Editor Toolbox
Pen Tool: Click this tool and move the mouse to the Editor Area. Press and Hold down the left button of
your mouse and move your mouse to free hand draw.
Brush Tool: Click this tool and move the mouse to the Editor Area. Press and hold down the left button of
your mouse and move your mouse to use the brushing function.
Line Tool: Click this tool and move your cursor to the starting point of the line. Move your mouse to the
end point of the line while holding down the left button of your mouse. Release the mouse button.
Outline Rectangle Tool: Click this tool. Select the starting point by moving your cursor and holding down
the left button of your mouse. Move the mouse at the end point and release the button.
Rectangle Tool: See Outline Rectangle Tool.
Outline Ellipse Tool: See Outline Rectangle Tool.
Ellipse Tool: See Outline Rectangle Tool.
Pointer Tool: Click this tool. Select the Editor Area by pressing and holding down the left button of your
mouse. The selected area will be round. Move the area by holding down the left button of your mouse to
the desired position. Release the button. Right click to fix.
Polygon Pointer Tool: See Pointer Tool.
Erase Tool: Click this tool. Press and hold down the left button of your mouse to erase the area you want.
Clear Tool: Click this tool and select the colour. Move the cursor to the Editor Area and left click. The
whole area will turn into that colour.
Text Tool: Click this tool. Move the cursor into the Editor Area. Left click your mouse and write your text.
You can cut and paste your text, select font sizes and text colours. Click the "OK" button to finish. You can
move the text to the desired position by dragging the text box.
Clear Function: Left click this button to clear the whole Editor Area.
Bmp File Function: Left click this button to export or import a BMP file.
Display Zoom In and Zoom Out
Select the zoom from 1 to 8, 1 being the smallest.
7.9. LAN Communication
How it Works
The display is first connected to the serial COM port of a computer in the LAN environment which we refer to as the
Receiver Slave Computer (RSC). The computer that will actually be transmitting messages to the LED display is
referred to as Transmitting Master Computer (TMC). The TMC will have the display control software installed. It is not
necessary to install the software on the RSC. Next step is to set up a "Generic / Text Only" printer driver on the RSC
and share it with the TMC. Once the setup is done and a message is created, a simple click on the "Send Via
Network" button will bring up the "PRINT" dialog window. Select the "Generic / Text Only" printer and click "OK" and
your message will be on its way.
RSC Printer Driver Setup
• Click on "Start", "Settings" and "Printer". The "PRINT" dialog window will appear.
• Double click on the "Add Printer" icon. The "Add Printer Wizard" window will appear.
• Click on "Next". Select "Local Printer" and click on "Next" again.
• Under "Manufacturers", search for "Generic" and click on "Next". If prompted "A driver is already installed to this
printer", select "Keep existing driver" and click "Next".
• Select the COM port on the RSC the display will connected to and click on "Next".
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