Difference between revisions of "MyViewBoard Manager"
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− | ==Download | + | ==Download Manager to devices== |
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* myViewBoard Manager can only be installed on Android-based ViewSonic devices such as [https://manuals.viewsonic.com/ViewSonic_User_Guide_Database IFPs and projectors]. All ViewSonic IFPs have Android built-in. | * myViewBoard Manager can only be installed on Android-based ViewSonic devices such as [https://manuals.viewsonic.com/ViewSonic_User_Guide_Database IFPs and projectors]. All ViewSonic IFPs have Android built-in. | ||
* To successfully use remote control features, ensure that TCP Port 443 is open on your network. | * To successfully use remote control features, ensure that TCP Port 443 is open on your network. | ||
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If in doubt, your IFP's user manual will most likely contain instructions on installing APK files. If you need further assistance, see if you can [https://support.viewsonic.com/en/support/solutions/33000134367 find your answers here], or contact your IFP reseller for more details. | If in doubt, your IFP's user manual will most likely contain instructions on installing APK files. If you need further assistance, see if you can [https://support.viewsonic.com/en/support/solutions/33000134367 find your answers here], or contact your IFP reseller for more details. | ||
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+ | The Manager web app is available for Entity admins on myviewboard.com, after signing in. To register a device under the entity (so it appears in the Manager web app), first download the Manager Android app to the device. | ||
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+ | The '''myViewBoard Manager''' app is only available for signed-in users. <br>To download: | ||
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+ | # Sign in to myViewBoard.com. | ||
+ | # Once signed in, click the <span class = "btn"> <i class = "fa fa-download"> </i> '''Download myViewBoard applications'''</span> on the top toolbar. | ||
+ | # Click <span class = "btn" style="color: #133fa0;"> '''Manager for Android Download'''</span> on the new window to start downloading. | ||
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+ | Direct download: [https://dl.myviewboard.com/latest?device_management https://dl.myviewboard.com/latest?device_management] | ||
− | = | + | {{ent:Blue_note |
+ | |1=For more information how to download myViewBoard applications visit the wiki page [[Downloads|Downloads]]. | ||
+ | }} | ||
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− | + | ==Add devices to Manager== | |
+ | Once devices are set up and have the myViewBoard Manager app installed, they can be added to the entity and managed remotely from the Manager webapp (available to entity admins from myviewboard.com after signing in). | ||
''On the device to manage:'' | ''On the device to manage:'' | ||
− | # Download the myViewBoard Manager app | + | # Download and install the myViewBoard Manager Android app (link above) |
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# Open the app and note the 6-digit PIN displayed. | # Open the app and note the 6-digit PIN displayed. | ||
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# Click ''Add Device'' [[File:MVB M add.svg|30px|link=]] | # Click ''Add Device'' [[File:MVB M add.svg|30px|link=]] | ||
# Provide the 6-digit PIN you obtained earlier. | # Provide the 6-digit PIN you obtained earlier. | ||
− | # (Optional) | + | # (Optional) name the device. |
# Click ''Add''. | # Click ''Add''. | ||
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<gallery widths="600px" heights="340px"> | <gallery widths="600px" heights="340px"> | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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− | + | ==Sort devices into groups== | |
− | + | '''''Create a group:''''' | |
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# On the side panel, click '''>''' to expand the Group dropdown. | # On the side panel, click '''>''' to expand the Group dropdown. | ||
# Click ''<big>+</big> Add a group'' | # Click ''<big>+</big> Add a group'' | ||
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− | ''''' | + | '''''Add devices to the group:''''' |
# On the side panel, click > to expand the Group dropdown. | # On the side panel, click > to expand the Group dropdown. | ||
# Click on the group where you want to add a device. | # Click on the group where you want to add a device. | ||
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# Click ''Add''. | # Click ''Add''. | ||
# The devices should now appear on the device list for the group. | # The devices should now appear on the device list for the group. | ||
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+ | You can also "star" your favorite devices so you can easily find them later. | ||
− | + | '''''Add devices to starred (favorites):''''' | |
− | + | # On any group list, locate the device you want to add to starred (favorites). | |
+ | # Click the star beside the device name. | ||
+ | # The star icon will turn yellow. | ||
+ | # Click Starred on the side panel to view starred devices. | ||
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+ | '''''Remove device(s) from group:''''' | ||
+ | # On the side panel, click > to expand the Group dropdown. | ||
+ | # Click on the group you wish to remove a device or devices from. | ||
+ | # At the top, click the [[File:Close-circle.svg|20px|link]] cross icon to remove device(s) from the group. | ||
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− | myViewBoard Manager displays all your managed devices in a list on the main window | + | ==Manage devices== |
+ | myViewBoard Manager displays all your managed devices in a list on the main window, including options to quickly manage your devices. | ||
The right-most panel displays the following information: | The right-most panel displays the following information: | ||
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− | == | + | ==Broadcast messages to devices== |
+ | The free version of Manager includes message (text) broadcasts to devices. Manager Advanced includes image and video broadcasting. | ||
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To broadcast messages to devices: | To broadcast messages to devices: | ||
# Select one or more devices on the list. | # Select one or more devices on the list. | ||
− | # Click [[File:MVB_M_broadcasting.svg|Link=]] Broadcasting, then select | + | # Click [[File:MVB_M_broadcasting.svg|Link=]] Broadcasting, then select ''Message''. |
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To stop broadcasting: | To stop broadcasting: | ||
# Locate and select the device to update. | # Locate and select the device to update. | ||
# On the rightmost panel, click '''Stop Broadcasting'''. | # On the rightmost panel, click '''Stop Broadcasting'''. | ||
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<gallery widths="600px" heights="340px"> | <gallery widths="600px" heights="340px"> | ||
− | MDM-msg-broadcast.png| | + | MDM-msg-broadcast.png|Send messages in real-time to devices. Multimedia is available with Manager Advanced add-ons. |
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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− | + | ==Install apps to devices== | |
# Click ''Media'' on the side panel. | # Click ''Media'' on the side panel. | ||
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− | == | + | ==Create and assign jobs== |
Jobs are templates that include an action that can be applied to devices. Multiple jobs can be applied to devices or groups of devices. Current actions available are: | Jobs are templates that include an action that can be applied to devices. Multiple jobs can be applied to devices or groups of devices. Current actions available are: | ||
* Set audio volume | * Set audio volume | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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+ | ''Job scheduling is an add-on feature requiring a Manager Advanced subscription - see below.'' | ||
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+ | ==Manager Advanced== | ||
+ | MyViewBoard Manager is available for free to Entities, with additional features available with a Manager Advanced add-on subscription. | ||
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+ | Additional features include: | ||
+ | * Broadcasting images and video | ||
+ | * Device usage reports | ||
+ | * Action log (record of Manager user actions) | ||
+ | * Job scheduler | ||
+ | * Transfer files | ||
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+ | ===Broadcast image or video=== | ||
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+ | #* ''Multimedia'': Displays an image or a video on the device. | ||
+ | # Specify how long you want the message to appear. | ||
+ | # Click 'Finish' to start the broadcast. | ||
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+ | <u>''Files to upload must not exceed the following sizes:''</u> | ||
+ | * Maximum video file size: 300MB | ||
+ | * Maximum image file size: 30MB | ||
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+ | {{ent:Blue_note | ||
+ | |1=You can find out the gallery of the preinstalled myViewBoard media files for broadcasting [[MyViewBoard_Original_Content_Device_Management|here]]. | ||
+ | }} | ||
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+ | ===Device usage reports=== | ||
+ | Usage reports can be generated for custom time frames, showing information about device usage time, app usage time, and input sources. This can be displayed graphically in the Manager webapp or exporting to an Excel (.xlsx) file. | ||
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+ | Access device usage reports by clicking [[File:Sharp-bar-chart`.svg|30px|link=]] '''Reports''' in the left menu. | ||
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+ | ===Action log=== | ||
+ | Action log shows the username, time, action performed, affected device(s), and other information for Manager. This can be used to troubleshoot issues and track actions. | ||
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+ | Access the action log by clicking <html><svg-icon _ngcontent-rsb-c2=""><svg width="26" height="26" viewBox="0 0 26 26" fill="none" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" _ngcontent-rsb-c2="" style="width: 20px; height: 20px; line-height: 20px;"> | ||
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+ | </svg></svg-icon></html> '''Action log''' in the left menu. | ||
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+ | ===Schedule jobs=== | ||
Jobs must first be created before being applied to devices. | Jobs must first be created before being applied to devices. | ||
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File:Manager schedule jobs toggle111111111111.png|Job schedules can be toggled on or off. | File:Manager schedule jobs toggle111111111111.png|Job schedules can be toggled on or off. | ||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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Revision as of 19:12, 18 June 2021
myViewBoard Manager is a tool for Entity Admins to remotely manage multiple installations of ViewSonic devices such as ViewBoard and myViewBoard Box.
To access, click the Manager tile or the Entity Management tile, then click Manager on the side panel.
Download Manager to devices
- myViewBoard Manager can only be installed on Android-based ViewSonic devices such as IFPs and projectors. All ViewSonic IFPs have Android built-in.
- To successfully use remote control features, ensure that TCP Port 443 is open on your network.
- "Allow installation of apps from unknown sources" must be enabled on the IFP/device.
Steps to enable the "Unknown Sources" setting will vary depending on the IFP model. See the following pages below for examples:
- How to install custom apps in the Android module for IFP50 series displays
- How to install APK on CDE6561T?
- Google Play store not found on IFP
If in doubt, your IFP's user manual will most likely contain instructions on installing APK files. If you need further assistance, see if you can find your answers here, or contact your IFP reseller for more details.
The Manager web app is available for Entity admins on myviewboard.com, after signing in. To register a device under the entity (so it appears in the Manager web app), first download the Manager Android app to the device.
The myViewBoard Manager app is only available for signed-in users.
To download:
- Sign in to myViewBoard.com.
- Once signed in, click the Download myViewBoard applications on the top toolbar.
- Click Manager for Android Download on the new window to start downloading.
Direct download: https://dl.myviewboard.com/latest?device_management
Add devices to Manager
Once devices are set up and have the myViewBoard Manager app installed, they can be added to the entity and managed remotely from the Manager webapp (available to entity admins from myviewboard.com after signing in).
On the device to manage:
- Download and install the myViewBoard Manager Android app (link above)
- Open the app and note the 6-digit PIN displayed.
On the myViewBoard Manager admin console page on myviewboard.com:
- Click Add Device
- Provide the 6-digit PIN you obtained earlier.
- (Optional) name the device.
- Click Add.
Sort devices into groups
Create a group:
- On the side panel, click > to expand the Group dropdown.
- Click + Add a group
- Click Create Group
Add devices to the group:
- On the side panel, click > to expand the Group dropdown.
- Click on the group where you want to add a device.
- On the main panel, click Add Device
.
- On the new window, select which devices you want to add to this group.
- Click Add.
- The devices should now appear on the device list for the group.
You can also "star" your favorite devices so you can easily find them later.
Add devices to starred (favorites):
- On any group list, locate the device you want to add to starred (favorites).
- Click the star beside the device name.
- The star icon will turn yellow.
- Click Starred on the side panel to view starred devices.
Remove device(s) from group:
- On the side panel, click > to expand the Group dropdown.
- Click on the group you wish to remove a device or devices from.
- At the top, click the
cross icon to remove device(s) from the group.
Manage devices
myViewBoard Manager displays all your managed devices in a list on the main window, including options to quickly manage your devices.
The right-most panel displays the following information:
- Hover over a device to view device, network, memory, and storage information for that device.
- Selecting a device enables the following options:
Power on the device
Restart the device
Lock the device
- Turn the screen on
Change the input source
- Adjust volume
- Firmware Update
- Stop broadcasting
Broadcast messages to devices
The free version of Manager includes message (text) broadcasts to devices. Manager Advanced includes image and video broadcasting.
To broadcast messages to devices:
To stop broadcasting:
- Locate and select the device to update.
- On the rightmost panel, click Stop Broadcasting.
Install apps to devices
- Click Media on the side panel.
- Upload APK files from your local drive.
- Go back to your device listing and select one or more devices on the list.
- Click
Apps on the top toolbar.
- On the popup, select one or more apps to install.
- Click
Install.
- App installation starts after the The command has been sent message appears.
Uninstalling apps follow a similar process:
- Select one or more devices on the list.
- Click
Apps.
- On the popup, select one or more apps to uninstall.
- Click
Uninstall.
- App uninstallation starts after the The command has been sent message appears.
Create and assign jobs
Jobs are templates that include an action that can be applied to devices. Multiple jobs can be applied to devices or groups of devices. Current actions available are:
- Set audio volume
- Power off
- Change input source
- Lock or unlock screen
- Turn screen on or off
- Update Firmware
- Broadcast Message
- Broadcast multimedia
- Install apps
- Send files
- Add Wi-fi SSID
Job scheduling is an add-on feature requiring a Manager Advanced subscription - see below.
Manager Advanced
MyViewBoard Manager is available for free to Entities, with additional features available with a Manager Advanced add-on subscription.
Additional features include:
- Broadcasting images and video
- Device usage reports
- Action log (record of Manager user actions)
- Job scheduler
- Transfer files
Broadcast image or video
- Multimedia: Displays an image or a video on the device.
- Specify how long you want the message to appear.
- Click 'Finish' to start the broadcast.
Files to upload must not exceed the following sizes:
- Maximum video file size: 300MB
- Maximum image file size: 30MB
Device usage reports
Usage reports can be generated for custom time frames, showing information about device usage time, app usage time, and input sources. This can be displayed graphically in the Manager webapp or exporting to an Excel (.xlsx) file.
Access device usage reports by clicking Reports in the left menu.
Action log
Action log shows the username, time, action performed, affected device(s), and other information for Manager. This can be used to troubleshoot issues and track actions.
Access the action log by clicking
Schedule jobs
Jobs must first be created before being applied to devices.
In the jobs menu, click the plus button to create a new job.
If no schedule is applied to a job, the action will be performed immediately when applied to a device. Jobs can also be planned for a specific time (as a one-off event), or a recurring event. Recurring events can be daily or weekly.
Once the job is created with a schedule, the schedule can be toggled on and off in the job list.
Learn More
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