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Powersaving Stand by after Suspend after Power off after Enables energy saving capabilities of the monitor Determines after which time the monitor is switched to standby mode Determines after which time the monitor is switched to suspend mode Determines after which time the monitor is switched to off 7.2 ELO Touch THINTUNE offers you the convenience to operate the terminal with touch screen monitors. This can be accomplished if you connect THINTUNE via the serial port with touch screen monitors from ELO only. 7.3 eToken eToken is a storage device which can be connected to THINTUNE via the USB bus. This offers special functions to THINTUNE which especially are needed in security-sensitive areas. Basically with the built-in screen saver utility eToken offers you access with strong authentication! Be notified that eToken is available by option only. If you desire to restrict access of THINTUNE to authorized personnel only you might want to take advantage of the combination of eToken and the THINTUNE-internal screensaver which offers you strong authentication. To authenticate at THINTUNE you need an eToken and the matching PIN-code. eToken also offers you to export sessions to its internal memory. This offers you to get hold of your session at any Thin Client. Once you plug-in your eToken the saved session automatically will be launched regardless which terminal you are currently using. You automatically will be disconnected from your session once you unplug eToken when using the device with RDP-, or ICA-sessions. Plugging in again your eToken device lets you reconnect to your session which previously has been disconnected. ) Information To reconnect into a session which you previously disconnected from please take care that the settings of the terminal server are set accordingly. This means that disconnected sessions are not automatically terminated! 63

Section	Page
1 TABLE OF CONTENTS	4
2 Introduction	8
2.1 Symbols	10
3 Terminal features	11
4 The THINTUNE Control-Center	13
4.1 Client Configuration Window	14
5	15
5.1 Autostart Menu	15
5.2.1 General ICA Settings	16
5.2.1.1 Drive Mapping Tab	17
5.2.1.3 Server Location Tab	19
5.2.1.4 Firewall Tab	19
5.2.2 Printer Tab	20
5.2.3 Setting up ICA Sessions	20
5.2.3.1 Network Tab	21
5.2.3.2 Connection Tab	21
5.2.3.3 Window Tab	22
5.2.3.4 Application Tab	23
5.2.3.5 Firewall Tab	23
5.3 Configuring the Opera Browser	23
5.3.1 General Settings	23
5.3.2 Setup of an Opera session	24
5.4 Configuring of Host Connectivity with Power Term	24
5.4.1 Global Settings	24
5.4.1.1 Preferences tab	25
5.4.1.2 Display tab	25
5.4.1.3 Printer tab	26
5.4.1.4 Interface tab	27
5.4.1.5 Keyboard Mapping tab	28
5.4.1.6 Licensing tab	29
5.4.2 Setup of a Power Term session	29
5.4.2.1 Network tab	29
5.4.2.2 Backup tab	30
5.4.2.3 Preferences, Display and Printer tab	30
5.5 Configuration of a RDP Session	30
5.5.1 General Settings	31
5.5.2 Configuring of a RDP session	32
5.5.2.1 Network tab	32
5.5.2.2 Backup tab	32
5.5.2.3 Window tab	33
5.5.2.4 Options tab	33
5.6. RDP-PRO	33
5.6.1 General Settings	33
5.6.1.1 Window Tab	33
5.6.1.2 Options Tab	34
5.6.1.3 Printer Tab	35
5.6.2 Configuring a RDP-PRO Session	35
5.6.2.1 Network Tab	35
5.6.2.2 Backup tab	36
5.6.2.3 Window Tab	37
5.6.2.4 Options tab	37
5.7 Configuring a Rexec-Session	37
5.7.1.1 Network tab	38
5.7.1.2 Options tab	39
5.8 SSH Session	40
5.8.1. General Settings	40
5.8.2 Configuring a new SSH session	41
5.9 Telnet Session	42
5.9.1 General Settings	42
5.9.2 Configuring a Telnet Session	42
5.9.2.1 Network tab	42
	42
5.9.2.2 Option tab	43
5.10 Tarantella (AIP) session	43
5.10.1 Configuring a Tarantella (AIP) session	43
5.11 Configuring a X11 session	44
5.11.1 General settings	44
5.11.2 Configuring a XDM Session	45
5.11.2.1 Network Tab	45
6. The Control Center System	46
6.1 Date and Time - Setting date and time	46
6.2 Timezone	47
6.3 Desktop - Desktop features	47
6.3.1 Window Manager Tab	48
Desktop Tab	49
6.3.3 X-Server Tab	49
6.3.4 Screensaver Tab	50
6.3.5 Shadowing Tab	51
6.3.6 X-Resources Tab	52
6.4 Line Printer	52
6.4.1 General Settings	52
6.4.2 Remote LPR Tab	54
6.5 Remote File System	55
6.6 SnapIn´s	56
6.6.1 Configuring a SnapIn	56
6.7 Sysinfo	57
6.7.1 System tab	57
6.7.2 Display tab	57
6.7.3 Network tab	58
6.8 Thin Print Client	60
6.8.1 Printer Assignment tab	60
6.8.2 Advanced tab	60
7. Devices	62
7.1 Display	62
7.2 ELO Touch	64
7.3 eToken	64
7.3.1 eToken Screensaver	65
7.3.2 Export Session	65
7.4 Keyboard	66
7.5 Mouse	66
7.6 Network	67
7.6.1 Configuration of the LAN Interface	68
7.6.1.1 General Network Settings tab	68
7.6.1.2 General Settings tab	69
7.6.1.3 Adapter Settings	70
7.6.2 DialUp Connections	71
7.6.2.1 General tab	71
7.6.2.2 Authentication & Security	72
7.6.2.3 Network	73
7.6.2.4 Interactive Login	73
7.6.3 PPTP Connections	74
7.6.3.1 Network	75
7.7 THINTUNE Ports	75
7.7.1 LPT1 tab	76
7.7.2 COM1/COM2 tab	76
7.7.3 USB Printer Tab	77
7.8 Powerbutton	78
7.9 Sound	79
8 Administrative	80
8.1 Firmware Update	80
8.2 Security	82
9 Rescue System	83
9.1 How to Rescue the system	83
10 Tips and Tricks	84
10.1 DHCP Options	84
10.1.1 Example configuration with Windows 2000 DHCP server	84
10.2 Printing	86
10.2.1 LPD/LPR Printing	86
10.2.1.1 Configuration with Windows 2000	87
10.2.2 Portprinting (Port 9100)	88
10.2.3 Citrix Client Printer	90
10.2.4 Citrix Client Printer auto creation	92
10.2.5 Printing using Thinprint	92
10.2.6 Printer Classes and Auto Connect with Thin Print	94
10.3 Ports and Firewalls	96
10.4 Serial connectivity for use with terminal emulations an	96

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Powersaving

Enables energy saving capabilities of the monitor

Stand by after

Determines after which time the monitor is switched to standby mode

Suspend after

Determines after which time the monitor is switched to suspend mode

Power off after

Determines after which time the monitor is switched to off

7.2 ELO Touch

THINTUNE offers you the convenience to operate the terminal with touch screen monitors. This can be

accomplished if you connect THINTUNE via the serial port with touch screen monitors from ELO only.

7.3 eToken

eToken is a storage device which can be connected to THINTUNE via the USB bus. This offers special functions to

THINTUNE which especially are needed in security-sensitive areas. Basically with the built-in screen saver utility

eToken offers you access with strong authentication! Be notified that eToken is available by option only.

If you desire to restrict access of

THINTUNE to authorized personnel only you might want to take advantage of the

combination of eToken and the THINTUNE-internal screensaver which offers you strong authentication. To

authenticate at THINTUNE you need an eToken and the matching PIN-code.

eToken also offers you to export sessions to its internal memory. This offers you to get hold of your session at any

Thin Client. Once you plug-in your eToken the saved session automatically will be launched regardless which

terminal you are currently using. You automatically will be disconnected from your session once you unplug eToken

when using the device with RDP-, or ICA-sessions. Plugging in again your eToken device lets you reconnect to your

session which previously has been disconnected.

Information

To reconnect into a session which you previously disconnected

from please take care that the settings of the terminal server are

set accordingly. This means that disconnected sessions are not

automatically terminated!