User`s manual
Table Of Contents
- Preliminary remarks
- Introduction
- New functions
- Installation
- Best practice
- Requirements
- Used ports
- Setup
- Upgrade from Apollo 1.3 to Apollo 1.4
- Upgrade from Apollo 1.4 to Apollo 1.4SR1
- Upgrading from Apollo 1.4 to Apollo 1.5
- Upgrading from Apollo 1.5 to Apollo 1.6
- Upgrading from Apollo 1.6 to Apollo 1.7
- Upgrading from Apollo 1.7 to Apollo 1.8
- Upgrading from Apollo 1.8 to Apollo 1.9
- Upgrading the Display Wall configuration
- Control Room Configurator
- Viewer
- Concept
- Apollo 1.9 Viewers
- Limitations
- Memory requirements (minimal RAM size)
- Communication memory
- Requirements
- Steps required to configure the FRG Viewer
- Steps required to configure the Visu Viewer
- Steps required to configure the Cottus Viewer
- Steps required to configure the VNC Viewer
- Steps required to configure the ProViewer
- Steps required to configure the Web Viewer
- Steps required to configure the MPEG Viewer
- Steps required to configure the VTplus Viewer
- Launching Viewer
- Controlling Viewers
- VNC Viewer
- Explorer
- Starting the Explorer
- Explorer User Interface
- Object Tree
- Source Tree View
- Explorer workspace
- Explorer menu bar
- Help menu
- Remote Desktop menu
- Layout Selector menu
- Explorer tool bar
- Device Manager in the Explorer
- Explorer Context Menu
- Drag&Drop functionality
- Layout Editor
- Desktop Server
- Project Backup
- Command Interface
- Device command Interface
- Desktop command Interface
- Viewer command Interface
- Apollo Explorer command interface
- Apollo Layout Editor command interface
- Apollo Layout Selector command interface
- Apollo Remote Desktop command interface
- Apollo Database Convertor command interface
- Apollo Window Detector command interface
- Control Room Bus services
- Control Room Bus
- Serial command interface
- TCPIP command interface
- Application management
- License management
- Time synchronization
- Log file
- Security Provider
- Defining accessGroups
- Configuration of restricted objects
- Permissions
- Restrictions for regions
- Restrictions for layouts
- Restrictions for shortcuts
- Restrictions for advanced menus
- Window Properties|Description
- Window Properties|Sizable
- Window Properties|Always on Top
- Window Properties|Visible
- Edit|Invisible Windows
- Edit|Keyboardinput
- Edit|CommandLine
- Edit|Permissions
- Edit|SaveLayout
- Customized configuration and uninstallation of Apollo
- Soap API Service
- Appendix
- Hotline

8. Layout Editor
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Create a new shortcut with Edit|Insert Shortcut. The dialog to enter the shortcut properties is displayed.
A shortcut is globally applied to the entire database, i.e., the defined properties are valid
in every layout or window where this shortcut is used.
A shortcut added to a layout has to first be defined and specified in the database.
The selected shortcut is deleted with Edit|Delete Shortcut. Only shortcuts no longer needed by any other layout
or window can be deleted. The following dialog displays information about where this shortcut is still needed if
this condition is not met:
8.4.4 Defining layouts
The Edit menu features the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands. Use these commands to copy complete layouts or
individual windows of a layout and paste them to the Tree View or a different layout. Shortcuts can also be
copied and added to a layout.
You can also use the Insert Layout command from the Edit menu to define a new layout or copy and modify an
existing layout. The dialog to enter the layout properties is displayed.
To change the settings subsequently, select the desired layout in the Tree View. Use Properties from the context
menu (right mouse button) or Properties|Layout in the menu bar; the dialog described above is then displayed,
see .
A layout includes the window arrangement of all applications launched on the respective region on Display Wall.
If an application not running in a window is to be launched when loading a layout, the corresponding shortcut to
this application is added to the layout.
The arrangement of the windows are referenced to the region with the same categories. The position of the
windows are relative to the upper left corner of the region.
When loading a layout, all windows which don’t fit into the respective region are automatically resized until they
are within the region.
To see whether loading a layout will have to adjust the windows, the region in which this layout is loaded can be
set as testing region (right click on the region in the Tree View and check Set As Testing Region. Windows
which don’t fit into the region are then displayed in the OffRegion color. Resize the windows manually until
they fit into the region or click on Adjust layout to the region on the Layout context menu in the Tree View.
8.4.4.1 Inserting windows into a layout
Select the Edit|Insert Window command. The dialog for specifying window properties, described above, is dis-
played. Enter the desired parameters.