. 16
Help/Manual Icon...................................................................................................................................... 16
About Icon.................................................................................................................................................... 16
Communication Settings Icon ................................................................................................................... 16
Timeouts................................................................................................................................................ 16
Conguration ....................................................................................................................................... 16
BackupDisplayCongurationIcon......................................................................................................... 17

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LoadDisplayCongurationBackupIcon............................................................................................... 17
RetrieveCongurationIcon ...................................................................................................................... 17
SendCongurationIcon ............................................................................................................................ 17
3.4 Using Primary & Backup VIP-4060 Systems.................................................................................................. 18
Section 4: VIP-4060 Conguration Tabs............................................................................................................ 19
4.1 Display Control Tab........................................................................................................................................... 19
Display Mode .............................................................................................................................................. 20
Test Pattern ........................................................................................................................................... 20
DVI......................................................................................................................................................... 21
SDI.......................................................................................................................................................... 21
VMax...................................................................................................................................................... 21
Custom Image ...................................................................................................................................... 21
Module Pattern..................................................................................................................................... 21
Dimming Mode ........................................................................................................................................... 23
Auto ....................................................................................................................................................... 24
Manual................................................................................................................................................... 24
GPS......................................................................................................................................................... 24
ERTD...................................................................................................................................................... 24
Color Adjustment........................................................................................................................................ 25
Source & Target........................................................................................................................................... 26
Source .................................................................................................................................................... 26
Input Video Status ...................................................................................................................................... 26
4.2 Tools Tab ............................................................................................................................................................. 27
Set Time/Date ............................................................................................................................................. 27
Run File Check............................................................................................................................................. 27
Reset Display ............................................................................................................................................... 28
Clear Memory.............................................................................................................................................. 28
System Status Information......................................................................................................................... 28
4.3 Additional Tabs .................................................................................................................................................. 29
Section 5: Exchange/Repair & Return Programs ............................................................................................. 31
5.1 Exchange Program ............................................................................................................................................. 31
5.2 Repair & Return Program ................................................................................................................................. 32
Shipping Address........................................................................................................................................ 32
5.3 Daktronics Warranty & Limitation of Liability ............................................................................................. 32
Glossary ............................................................................................................................................................. 33
Appendix A: Technical Specications................................................................................................................... 35
Appendix B: Supplementary Documents .............................................................................................................. 37
Appendix C: Daktronics Warranty & Limitation of Liability................................................................................. 39

Introduction 1
Section 1: Introduction
This manual is intended to help Daktronics customers operate the VIP-4060. Daktronics recommends
reviewing all of the information in this manual in order to understand the features that the VIP-4060 offers.
This manual assumes the user has a basic working knowledge of the Windows®operating system, including
using menus and folders. If a user is unfamiliar with this operating system, there are many resources
available to assist in understanding it. Terms that describe commonly used personal computer operations are
used frequently in this manual.
1.1 Daktronics Contact Information
Users can access the VIP-4060 Operator’s Manual via the blue question mark button in the top-left corner of
the screen. If further assistance is required, Daktronics Customer Service is available 24/7 via phone or
online connection.
Daktronics Customer Service can be reached via telephone by calling either number below:
• United States and Canada: 1-800-DAKTRON (1-800-325-8766)
• Outside the U.S. and Canada: [phone]
Daktronics online customer support can be reached by entering the address below into a web browser:
• www.daktronics.com/support

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Section 2: First-Time System Setup & Launch
2.1 Physical Connections
DVX LED Display
ConnectingtheVIP-4060totheDVXLEDdisplayrequiresduplexLCber-optic
cables. To connect the VIP-4060 to the display, follow the steps below while
referring to Figure1:
1. Locate Port A and Port B on the back of the VIP-4060.
Note:Both ports can be used to connect primary data and back-up data to
the display.
2. InserttheduplexLCber-opticcablesintotheircorrespondingports.
The cables will click into place when seated properly. Match the supplied
cable label to the port label.
Note:Removeberdustcoversfromcablespriortoinsertingintoports.
Video System
There are four video feed options - DVI, 720p SDI, 1080p @30fps SDI, or Daktronics V-Max™signal - for
connecting a video feed to the VIP-4060 system. The type of video feed determines which will be used. In
stand-alone systems, the options are generally 720p SDI or DVI. Daktronics-supplied control systems use
V-Max™4 signal output to connect components.
Note:DVI resolutions up to SXGA are supported (i.e. 640x480, 800x600, 1024x720, 1280x720, 1280x960,
1280x1024, 1400x900).
Supported DVI/VGA Resolutions
Video Standard Resolution
(Pixels) Video Standard Resolution (Pixels)
VGA 640x480 WXGA 1360x768
SVGA 800x600 SXGA 1280x960
XGA 1024x768 SXGA 1280x1024
WXGA 1280x720 WXGA+ 1440x900
Connecting SDI or Daktronics V-Max™4 Signal
To connect the video feed to the VIP-4060 system, follow the steps below:
1. Connect the BNC cable to the top SDI/V-Max™4 input. Refer to Figure2.
2. Rotate the connector a quarter turn clockwise to lock.
3. Ensure that a 75 ohm terminator is connected to the bottom BNC.
Note:The bottom BNC does not function as a loop out on the VIP-4060.
Figure 1: Fiber-Optic Ports
Figure 2: SDI/V-Max™4
Input

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Connecting DVI Video
To connect the DVI video to the VIP-4060 system, follow the steps below:
1. Insert a male plug into the female jack.
2. Turn the screws on the male plug clockwise to lock. Refer to Figure3.
Temperature and CAN Light Sensors
To enable temperature and light sensors, follow the steps below while referring
to Figure4:
1. Connect the Daktronics-supplied sensor cable to the Light/Temp port.
2. Rotate the connector clockwise a quarter turn to lock.
Phoenix Connection
Use the Phoenix connection to enable peripheral devices such as direct light
sensors. Refer to Figure5.
Network
To connect the VIP-4060 to the network, follow the steps below:
1. Connect an RJ45 network cable to the network port on the VIP-4060.
Refer to Figure6.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to the computer or network.
Power
To connect power to the VIP-4060, follow the steps below:
1. Connect the cord into the jack on the VIP-4060. Refer to Figure7.
2. Plug the cord into an outlet.
2.2 Computer-to-VIP-4060 Communication
Once the physical connections have been made, navigate to the network address
oftheVIP-4060torunthecongurationapplicationstoredwithinthedevice.The
IP address is located in the documentation that arrived with the equipment or on
the label on the back of the VIP-4060.
TechNote: New customers receive the VIP-4060 with a
factory-determined IP address in the equipment documentation. The
DisplayFind utility helps technicians in troubleshooting situations.
Figure 3: DVI Input
Figure 4: Sensor Cable
and Port
Figure 5: Phoenix Connection
Figure 6: Network Input
Figure 7: Power Port

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Downloading DisplayFind Application
Users can download the DisplayFind application from either the control software CD or from the Internet. To
downloadtheDisplayFindlefromtheInternet,followthestepsbelow:
1. Open a web browser (i.e. Internet Explorer®or Firefox® browser).
2. Navigate to dakles.daktronics.com.
3. Click venus1500>Utils>DisplayFind>DisplayFind.exe.
4. Select Run to download the DisplayFinder utility or Savetosavetheleto
the computer for later use.
Launching DisplayFind Utility
TheDisplayFindleautomaticallyopensifRun was selected in Step 4 above.
If Save was selected instead of Run,locatewheretheDisplayFindlewassavedduringdownloadand
double-click the icon to open the program. Refer to Figure8.
DisplayFind Utility
Each item listed at the top of the DisplayFind utility should have a green check mark as shown in
Figure9. If an item has a red Xnext to it as shown in Figure10, click it for additional information or to access
the download.
Figure 9: DisplayFind Utility Window
A red Xis shown next to TheCurrentUserIsNotAnAdministrativeUserOnThisComputer if the user
does not have administrative rights on the computer being used. Administrative rights are needed to install
the Silverlight®application. After installation, administrative rights are no longer necessary.
A red Xis shown next to WindowsFirewallisCurrentlyBlockingCommunication if the Windows®
rewallisnotdisabled.Windows®rewallshouldbetemporarilydisabledtoallowdiscoveryresponsesto
bereceivedfromanydisplays.Otherthirdpartyanti-virus/rewallapplications(i.e.McAfee®, Symantec®,
ZoneAlarm®software, etc.) should also be temporarily disabled.
Note:FirewallexceptionsshouldbeconguredtoallowinboundTCPandUDPtrafconPort3702if
temporary disabling is not desired.
A green check mark next to SilverlightVersion indicates that the Silverlight®application is installed on the
computer. A red Xindicates that the Silverlight®application is not installed or that the installed version is not
Silverlight®2.0 or newer.
Figure 8: DisplayFind Icon
Figure 10: DisplayFind Utility Errors

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Finding the VIP-4060 Network Internet Protocol (IP) Address
AfterinstallingtheDisplayFindprogram,followthestepsbelowtondthenetworkIPaddress:
1. Start the DisplayFind application.
2. Click FindDisplays. Refer
to Figure11.
3. Click the drop-down arrow next to the
AdapterName text box and choose the
Ethernet adapter to connect to
the controller.
4. Select the correct controller
name for the site from the list of
controllers found.
Note:If multiple VIP-4060 controllers
are found, use the Media Access
Control (MAC) address or Dynamic
HostCongurationProtocol(DHCP)
name from the label on the back of
the VIP-4060 to select the appropriate system. The address name begins with M4 or DAKT. Refer to
Figure12 and Figure13 for examples.
Figure 12: M4 Address Name
2.3 Computer System Requirements
For the best experience, the VIP-4060 requires the following:
• Silverlight®2.0 application (or newer)
• Java®software 1.6.0.14 (or newer)
• JavaScript®enabled in the browser
For the best browser experience, the VIP-4060 requires the following:
• Internet Explorer®6.0 browser (or newer)
• Firefox®3.5 browser (or newer)
Figure 11: Display Finder
Figure 13: DAKT Address Name

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2.4 Software Installation
Detecting & Installing Silverlight®Application
If the DisplayFind utility was not used to connect to the display, open a web browser window and follow the
steps in the following section to download and install the Silverlight®application.
Silverlight®application version 2.0 or newer is required to use the VIP-4060. The VIP-4060 will indicate if the
system needs to install the Silverlight®application or perform an update (internet access required).
Detection
To determine if the Silverlight®application is already installed, open
an internet browser window and enter the VIP-4060 system’s IP
address into the browser’s address bar (i.e. http://<IPaddress>).
If the Silverlight®application is installed, the VIP-4060 login window
will open; if no login window opens, the Silverlight®application
needs to be installed.
Installation
If the Silverlight®application is not installed on the host
machine, the user will see the InstallMicrosoft®Silverlight®
icon as shown in Figure14. To install the Silverlight®
application, follow the steps below:
1. Click the Install icon as shown in Figure14. This
will cause the FileDownload-SecurityWarning
window to open.
2. Click Run in the security warning window. Refer to
Figure15. The InstallSilverlight®dialog box opens
next. Refer to Figure16.
3. Click Installnow in the dialog box to begin installation. The InstallationStatus window tracks the
progress of the installation. Refer to Figure17.
4. Click Close in the Installationsuccessful window to complete the Silverlight®program installation.
Refer to Figure18.
Figure 16: Installation Dialog Box
Following a successful installation, the DaktronicsRemoteDisplayConguration window opens to reveal
control tabs which include: DisplayControl, Tools, PanelAdjustment, Conguration, and Advanced. Refer
to Section4.1.
Figure 14: Silverlight®Installation Icon
Figure 15: File Download Security Window
Figure 17: Status Window Figure 18: Competed Installation

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Installing Java®Software
Java®softwareversion1.6.0.14ornewerisrequiredtousetheVIP-4060congurationapplication.IfJava®
software is not installed on the computer, the prompt in Figure19 will open during login.
Note:It is only necessary to install Java®Runtime Environment software.
Figure 19: Missing Plugins Prompt
To install Java®software, follow the steps below:
1. Click InstallMissingPlugins... as shown in
Figure19 or navigate to http://java.com/en/. Refer
to Figure20.
2. Enter http://<DHCPname> in the address bar (i.e.
http://M41053) after installing Java® software, and
proceed to the login instructions.
Note:Daktronics recommends disabling the Java®
cache. Refer to Section6.2.
Enabling JavaScript®Language and Java®Software
JavaScript®language must be enabled to use the VIP-4060 user interface. If JavaScript®language is not
enabled, a prompt will open or the user may be asked to install the Silverlight®application when it has
already been installed. JavaScript®language may be enabled in either the Internet Explorer®browser or the
Firefox® browser.
Internet Explorer®Browser
To enable JavaScript®language in the Internet Explorer®browser, follow the steps below:
1. Open the Internet Explorer®browser and select Manageadd-ons from the Tools menu drop-down
list. Refer to Figure21.
Figure 21: Manage Add-Ons
Figure 20: Java®Software Installation Prompt

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2. Click the drop-down arrow for the Showlist and select Alladd-ons. Refer to Figure22.
Figure 22: View All Add-Ons
3. Navigate to OracleAmerica,Inc. in the results window using the scroll bar on the right.
4. Select the line for JavaPlug-in1.60_xx and click the Enable button in the lower-right corner of the
window. Refer to Figure23.
Figure 23: Enable Java®Plug-In
5. Click the Close button to exit the window.
6. Restart the internet browser.

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Firefox®Browser
To enable JavaScript®language in the Firefox®browser,
follow the steps below:
1. Open the Firefox®browser and navigate to Tools
>Options in the drop-down menu list.
2. Click the Content tab in the Options dialog box.
3. Check the EnableJava and the EnableJavaScript
boxes. Refer to Figure24.
4. Click OK.
2.5 VIP-4060 System Login
To log in to the VIP-4060, follow the steps below:
1. Locatethesystem’sDynamicHostConguration
Protocol (DHCP) name on the label on the back of
the VIP-4060. This label will begin with either M
or DAKT. Refer to Figure12 and Figure13 on
page 6 for examples.
Note:The Internet Protocol (IP) address may be
used in place of the DHCP name.
2. Open an internet browser window and enter
http://<DCHP> into the address bar
(i.e. http://M41053 or http://DAKT020345). This
opens the login dialog box shown in Figure25.
3. Type Dak in the Username text box. The VIP-4060
isfactory-conguredwithnopassword.RefertoFigure25.
Note:Thedisplayadministratorcanchoosetopassword-protectthedeviceafterinitialconguration.
Daktronics recommends adding a password.
4. Click LogIn.
If the above login procedure is not successful, perform the following steps:
1. Open the DisplayFind application. Refer to
LaunchingDisplayFindUtility on page 5.
2. Click FindDisplays. Refer to Figure26.
3. Locate and select the controller name.
Note:If multiple controllers are found, reference
the MAC address or DHCP name from the label
on the back of the VIP-4060 to select the
appropriate system.
Figure 24: Enable JavaScript®Language
Figure 25: Login Dialog box
Figure 26: Display Finder

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If the login was unsuccessful, an error message will
appear in the Log In box. Refer to Figure27. Try logging
in again or contact Daktronics for assistance.
Note:If Java®software was installed just prior to login, a
series of warning security alerts will open:
• For the Javahasdiscoveredapplication
componentsthatcouldindicateasecurity
concernalert, click Yes.
• For the series of alerts Theapplication’sdigital
signaturecannotbeveried, click Run.
2.6 Choosing a Conguration Port
Thedefaultcongurationportis4500.Ifthisisnot
available, choose a new port by following the steps below:
1. Click the CommunicationSettings icon in the left
column of the application menu. Refer to
Figure28. This opens the Settings dialog box.
2. Select the Conguration sub-tab.
3. Uncheck the UseDefaultCongurationport
check box. Refer to Figure29.
4. Enterthenewcongurationportnumberinthe
CongurationPort text box or use the arrows to
change the number.
Note:The new CongurationPort setting is saved to a
temporarysettingsle.Whenthecacheiscleared,the
temporary settings are deleted and will need to
berecongured.
2.7 Displaying Initial Video
To quickly output initial video to the display and test the
functionality of the system, follow the instructions below. For more detailed information, refer to Section4.2.
Display Control
To show video on the display, follow the steps below:
1. Navigate to the DisplayControl tab and select
the Displaymode/Testpatterns/Dimming
mode sub-tab. Refer to Figure30.
2. Select a video source (DVI, SDI, or V-Max) from
the Displaymode drop-down list.
Figure 27: Login Error Message
Communication Settings
Figure 28: Communication Settings Icon
Figure 29: Settings Conguration Tab
Figure 30: Display Control Sub-Tabs

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3. Select the Monitor drop-down list. Click Input or
Outputtoenableeasierconguration.Refer
to Figure31.
4. Click the Source&Target sub-tab and select
Source to choose the video signal. Refer
to Figure32.
5. ChooseallmodeforthedisplayfromtheFull,
Pillar, and Letterbox icons located above the
Source tab. Refer to Figure33.
Figure 32: Source & Target Sub-tab
Source & Target Sub-tab
6. Click the >>tab on the right-side of the window for additional display information.
Display Adjustments
Click the Displaymode/Testpatterns/Dimmingmode sub-tab to open the display adjustment controls.
• Dimming – To manually adjust dimming, choose Manual from
the Dimmingmode drop-down list and use the slider to select
the preferred value. Refer to Figure34. To automatically adjust
dimming, click Auto from the Dimmingmode drop-down list
and the display’s light sensor will adjust the values according to
environmental conditions. Dimming can also be determined by
the display’s location using GPS coordinates. Refer to Section4.1
and Section5 for additional dimming information.
• Gamma – To adjust gamma, navigate to the ColorAdjustments
withColorSpaceandGamma sub-tab. Use the slider to select the preferred gamma value. Refer
to Figure35.
Figure 35: Color Adjustments Sub-tab
Figure 31: Monitor Drop-Down List
Figure 33: Display Fill Mode
Figure 34: Dimming Adjustment

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Display Backup
Displaybackupclonesallcongurationlesandthecurrenttranslationtable.Itishighlyrecommendedthat
thesystemcongurationisclonedpriortomakinganychanges.EachmachinethataccessestheVIP-4060
shouldincludeasavedworkingcopyofthecontrollerles.
Note:The Backupdisplayconguration function will duplicate all settings and Media Access Control
(MAC)addressesandoverwritelow-levelconguration.
Tobackupthecongurationles,followthestepsbelow:
1. Click the Backupdisplayconguration icon to open the SaveAs
window. Refer to Figure36.
2. Choose the SaveAs storage location by using the LookIn
drop-down list or the folder presentation pane. Refer to Figure37.
Note:AlllescanbedisplayedbyselectingtheFilesofType
drop-down list.
3. Typethenameofthesavedleinthe
Filename text box.
Note:Placing the date of the backup
inthelenameisusefulincases
wherethecongurationhasbeen
changed but the previous settings
may be needed again.
4. Click Savewhennished.
Refer to Section3.3 for more information.
Backup display conguration
Figure 36: Backup Icon
Figure 37: Save As Window

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Section 3: User Interface Basics
The VIP-4060 system’s application windows share common elements that are always visible to the user,
including a basic header bar, presentation area, right column, and left column. Refer to Figure 38.
3.1 Window Basics
• HeaderBar contains the application title DaktronicsRemoteDisplayConguration.
• PresentationArea displays elements, information, and data related to current user selections and
systemtriggers.Settingsthatcanbemodiedbytheuserareshowninthisarea.
• RightColumn indicates the VIP-4060 communication status.
• LeftColumn contains icons and tools. The basic Help/Manual, About, and Communicationsettings
icons are always available. Following login, other icons and tools become available to the user.
Header Bar Right Column
Help/Manual
About
Communication Settings
Left Column
Presentation Area
Figure 38: Remote Display Conguration Screen
3.2 Communication Indicators
This section details the tools and features
available in the right column. Refer to Figure39
and Figure40.
Communication Status
• PossibleorActive – A green light
indicates that communication is
possible between the application
and the VIP-4060. A blinking green
light indicates that communication is
actively taking place. Refer
to Figure39.
Tasks – Click the green communication
status indicator light to view the Tasks
window. The open Tasks window lists
the tasks currently pending or recently
completed. Each task is listed as failed,
completed, or pending. Refer to
Figure40. Note: Do not drag the Tasks window outside the presentation area.
Communication status
Pending communication
Failed communication
Figure 39: Right Column Communication Features
Figure 40: Communication Tasks Window

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Failed & Pending Communication
• The Failedcommunication icon, a red dot with an X in the upper-right column, indicates how many
failed communications occurred during the current session. Refer to Figure39.
Note: When the session closes, the browser resets to 0.
• ThePendingcommunication icon, a yellow caution dot in the upper-right column, indicates how
many communications with the display are pending. Refer to Figure39.
3.3 Application Menu
This section details the tools and features available in the
left column. Refer to Figure41.
Help/Manual Icon
The Help or Manual icon, located at the top of the left
column, provides access to the online operator’s manual.
About Icon
The About icon provides version details and contact
information for Daktronics.
Communication Settings Icon
Selecting the Communicationsettings icon opens the
Settings window which provides quick access to the
Timeouts tab and the Conguration tab.
Timeouts
Adjust the CommunicationTimeout setting by increasing
or decreasing the length of time (in seconds) that is allowed
to pass before the VIP-4060 reports a connection problem.
Refer to Figure42.
Monitortimelimit controls how long the monitored
stream is presented.
Conguration
Statusrefresh adjusts how frequently the video processor
status is retrieved. Use the controls to set the rate (in
seconds) at which the system and display are refreshed
with new data. Refer to Figure43.
Tomodifythecongurationportsettings,unchecktheUse
DefaultCongurationport check box and enter the new
port number in the CongurationPort text box. Refer
to Section2.6.
Help/Manual
About
Log out
Communication settings
Backup display conguration
Load display conguration backup
Retrieve conguration
Send conguration
Figure 41: Left Column Application Menu Buttons
Figure 42: Timeouts Tab
Figure 43: Conguration Tab