Web Interface

Version V1.62

Cynap can be controlled using any current web browser. The user interface frontend has been developed using the latest web programming standards, which means that there are no required add-ons or plug-ins (such as Java), in order to have full control of Cynap . The HTML5 technology needs only a browser that can handle JavaScript and WebSockets, which has been state-of-the-art for the last few years (several browsers are successfully tested).

   

Just input the IP address of your Cynap into the address field of the browser and the GUI will be displayed. The GUI doesn’t show up on the HDMI out or in a streaming/recording session. This makes it a great way to control Cynap without taking any attention away from the main content materials.

Cynap has to be fully powered up before it can be accessed with a browser. Use Wake-on-LAN (WoL), the remote control or the power button on the unit itself to power it up.

 

As the UI is responsive, its icons and fonts are automatically adapted and resized to fit the screen ratio, resolution, and size of device that is in use. Smartphones, tablets, or a computer running a web browser will each have a separate UI.

Please note

When Cynap is in standby, it cannot powered up by using the browser. When using the shutdown mode, the remote control will be disabled.
Send the WoL command (Wake On Lan) to power it up.