Logic Server Connection Troubleshooting

This troubleshooting guide let you resolve connection issues with Logic Server.
Please follow the next verification instructions in order.

• Issue: Your device don't appear in Logic Server devices list.
• Application: Slideshow Remote™
• Devices: iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch

1) Install the latest version of Logic Server

• Logic Server Download and Installation

2) Install the latest version of iTunes

iTunes is available from Apple and will install Bonjour for Windows, a required component to allow automatic connections.

• http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/

3) Configure the firewall

For best results the Windows firewall must be configured. Any another antivirus and firewall program must also be configured.

1. Allow Logic Server to accept inbound/outbound calls.
2. Allow incoming connections on TCP port 80 (HTTP)
3. Allow incoming connections on UDP port 5353 (MDNS)

If the firewall is not properly configured you could encounter the following problems:

• Your device doesn't appear in the Devices List
• Automatic and manual connection modes fail
• Error "Unable to connect to Logic Server"
• Send error 10054
• Connect error 10061

Refer to the following procedures and your software documentation:

• Configure Windows firewall
• Configure McAfee firewall
• Configure Norton firewall

4) Run Logic Server

Open the Start menu, point to All Programs, LogicInMind and click Logic Server. When running Logic Server's icon is visible in the Windows system tray.

5) Check Logic Server status

Open Logic Server and read the status page.

• If Logic Server status is disabled or Logic Server cannot open its TCP port open the Settings page and type a new TCP port number. The default value is 80 but you can chose any available value between 1 and 65534.
• If Bonjour for Windows is not installed you should install iTunes or use the manual connection mode.
• If Bonjour for Windows is disabled you should restart the service or use the manual connection mode.

6) Check if Wi-Fi is enabled on your iPhone

The Wi-Fi icon must be visible in the top status bar.
Your Wi-Fi netowrk name (in the Wi-Fi settings) must be the same as on your PC (example: "My Home Network", "ABC Corp", "lan1"). Logic Server is compatible with ad-hoc Wi-Fi networks.

7) Call Logic Server from your PC

Move the mouse cursor over Logic Server system tray icon.
The message "Logic Server (Enabled)" should appear.

Start Internet Explorer and navigate to this address: http://127.0.0.1.
You should read the page "Logic Server Welcome!".

If Logic Server is disabled or the page not accessible, you may have a local web server or another application server listening to TCP port 80. Only one program can read this port at any time. Advanced users could use the command "netstat -a -b -n" to identify what application uses TCP port 0.0.0.0:80 or 127.0.0.1:80.

8) Call Logic Server from your device

You can skip this step if you are not familiar with networks.

Find the IP address of your PC on your LAN network.
Click on Start menu, All Programs, Accessories, Command line.
Type "ipconfig", hit Enter, and find your IP address.
Your IP may look like 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.1
Your IP is not like: 127.0.0.1, 10.254.254.254, 255.255.255.255.

Start Safari on your iPhone/iPod and navigate to your IP address, i.e.: 192.168.0.1
If the page could not be reached your device is blocked from accessing your computer by a router, a firewall or an antivirus software.

9) Close iPhone 3G mode

The current version of Logic Server works over a LAN network, not Internet.

10) Close iPhone VPN

Bonjour for Windows can not communicate via a virtual private network.