User manual EIZO ECLIENT 630LT-GR ADMINISTRATOR'S MANUALS

[. . . ] For Microsoft Windows CE 2. 12 Version E Touch Panel LCD Monitor integrated Windows-based Terminal Please confirm the version of the software built in eClient, and refer to the suited User's Manual (Refer to the User's Manual Version List on next page). This is the manual for the following software version. * Microsoft Windows CE: 2. 12 Rev. 1. 64 or later * Microsoft Terminal Server Client: Ver. 6. 60 or later * ICA Client: Ver. 6. 20 [Build 992] or later User's Manual Version List A handling description changes with versions of the software built in eClient. Please NOTE · The version of software built in eClient can be checked with a [System]-[ICA] tab of [Terminal Properties]. OS: Microsoft Windows CE 2. 12 Software Microsoft Windows CE Manual Microsoft Windows Terminal Server Version 6. 60 or later Version 6. 53 or later Version 6. 51 or later Version 6. 28 or later Version 6. 28 or later ICA Client Software Version 6. 20 [Build992] or later Version 6. 20 [Build992] or later Version 6. 20 [Build992] or later Version 6. 20 [Build992] or later Version 6. 00 [Build923] or later E (This Manual) D C B A 2. 12 Rev. 1. 64 or later 2. 12 Rev. 1. 62 or later 2. 12 Rev. 1. 58 or later 2. 12 Rev. 1. 50 or later 2. 12 Rev. 1. 29 or later SAFETY SYMBOLS This manual uses the safety symbols below. Please read them carefully. WARNING Failure to abide by the information in a WARNING may result in serious injury and can be life threatening. CAUTION Failure to abide by the information in a CAUTION may result in moderate injury and/or property or product damage. [. . . ] ADDING & CHANGING A CONNETION NAME English 4-4. Setting an Autostart Connection This function configures a connection to start automatically each time the 630LT-GR is turned on. (This function is available for a LAN connection. ) 1. 5. Display the "Terminal Connection Manager" dialog box. Select the desired Connection Name for Autostart Connection. Click [Startup. . . ] "Connection Startup" dialog box is displayed. Select [Automatically start the selected connection at startup. ] Click [OK] to save the setting. The setting is effective from the next startup. 4. ADDING & CHANGING A CONNETION NAME 67 English 5. LOGON & LOGOFF This chapter shows how to log on to and log off from a WTS. 5-1. Logon to a WTS / Logoff from a WTS Logon to a WTS 1. "Terminal Connection Manager" dialog box is displayed. Please follow the instruction depending on the network environment of the 630LTGR. 68 5. LOGON & LOGOFF English (1) Connecting and logging on to a WTS through local network; Go to step 3. (2) Connecting and logging on to a WTS with dial-up connection; Click an active button of a small window on the right bottom of the screen. A dial-up connection is made by clicking the button. Check the clock's running, and go to step 3. (3) Connecting and logging on to a WTS with dial-in connection; Go to step 3. (Ask your system administrator for an installation of a dial-up connection. ) 3. Click the [Connections] tab. Select the desired [Connection Name] and click [Connect] (or simply double click the connection name). NOTE · To connect to the default connection WTS set in the "Terminal Connection Manager" dialog box, press [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [Home] keys. (See page 67 on a default connection server setting. ) 4. The 630LT-GR connects to the WTS, and the "Log On to Windows" dialog box is displayed. Type your [User name] and [Password], and click [OK] to log on to the WTS. After logon, the 630LT-GR allows you to use Microsoft Windows applications running on the WTS. NOTE · If an Automatic Logon connection has been defined, this menu will not be displayed upon connection. (For details, please refer to [Automatic Logon] on page 49, 58. ) 5. LOGON & LOGOFF 69 English Multi Session You can log on to the WTS with the several connection names, and switch the active sessions. · Logon 1. [. . . ] You can use a wet cotton swab to clean the rollers. Turn them to clean the entire roller. Rollers (6) Remove the dust inside of the mouse. (7) Put the trackball back into the mouse. (8) Close the mouse trackball cover. 116 9. [. . . ]