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Please note the WiFi magic box is for iPhone/iPad/Android phone and tablet only. For Windows, Mac, Linux and other PCs, you can connect the usb of microscope to the computer and open the exact app to make it work. If you have any problems, please feel free to contact us by email. We will reply in 12 hours. Our email address is jiusion@outlook.com.Quick AccessiPhone/AndroidWindowsMacChrome OSLinuxUpdate driver in WindowsiPhone/AndroidStep 1. Install "Scope View" appSearch “Scope View” on App store/Google Play. You can also click the link as below or scan codes to get the downloading page.iOS app store: Scope View.ipa(9.70MB) iOS 8.0 and aboveAndroid Google Play: Scope View.apk(20.9MB) Android 4.1 and aboveAndroid user can also click 3rd link to download the app directly if you didn't have Google Play account:Scope View.apk(14MB) Android 4.1 and aboveIf you can’t find the app “Scope View” or app occurs errors, you can install the backup apps likeiOS: DT WiFi, WiFi Look Android: DT WiFi , WiFi Look Step 2 Plug the microscope to WiFi box①Long press the Power button of WiFi box to turn on it. The battery yellow led lights up first. After 5s, the WiFi Signal blue led lights up. ②Flip a piece from USB plug of microscope to change to micro usb plug. ③Connect the microscope’s micro USB port to the Box’s WiFi port which has the WiFi icon(Don't connect to the Charging port with battery icon). The microscope led will light up. (If not, check the cable led switch of the microscope).Step 3 Connect the built-in WiFi "F100"Open "Settings" - "WLAN/WiFi" and connect the WiFi with the name ”F100-xxx”. The password is 12345678 or empty( or 88888888 ). If it reports passwords error, you can reset the WiFi magic box (long press the reset button for 10 seconds when WiFi magic box is activated).Step 4 Open the Scope View appOpen the app "HD WiFi" and rotate the LED Control to adjust the light and Focus Wheel to focus. If you can only get a black screen on Scope View app, please confirm if you have allowed the app Scope View to access Local Network. Or install the backup app "DT WiFi" , "WiFi Look" . Please note the snap and zoom button won’t work on the iPhone/Android. If you still get black after setup, please click jiusion@outlook.com to send an email to us.IOS: Settings - Scope View - Allow Scope View to access Local Network.Android: Settings - Installed apps - Scope View - Restrict data usage - WLAN/WiFi. Allow and tap OK.WindowsYou don't need to use WiFi Magic Box if you want to use the microscope on Windows/Mac/ Chrome/Linux.Since Jiusion microscopes use a standard webcam chipset, they will automatically install default

(value !== ‘one’ && value !== ‘two’) { throw new Error(‘Invalid value (‘+value+‘) for thingOne’); }, get thingTwo() { return _thingTwo; }, set thingTwo(value) { if (value !== ‘two’ && value !== ‘three’) { throw new Error(‘Invalid value (‘+value+‘) for thingTwo’); } }); // methods angular.extend($scope, { // in HTML template, something like {{ things }} get things() { return _thingOne + ‘ ‘ + _thingTwo; } });}]);We can also use angular.extend() to implement mixins. Consider this contrived logging class:var debug = true, Logger = { print: function(s) { return debug ? s : ‘’ } };We can “mixin” this Logger class to our $scope in multiple controllers using angular.extend().app.controller(‘ControllerOne’, [ ‘$scope’, function($scope) { // mixin $scope angular.extend($scope, Logger); // define our $scope angular.extend($scope, { myVar: 1, log: function() { this.print(this.myVar); } });}]);app.controller(‘ControllerTwo’, [ ‘$scope’, function($scope) { // mixin $scope angular.extend($scope, Logger); // define our $scope angular.extend($scope, { myVar: 2, log: function() { this.print(this.myVar); } });}]);In a view controlled by ControllerOne, {{ log() }} will render “1” into the DOM (the value of myVar). In a view controlled by ControllerTwo, {{ log() }} will render “2” into the DOM. We only had to define the mixin once and were able to use it twice. We could use it as many times as we want, obviously. If we change the debug variable to false, none of the values will be inserted into the DOM at all.NEW RESEARCH: LEARN HOW DECISION-MAKERS ARE PRIORITIZING DIGITAL INITIATIVES IN 2024.One caveat to all this. As

Options Subscribe to RSS Feed Mark Topic as New Mark Topic as Read Float this Topic for Current User Bookmark Subscribe Mute Printer Friendly Page Cannot modify crop region Angayo Advocate ‎03-01-2017 01:51 AM Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Here is a view of which I would like to modify the crop region :I could give a list of help articles that don’t work, but there is clearly something wrong with the view : the crop handles are missing and the ‘Do Not Crop View’ button is greyed out.How can I make it so that the crop region is modifiable ? Back to Topic Listing Previous Next Replies (14) ToanDN Consultant ‎03-01-2017 01:57 AM Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report Accepted solution The View is associated with a Scope Box.You can either change the Scope Box to None, or open an overall floor plan where you see the Scope Box and resize it. Angayo Advocate ‎03-01-2017 04:19 AM Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report OK, thank you. That appears to be it : Scope Box needs to be set to none.I a follow-up question : Why does the Help not mention that ? All those help articles don’t even mention scope boxes. Anonymous Not applicable ‎07-24-2020 10:37 AM Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Mute Subscribe to RSS Feed Permalink Print Report And what do you do when for

Of resource that the client application can access. Tokens are usually created with various scopes to ensure improved security. For example, you can generate a scope to create or view a lead, or to view metadata and so on.Scopes contain three parameters — service name, scope name, and operation type. The format to define a scope is scope=service_name.scope_name.operation_typeExample: ZohoRecruit is the service API name, modules is the scope name, and ALL is the operation type.Available ScopesScope NameAssociated Methodsusersusers.allorgorg.allsettingssettings.all, settings.custom_views, settings.related_lists, settings.modules, settings.fields, settings.layoutsmodulesmodules.all, modules.candidate, modules.client, modules.contact, modules.jobopening, modules.campaign, modules.task, modules.event, modules.call, modules.interview, modules, modules.custom,modules.notes,modules.assessment,modules.candidatestatus,modules.jobopeningstatus, modules.todo,modules.custommodule,modules.vendors,modules.application,modules.referral,modules.department,modules.assessment_submission,modules.forecastbulkbulk.all, bulk.read, bulk.createnotificationsnotifications.read, notifications.create, notifications.update, notifications.deleteGroup ScopesGroup scopes provide complete access to all functions the user can perform on the record. For instance, a group scope can allow a user to read, create, update, and delete records in all modules.Example: the above example, the user has access to all modules in the client ZohoRecruit account.Other examples arescope=ZohoRecruit.modules.READ(Read-only permission)scope=ZohoRecruit.modules.CREATEscope=ZohoRecruit.modules.UPDATEscope=ZohoRecruit.modules.DELETESeparate ScopesSeparate scopes are used to provide access to data in a particular module without access to other modules. above scope gives the user access to only the candidates and Job Openings modules from the client ZohoRecruit account.Additionally, you can set specific permissions, like read, create, update or delete, for each module. For examples:scope=ZohoRecruit.modules.candidates.READ(Read-only permission)scope=ZohoRecruit.modules.candidates.CREATEscope=ZohoRecruit.modules.candidates.UPDATEscope=ZohoRecruit.modules.candidates.DELETEImportantUser Access Token must be kept confidential since it defines the type of API that you use. Do NOT expose your Access Token anywhere in public forums, public repositories, or on your website's client-side code like HTML or JavaScript. Exposing it to the public may lead to data theft, loss, or corruption.

Tasks. Allowing users to view Planner HUB in iPlanner Pro, to read others tasks and tasks assigned bya6f5c2f4-0bc2-48bf-8afe-6c93583a152bprofiledelegatedRequired by Azure AD SSO and allows users to sign-in to iPlanner Pro, and allows the app to read the profile of signed-in users.a6f5c2f4-0bc2-48bf-8afe-6c93583a152bThis application does not have Additional APIs.QuestionsQuestions or updates to any of the information you see here? Contact us!Certification informationControlMicrosoft 365 Certification ResultAPPLICATION SECURITYPASS Penetration TestingIn Scope Vulnerability Assessment Review (Penetration Test)In ScopeOPERATIONAL SECURITYPASS Awareness TrainingIn Scope Malware Protection - Anti-MalwareN/A Malware Protection - Application ControlN/A Patch Management - Patching & Risk RankingIn Scope Vulnerability ScanningIn Scope Network Security Controls (NSC)In Scope Change ControlIn Scope Secure Software Development/DeploymentIn Scope Account ManagementIn Scope Security Event Logging, Reviewing and AlertingIn Scope Information Security Risk ManagementIn Scope Security Incident ResponseIn Scope Business Continuity Plan (BCP) and Disaster Recovery PlanIn ScopeDATA HANDLING SECURITY & PRIVACYPASS Data in TransitIn Scope Data At RestN/A Data Retention, Back-up and DisposalN/A Data Access ManagementN/A GDPRIn Scope HIPAAN/AQuestionsQuestions or updates to any of the information you see here? Contact us! --> Additional resources In this article