Get started with your ViewBoard IFP52 series and myViewBoard

Setup

• Hardware overview (IFP52)

  Welcome to ViewBoard and your newly acquired interactive flat panel (IFP). Your ViewBoard IFP52 series comes with various components to assist in connecting devices and enhance your usage of the ViewBoard. This article introduces the basics of the IFP52's additional hardware, as well as give an overview of the display's control panel and ports. Equi

• Remote control (IFP52)

  This article provides an overview of remote control functionality for your ViewBoard IFP52. Remote control function Function 1 Power ON/OFF. 2 Screen capture. 3 Launch myViewBoard Whiteboard. 4 Return to ViewBoard home screen. 5 Go back to the previous screen. 6 Increase/decrease the volume. 7 Number keypad 8 Information 9 Input source 10 Media cont

• Connecting devices (IFP52)

  This article will provide requirements for connecting devices to your ViewBoard using different input/output sources. External device with touch connection Different connection methods may require multiple cables connecting your external device to your ViewBoard. 52-1C The following methods display the video feed from your external device onto the V

• Powering on and using your IFP52

  This article highlights the basics of powering on your IFP52 and getting started with the display. Power your IFP52 ON/OFF Follow these steps to start using your ViewBoard:  Before turning on your ViewBoard, ensure the power cord is connected, plugged into a power outlet, and the device's power switch is in the ON position. Press the Power button to

Apps and other information

• IFP52 Pre-installed apps

  Your ViewBoard comes pre-installed with several applications optimized to increase engagement in your classroom sessions. Note that while these apps can't be removed, you can use the settings menu to hide them. myViewBoard myViewBoard is a fully featured digital whiteboarding app on your ViewBoard. myViewBoard offers whiteboarding tools like pens, e

• IFP52 Stylus information

  Your ViewBoard comes packaged with two stylus pens. These styluses allow you to interact with certain apps on your ViewBoard with more precision and control. Note that ViewSonic offers a wide range of pen types, and stylus models that come with your ViewBoard will vary by model or availability. Basic features Most ViewSonic stylus pen models share t

• IFP52 System updates

  To add new features or fix bugs, the ViewBoard OS comes with a built-in method to update the device's firmware. System Update menu The System Update menu provides access to tools that affect how the ViewBoard OS handles updates. To access the System Update menu, perform the following:  Launch the shortcut tray or the app tray.  Open the Settings app

Settings

• IFP52 ViewBoard OS settings

  ViewBoard OS comes with a variety of settings that allow users to fine-tune how the device looks and behaves for their specific needs and scenarios. Note that all changes are applied immediately. Input settings Select an input. The ViewBoard OS is usually the default input source on a fresh install.   On the ViewBoard Open the Side toolbar and tap t

• IFP52 Quick settings

  This page contains settings that are most commonly accessed, similar to a quick-access menu. To access this screen, perform one of the following:   On the ViewBoard Long-press on an empty area of the Home screen.  On the Remote Control Press the Input button on the remote, then navigate to the General section.   Your browser does not support the vid

• IFP52 External input

  These settings become accessible only when the user connects an external device to the ViewBoard using one of the input sources (HDMI, USB-C, etc) available. To access these settings, perform the following: On the ViewBoard Open the Side toolbar and tap the Input icon. Afterwards, tap the Settings icon beside the input to configure. On the Remote Co

• Network & internet settings (IFP52)

  In the network and internet settings menu, view your network connection status and manage Wi-Fi, ethernet, wireless hotspot, Bluetooth, and VPN configurations. Network & Internet settings menu. WI-FI ADAPTER REQUIRED FOR CERTAIN FEATURES To configure Wi-Fi, wireless hotspot, and Bluetooth settings, these options will only become available when t

• File sharing settings (IFP52)

  Within File sharing, SAMBA settings can be configured. File sharing menu with SAMBA option available. By enabling the SAMBA option, file sharing via LAN is possible from PC or other mobile devices on the same network as the ViewBoard. SAMBA settings with feature disabled. SAMBA settings with feature enabled. To set up file sharing via SAMBA, Go to S

• ViewBoard display settings (IFP52)

  In the Display settings menu, find the following settings: Wallpaper Protection HDMI Out settings. Display settings menu. Wallpaper Change the home screen's wallpaper with default images. You can also apply a custom image by pressing My photos and selecting an image uploaded to your ViewBoard. Wallpaper menu with default images available to select f

• Preferences (IFP52)

  The following options are available in the preferences menu: Touch Language Keyboard & input method Date & time Boot mode & Advanced settings Startup & shutdown Toolbar settings Preferences settings menu. Touch In touch settings, set whether touch actions are accompanied by sound. Touch settings menu. Language Select the default lang

• Input source settings (IFP52)

  Edit input source settings. Input source settings menu. Label input source Change the display label of each input source to make it easier to identify and select your preferred input sources. Label input source settings menu. Source settings Set various settings relating to what happens when input sources are detected. Source settings menu. Setting

• App settings (IFP52)

  Manage installed apps by force stopping, uninstalling, clearing data, and more. App settings menu. NOTE: Pre-installed apps can't be uninstalled. NOTE: Not all apps support the Clear default option. When accessing the App view, you will be able to view all running or installed applications. Tap on an app for a more detailed view with options for tha

• System settings (IFP52)

  Review and change different system settings like storage, security, system update, and more. System settings menu. Storage Review your ViewBoard's current storage capacity. Clone to USB Copy current display settings onto an external USB drive. Clone to USB settings menu with options available to select to copy. Display ID Assign a display ID number

• Display settings (IFP52)

  This article provides an overview of different audio, screen, and other display settings for all input sources connected to your ViewBoard. Looking for settings related to ViewBoard OS? Start here. Accessing display settings Access display settings through one of two options: Option 1: Press-hold anywhere on the home screen background. This method g