Muse Research Receptor v1.7 Release Notes - Manual (Page 7)

Receptor v1.7 Release Notes 7 Muse Research, Inc.
Options
There are various options associated with Receptor Remote Control.
Editor Opens (Windows Only)
This option determines how the Receptor Viewer’s graphics look when you resize its window. Specifically:
• Full Size: If you choose this option, the Receptor Viewer will open full size (1024x768). If you re-size the
window, the graphics will remain full-size and scroll bars will appear.
• Scale to Fit: If you choose this option, the Receptor Viewer will initially open full size (1024x768) but, if
you re-size the window, the graphics will scale accordingly. This is particularly useful if you have limited
screen area and wish to see and use the entire Receptor Viewer within a smaller window.
Locate Receptor by (Windows Only)
This option determines how Receptor Remote Control attempts to locate your Receptor on a network.
Specifically:
• Name: If you choose this option, Receptor Remote Control will use Receptor’s name to find it on the
network. When found, the name of that Receptor will appear in the title bar of any windows that opens,
making it very easy to identify multiple Receptors on a network. This is the default option and will work
with most network configurations. There are, however, some networks that are unable to find Receptors by
name, which is why the following option exists...
• IP Address: If you choose this option, Receptor Remote Control will use the IP address of the chosen
Receptor to connect to it. In this case, the IP Address (and not the Receptor name) appears in the title bar of
any windows that open.
Keep this window open
If this option is checked, then the Receptor Remote Control application will remain open after you click one of
the task buttons, such as Receptor Drive or Remote Viewer. If this option is unchecked then Receptor Remote
Control closes automatically whenever you click one of the task buttons. If you frequently perform only one
task when launching Receptor Remote Control, you’ll want to un-check this option. If you frequently perform
multiple tasks after launching Receptor Remote Control, you’ll want to check the Keep this window open
option so that the application remains available.
New Feature: UniWire Support for Multicore Processors
Included in the Receptor Tools 1.2 package, which is required for Receptor v1.7, is UniWire 1.2. Aside from
fixing several bugs and improving overall compatibility, UniWire 1.2’s most obvious new capability is that it
works with multicore processors. You no longer have to disable multi-core support in your host application in
order to use UniWire.