You can sign up for ViewSonic’s ViewSchoolsm online where you can watch Self-Guided videos, join live training events, and request On-Site Training. For more information, please visit our US website and click on Programs or directly access below link. https://www.viewsonic.com/viewschool/
You can reach out to a reseller that works with your organization and they will contact ViewSonic for you. You can also reach out to us directly or through ViewSchool and we’ll have one of our Sales People in charge of your region get back to you.
If you use OTA to upgrade the firmware, the IFP will keep all settings and data, it can possibly take a long time to download the upgrade file. If you use a USB drive to upgrade the firmware, the IFP will reset all settings to default and delete all data; however you can download the upgrade file faster (from the ViewSonic website).
ViewSonic offers a selection of mounts that support the displays of every size available. Visit the product page of your specific model on our website and browse through the RELATED ACCESSORIES section for supported mounts and carts.
The root cause is Windows system(version 1803) conflicts with some applications(ViewBoard 2.1 is one of the application). We'll release ViewBoard 2.1 new version to solve the issue.
ViewSonic Commercial Displays do not support antenna or coaxial cable connection.
No, the preloaded Apps can't be removed.
The available inputs vary from model to model but in general, the displays will have HDMI and VGA ports. Some models have Display Ports. Please check the product page of your specific model on our website for more information.
When you click “Tab” button to add space in front of the content, WPS won’t use larger space to display, so the issue will occur. Short term solution: Please to use “Space” button to add space in front of the content. Long term solution: WPS designer will release new version to solve the issue.
With the upgrade of USB versions from 2.0 to 3.0 or later, transmission efficiency has significantly improved. USB 3.0 and later versions utilize spread spectrum clocking to boost transmission rates, which generates 2.4GHz signals near the USB port. This may cause interference with wireless transmitters and Bluetooth receivers operating on the ...