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3.15.1 Recommended Hardware and Network Requirements
3.15.1.1 Hardware Requirements
Recommended requirements for PCs and nViewdisplays are as follows:
3.15.1.2 Network Requirements
Recommended requirements for the LAN connecting the monitor and PCs are as follows:
â– Bandwidth: 100 M
â– Supports multicast
â– Requirements for ports are listed in the following table:
3.15.2 Installing the nView Tool
The nView tool is a Windows-based PC application. It supports Windows 7 and Windows 10 operating system.
To install the nView tool, follow this procedure:
1. Extract the installation package.
2. Run nViewSetup.exe.
3. Follow installation instructions. Check the Import Power Policy box if necessary.
At the completion of installation, the nView tool icon displays on the desktop.
The nView tool automatically starts when the PC is power on.
• The PC for nView may have a power policy of turning off or putting into sleep after a preset time. If
you need the PC always on and not sleep when running the nView, check the Import Power Policy
box when installing the nView tool.
PC Display
• Hard disk: minimum 20 G
• Memory: 600 M (for one remote screen), 1200M (for two remote screens),
1400 M (for three remote screens)
• CPU: i5, dual-core (for one remote screen), quad-core (for two or three
remote screens)
Resolution: supports
1920×1080 pixel
Protocol nView Port Monitor Port Function
TCP Any 6600 Communicates with the monitor.
TCP Any 6602 Communicates with the monitor.
TCP Any 6603 Communicates with the monitor.
TCP Any 6604 Communicates with the monitor.
TCP Any 6587 Communicates with the monitor.
TCP Any 6588 Communicates with the monitor.
UDP 6678 Any Discovers the monitor via multicast.
TCP 6606 Any Communicates with the monitor.
6606 is the default nView port. You can
modify the port via the nView tool.
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