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--- screencast [2021/03/17 10:27] – [Testing] atolstov
+++ screencast [2022/01/14 13:41] (current) – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation emozolyak
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+{{ network:menu-icon-cast.png?nolink&40|}}
 ====== Screencast ======
 ===== Introduction =====
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 The screencast serves to fulfil these requirements. You can create a context-sensitive environment to keep the operator focused. It will provide the dispatcher with only the information it needs without having to manually switch the dispatcher part.
+{{ network:screen_cast_gif.gif |}}
 ==== Best practises ====
 There are several typical solutions, where screencast is essential and which fully unlocks the potential of the screencast. Here it is:
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 It is the screencast user just after signing in. A "Remember me" checkbox will help to avoid signing in for such devices, e.g., which have no input devices.
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-Screencast mode is enabled, hence homepage for the user is ''192.168.1.1/screencast.php'', where 192.168.1.2 static IP address of the WebHMI.
+Screencast mode is enabled, hence homepage for the user is ''192.168.1.1/screencast.php'', where 192.168.1.1 static IP address of the WebHMI.
 This page always redirects to the page, which set in the screencast register. As a Lua script changes it, reload will be initiated.