Raritan Computer Video Gaming Accessories 5.0.3 Manuale Utente
Chapter 2: Operation
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Progressive Update increases the usability in constrained
bandwidth environments. When Progressive Update is enabled,
IP-Reach or Dominion initially sends an image of the remote
desktop at lower color depths, and then provides higher color
depth images as bandwidth allows.
IP-Reach or Dominion initially sends an image of the remote
desktop at lower color depths, and then provides higher color
depth images as bandwidth allows.
Note: When Color Depth is set to Auto Select Color (default), Progressive
Update is automatic. IP-Reach or Dominion will enable/disable Progressive
Update as required, disabling it for fast connections and enabling it for slow
connections.
Update is automatic. IP-Reach or Dominion will enable/disable Progressive
Update as required, disabling it for fast connections and enabling it for slow
connections.
Internet Flow Control: When using IP-Reach or Dominion over
an unpredictable public WAN (particularly in international
scenarios), checking the Internet Flow Control check box ensures
that packets transmitted by IP-Reach or Dominion are received
and reconstructed by MPC/RRC in the correct order.
scenarios), checking the Internet Flow Control check box ensures
that packets transmitted by IP-Reach or Dominion are received
and reconstructed by MPC/RRC in the correct order.
Smoothing (15-bit mode only): Use the slider to select the desired
level of video Smoothing. The level determines how aggressively
to blend screen regions with small color variation into a single
smooth color. Smoothing improves the appearance of target
video by reducing displayed video noise.
to blend screen regions with small color variation into a single
smooth color. Smoothing improves the appearance of target
video by reducing displayed video noise.
• (MPC Only) Frames Per Second: This setting instructs MPC how
often to redraw the video display of the target. This only affects the
client display behavior and has no bearing on the data rate of the
video being sent to the client. Setting this option higher makes the
video appear smoother but also requires more processing power.
client display behavior and has no bearing on the data rate of the
video being sent to the client. Setting this option higher makes the
video appear smoother but also requires more processing power.
1. Update the Security tab (not available for Generation 2 (G2) Raritan
devices):