Tessonics RSWA Software Manual

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1 1.1 On-Screen Keyboard 1 1.2 Log In Prompt 2 2 Launcher 3 2.1 Main Window 3 2.2 Logging In and Out 3 2.3 Turning Off 4 2.4 Switching Between Applications 5 2.5 Accessing a USB Drive 5 2.6 Launcher Tabs 6 2.6.1 Settings Tab 6 3 Array Explorer 9 3.1 Main Window and Terminology 9 3.2 Button Area 11 3.3 C-Scan Area 12 3.4 ...

This section describes features common to all software components. 1.1 On-Screen Keyboard There are times during RSWA usage when you need to type text: entering passwords, file names, etc. Unfortunately, the RSWA unit does not have room for a built-in keyboard. In- stead, when typing is necessary, you will see a virtual o ...

This virtual keyboard is capable of supporting more than one keyboard layout in different languages. To manage keyboard layouts, go to Control Panel → Regional and Language Options → Languages. 1.2 Log In Prompt When someone tries to run a protected Tessonics application they will get the log in prompt shown in Figure 1.3. Only th ...

RSWA starts up and replaces the Windows desktop. The Launcher was designed and built for touchscreens, and is more convenient than a regular windows desktop. It also limits and controls user access to critical system settings and programs. 2.1 Main ...

Clicking the Log In button, shown in Figure 2.2, will bring up the Login prompt discussed in Section 1.2, Log In Prompt. When you log in this way your user information is retained, thus allowing you to start multiple protected applications without having to repeatedly log in. This is the recommended way to use the RSWA. Figure 2.2 Logg ...