EditIntroduction
The following page provides instructions on how to establish connections to a VNC server using INNOBATE Any Device VNC Client on a Windows Mobile 5 Device.
EditInstructions
EditEstablishing a connection to VNC Server
1. Launch INNOBATE Any Device VNC Client on your Windows Mobile device. To do this Select the Start menu, and from the menu options select programs. When the programs menu is displayed select INNOBATE Any Device VNC Client from the options displayed in the menu.
2. INNOBATE Any Device VNC Client will now launch on your mobile device. You will be greeted by the Connection screen. Enter in the IP address of the VNC Server you would like to connect to. Enter in the login in the login field, and the password in the password field to establish a connection.
You can set up other options by using the soft key on the right of your mobile device to bring up the options menu on your mobile device. To select an option displayed in the options menu, select the corresponding key number on your mobile's key pad.
The options are:-
1. General
2. Display
3. Scaling
4. Others
5. Re/Store
6. About
7. Cancel
You may want to set the scaling of the screen on your mobile device, you can do this by selecting options menu on INNOBATE Any Device VNC Client and pressing the number 3 key on your mobile's key pad. Check the Scaling section of this document for a list of options available for scaling.
EditDisplay
To set the display orientation of the screen on your mobile device, you can use the left and right navigation buttons on your mobile's nav pad.
The options are:-
Portrait
Displays the contents of VNC Server in a picture protrait orientation, on your mobile device.
Screen rotated clockwise
Displays the contents of VNC Server rotated 90 degrees in a clockwise fashion, on your mobile device.
Screen rotated counter-clockwise
Displays the contents of the VNC Server rotrated 270 degrees in a clockwise fashion, on your mobile device.
Upside down
Displays the contents of the VNC Server rotrated 180 degrees in a clockwise fashion, on your mobile device.
EditPixel
To set the Pixel (color depth) of the remote server screen your mobile device will recieve from the server, you can use the left and right navigation buttons on your mobile's nav pad.
Force 8-bit
Displays 256 colours on the remote Server screen. Use this option if you need to conserve bandwidth.
Force 16-bit
Displays 65,536 colours on the remote server screen, for all display contents of the VNC Server.
Server decides
This options displays the max colour depth that the server is set to display. If you are unsure of what pixel setting you should set, then select this option for pixel.
EditHow to navigate the screen using your mobile device
You will notice a red crosshair on the top left of mobile device's screen. Use the navigation pad on your mobile to move the red crosshair on the screen. The crosshair will move in the direction you select on the navigation pad. Gently tapping the direction buttons on your mobile's navigation pad will cause the crosshair scroll across the screen slowly, while having the direction key press will cause the crosshair to scroll rapidly across the screen, and may continue to travel across the screen for a while even after you have released the direction button on your navigation pad.
To move the mouse pointer on the remote computer system to where you require it to be, first navigate the red crosshair to the desired location, and use the left menu button on your mobile device to send a left mouse click. The mouse pointer on the remote machine will now be displayed in the location that was left clicked.
EditHow to do a left mouse click
In order to do a left mouse click you have to select the left menu button on your mobile device. This is clearly labelled on the bottom left of your mobile device's screen as "Left click"
EditHow to do a right mouse click
Selecting the right menu button labelled "Menu" will bring up a menu on your mobile device. Now press the 1 key on your mobiles' key pad.