Display port to access ctrlX Core web interface

[ropper]

My undertanding was that with the latest LTS release the dipaly port on the X5 and X7 would be available to access the ctrlX OS webinterface via a monitore connected to the displayport. What is required to get this to work? 

[nickH]

Hi @ropper 

therefore the Display App is needed. This Display App is currently at B-Sample-State. Could you give me some more information on your application? Then we can check, if you could already test the B-Sample. You can also write me a private message with the details, if you like. 

Best regards, 

Nick 

[BrettLee]

To access the ctrlX OS web interface via the DisplayPort on the X5 and X7 with the latest LTS release, ensure you have the latest firmware and software updates installed. Check that the monitor is securely connected to the DisplayPort and that the DisplayPort is enabled in the ctrlX OS settings. Verify that your network configuration is correct if accessing the DGME web interface via IP. Also, confirm that the monitor is compatible with DisplayPort specifications. If issues persist, refer to the ctrlX OS documentation or support resources for further troubleshooting.

[BrettLee]

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@ropperdgme wrote:

My undertanding was that with the latest LTS release the dipaly port on the X5 and X7 would be available to access the ctrlX OS webinterface via a monitore connected to the displayport. What is required to get this to work? 

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To access the ctrlX OS web interface via a monitor connected to the DisplayPort on the X5 and X7 with the latest LTS release, first ensure both devices are updated to the latest firmware. Connect the monitor to the DisplayPort and check if any configuration settings in the ctrlX OS need adjustment to enable DisplayPort output for the web interface. Ensure the monitor is powered on and set to the correct input source, then restart the devices to apply any changes. If issues persist, refer to the device documentation or contact support for further assistance.

[nickH]

Hi @BrettLee 

I'm sorry, but you are wrong. Please check my previous answer.