User manual MAXDATA FALCON 100 200

[. . . ] Please refer to the "Software Feature Comparison List" (chapter 6) to get an overview of the supported software features and protocols of the different MAXDATA Thin Client models. How to use this Guide In this MAXDATA User Guide we describe the setup screens and options as well as the boot procedure. We do not describe common functionalities like TCP/IP NFS, SMB, DHCP and BOOTP etc. , , If you have any questions concerning these matters please ask your system administrator or if you would like to know more about protocols please refer to the according documentation. This guide is divided into the following chapters: 1. [. . . ] Also, you can hide the "Configure" tab in the Terminal Connection Manager, so that the user is unable to create or manipulate any session. 16 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 5 Printers This tab enables you to configure your printer(s) connected to the thin client. Double click "Add Printer" to open the printer configuration wizard. Select the interface the printer is attached to. MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 17 Double click "Add Printer" to open the printer configuration wizard. Specify a proper name for the printer. , After clicking "Next" you will be prompted if you want to configure another printer. (Simply choose "Next" in that dialog as long as you do not need one for now. ) 18 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 6 Terminal Server Client Licenses Terminal Server Client Licenses assigned to the client will be displayed here. (In case necessary, they can manually be deleted here. ) 4. 3. 7 Dialing Use this tab to set the proper pre-requisites to dial out with a locally attached modem. MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 19 4. 3. 8 Keyboard Tweak the keyboard's character repeat behaviour here. 4. 3. 9 Password In oder to protect the terminal from unauthorized access, set a user password. Choose, if the terminal should prompt for this password right after power on and/or if the screen saver should also be password protected. 20 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 10 Owner Informations given here do have statistic function only. Additional user information can be entered here (e. g. department, floor, . . . ). MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 21 In oder to gain access to the network resources hold ready for the user, enter the user's name and the belonging password as well as the domain the account is valid. 22 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 11 System Most vital informations about the system are gathered in this summary. The "General" tab mainly displays the exact OS version, CPU type and available memory. For specific applications, you may need to allocate more RAM for program use or storage. Note: Use this setting with care and do not exceed respective do not fall below the "In Use" values!This will cause malfunctions of the terminal. MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 23 Specify the terminal's "Device Name" for network identification. (By default, the device name is set to WBT+MAC adress. ) This tab is a disclaimer only. Please read the copyright information carefully. 24 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 12 Display You may put an image onto your desktop. Predefined are the standard Microsoft® Windows® CE logo and the MAXDATA logo. But you may also load an image from an available network ressource. Select one of the preconfigured Schemes (Themes) or manually set the look wanted. Click on the picture to switch the "Item" drop box to the according setting. MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 25 4. 3. 13 Mouse Within the Mouse Properties, you can test and tweak the mouse behaviour. Click on the pictures to the right to execute the according test. This tab enables you to switch from default right hand mouse to left hand mouse (exchanging mouse buttons). Also, the mouse speed could be altered here. 26 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 14 Volume & Sounds Configure what system sounds (e. g. on mouse clicks) and acoustic alerts should be enabled and the wanted volume. Similar to a Microsoft® Windows® PC desktop, you can enable/assign sounds to the most common events. MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 27 4. 3. 15 Date / Time Adjust time and date as well as your time zone in this tab. 4. 3. 16 Certificates Manage certificates for trusted authorities here. 28 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 17 Regional Settings Specify the proper locale (country) here. In case needed, you may also alter the detailed settings like numbering, currency, time and date style. These settings are acessable via the "Customize. . . " button. Currently, the user interface is available in English language only. "Input Language" means the attached keyboard's layout (key arrangement) to be used. MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 29 4. 3. 18 Network and Dial-up Connections Configure new or edit existing connections via this window. This window pops up when clicking the "Make new Connection" button. Select the connection to be configured and follow the respective subsequent configuration windows. The ordinary connection is a LAN connection, which is always already preconfigured. Choose between static IP or use of DHCP (DHCP is set by default). In case DHCP is not used or does not provide name service information, specify your Domain Name Services and/or Windows Internet Naming Service here. 30 Terminal Properties 4. 3. 19 FTP Update To update your terminal with a new firmware, enter the necessary credentials to log in to your FTPserver providing the firmware image. Firmware updates are available from http://ftp. maxdata. de/t_index. asp?info=/info/MAXDATA_Falcon_ Thin_Clients (there are sub-directories named after the models). [. . . ] Mayor configuration needs to be done here, some more is only configurable within a running session (for example keyboard remapping, script-recording, etc. . . ) As it would go beyond the scope of this manual, the emulation suite is not described in detail here. Please refer to the according documentation by Ericom also available on our webpage and/or Product CD. 42 Configuring Sessions 5. 5 Internet Explorer 5. 5. 1 General Enter a name for the browser session and specify the session's start page and search page. Also configure the browser's cache behaviour and settings. 5. 5. 2 Connection Set the type of connection to be used for the browser session. Note: "Use LAN (no autodial)" is not activated by default. MAXDATA FALCON 100/200 43 5. 5. 3 Security Configure what websites belong to your trusted or restricted sites. You are also able to constitute the behaviour of the local activex controls for each of the four zones separately. 5. 5. 4 Privacy Configure Cookie handling via this tab. 44 Configuring Sessions 5. 5. 5 Advanced Here you can manipulate most functionalities of the Internet Explorer. [. . . ]