Scott,
Is it possible to run multiple instances of the software remote on a single computer? I'm thinking about one computer with multiple touchscreens attached to multiple videocards with a separate SWremote on each touchscreen. ELO's touchscreen driver apparently supports multiple touchscreens so the only missing piece is several copies of the swremote running. I guess I could create one really big theme and spread it across all of the monitors, but that could get hairy...
Thanks,
Terry
Multiple SW Remote instances
For my needs, I actually found out that if I:
1. Launch 1st instance of the swremote
2. Change the Windows registry entry for the x and y position
3. Change Windows registry entry for the theme
4. Launch 2nd instance of the swremote
I can get two different swremotes on the same computer, each running fine (so far). I'm going to try and scale this to 4-6 monitors to see how well it works. If everything goes well, changing the registry and launching the swremote can all be scripted so it should be pretty automatic. I plan on having a dedicated PC (Touchscreen server) running as many touchscreen monitors as I can squeeze in. I'll post the complete script when finished.
Terry
1. Launch 1st instance of the swremote
2. Change the Windows registry entry for the x and y position
3. Change Windows registry entry for the theme
4. Launch 2nd instance of the swremote
I can get two different swremotes on the same computer, each running fine (so far). I'm going to try and scale this to 4-6 monitors to see how well it works. If everything goes well, changing the registry and launching the swremote can all be scripted so it should be pretty automatic. I plan on having a dedicated PC (Touchscreen server) running as many touchscreen monitors as I can squeeze in. I'll post the complete script when finished.
Terry
ScottBot, I didn't see anyway to specify WHERE to launch the swremote using the command line switches. Not only do I need to specify a different theme for each instance, but I also need to specify x any y coords. so they don't launch on top of each other in the same window.
Anyway to sneak in a command line x/y position switch in a future version of the swremote?
Thanks for the help,
Terry
Anyway to sneak in a command line x/y position switch in a future version of the swremote?
Thanks for the help,
Terry
Scott,
If your adding command line options to SwRemote. I would love to have the ability to specify the port. I access my remote housebot by tunneling a port through SSH and this would allow me to specify the tunneled port for the remote housebot server verses the local instance of the housebot server. I know I can configure the port now by a registry edit but I need to connect to both the local instance and the remote instance. So a command line option would make this much easier.
Mark
If your adding command line options to SwRemote. I would love to have the ability to specify the port. I access my remote housebot by tunneling a port through SSH and this would allow me to specify the tunneled port for the remote housebot server verses the local instance of the housebot server. I know I can configure the port now by a registry edit but I need to connect to both the local instance and the remote instance. So a command line option would make this much easier.
Mark