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switching between 77 Control Panel 86 CTRL + 2 116 CTRL + 3 116 CTRL + 4 116 CTRL + 5 116 CTRL + 6 116 CTRL + 7 116 CTRL + 8 or 9 116 CTRL + ALT + END 77 CTRL + ALT + HOME 77 CTRL + ALT + UP or DOWN arrow keys 77 cutting and pasting 77 D data compression ICA connections 47, 48 Date / Time, setting 99 DEC VT100 emulation 54 DEC VT300 7-bit and 8-bit emulation 54 DEC VT52 emulation 54 default connection defined 76 displaying 77 selecting 76 Default Gateway (currently in use by appliance) 89 Default List button 118 Definitions list 62 Deleting a connection 41 deleting connections 80 Desktop Area Appliance Properties 93 desktop title bar, hiding and displaying 116 Device Properties 51 DG 410 54 dial-in connections using terminal emulations 58 disconnecting RDP and ICA connections 81 terminal emulations 82 using a hotkey combination 116 Display Connection Bar 115 Display tab (Appliance Properties) 93 Index displaying default connection 77 DNS (Domain Name Service) Appliance Properties 98 Download updated manuals 3 E echo, suppressing 59 edit mode, overstrike or insert (terminal emulations) 82 Editing a connection 40 editing connections 80 Editing or Deleting Connections 40 Enable character repeat 126 Enable Sound setting 48 Encryption ICA connections 47, 48 Encryption Level 48 EOR options (terminal emulations) 59 Ethernet connector 19 Ethernet network 58 ezConnect 121 F F2 Key 85 Factory default settings 87 Firewall Settings ICA connections 48 Force Negotiation settings 59 FormFeed Terminator 62 G Global ICA Settings 116 Global RDP Settings, Display Connection Bar checkbox 115 GUI Overrides dialog box 62 H Hazeltine HZ1500 emulation 54 Host Information Terminal Emulation connections 58 Host Name Terminal Emulation connections 58 HP70092 emulation 54 147

Section	Page
FCC regulatory and safety information	3
CANADA ICES/NMB-003 Class/Classe (B)	3
Neoware Hardware Warranty	3
Microsoft Software License	3
Safety Instructions	7
Table of Contents	9
CHAPTER 1 Introduction	13
Overview	13
Purpose and intended readers	13
Organization	13
What is an Neoware thin client?	14
Getting More Information	15
The Internet	15
Technical support	16
CHAPTER 2 Setting Up Your Neoware Thin Client Appliance	17
Unpacking Your Neoware Thin Client Appliance	17
Packaging contents	17
Connecting the Components	17
Back panel connectors	17
Connecting the cables	18
Connecting Parallel, Serial and USB peripheral devices	19
Arranging Your Work Area	20
Getting comfortable	20
CHAPTER 3 Configuring Your Neoware Appliance	21
Automatic Appliance Properties Configuration	21
Automatic Appliance Properties Configuration	21
Selecting the Initial Configurations	21
Before you begin	21
Using the Neoware User Interface Selection Wizard	22
Set up with the Thin Client User Interface	22
Set up with the Windows CE Desktop	23
Set up with the Windows CE Desktop - Advanced Connections Manager	26
Set up with the Windows CE Desktop - without the Connection Manager	27
Quick Guide to Resetting the Terminal to Factory Default Settings	30
CHAPTER 4 Creating Connections	33
Automatic Appliance Connection Configuration	33
Automatic Appliance Connection Configuration	33
Neoware Connection Manager	33
Adding a New Connection	34
Adding an RDP Connection	35
Editing or Deleting Connections	40
Editing a connection	40
Deleting a connection	41
Connection Startup	41
Creating an ICA connection	42
Creating a PPP/RAS dialup connection	49
Creating a Neoware TeemTalk Terminal Emulation Connection	54
Creating a VPN Connection	67
CHAPTER 5 Using Connections	75
Starting a ICA or RDP connection	75
Single Button Connection Manager	76
Selecting startup options	76
Switching connections	77
Cutting and pasting between connections	77
RDP Connection Control Bar	77
Editing and Deleting Connections	80
Printing over the network	80
Printing Locally	80
Closing connections	81
Using a Neoware TeemTalk Terminal Emulation connection	81
Using a Microsoft VPN Connection	82
CHAPTER 6 Changing Appliance Properties	85
Changing Your Configurations	85
The Control Panel	86
The System icon	87
The General tab	87
Software and Appliance Inventory tab	88
The Network Inventory tab	89
Copyrights and End User License Agreement tabs	92
Inventory icon	93
Display icon	94
Desktop tab	95
Screen Saver tab	95
Settings tab	96
Network and Dialup Connections icon	97
IP Address tab	98
Name Servers tab	99
Network Speed tab	99
Volume and Sounds icon	100
Volume tab	100
Sounds tab	100
Date / Time icon	101
Internet Options icon	102
General tab	102
Connection tab	103
Security tab	103
Advanced tab	105
Privacy tab	105
Pop-ups tab	106
RDP Printers icon	106
Changing printer properties	109
Regional Settings icon	110
Regional Settings tab	110
The User Interface tab	111
Regional Settings tab	112
Wireless LAN Settings icon	113
ThinPrint® icon	114
TCP Print icon	114
LPD Print icon	115
Global RDP Settings icon	115
Global ICA Settings icon	117
Hotkeys tab	117
Preferences tab	117
Server Location tab	119
Firewall Settings tab	120
Terminal Server Client Licences	120
Connection Manager icon	121
Connections tab	122
ezConnect tab	122
Security icon	123
ezAnywhere icon	124
Mouse Settings icon	126
Keyboard Settings icon	127
Touch Screen icon	128
Update Portal Settings icon	128
User Interface icon	128
Certificates icon	129
Diagnostic Log icon	131
Appendix 1 Configuring an Internal Wireless Ethernet Card	133
Enabling the USB Controller in the appliance BIOS	133
Setting the USB Controller setting in the BIOS to Enabled	133
Only Wireless Ethernet	134
Supported Eon Models	135
Supported wireless Ethernet cards	135
Aironet Utilities	135
Aironet Client Utility	135
Profile Properties	135
Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP)	136
Update Firmware	136
Status	136
Statistics	136
Survey	137
Network and Dialup Connections icon	137
Systems icon	140
Appendix 2 Using LPR/LPD Printing	141
Network printing using LPR/LPD	141
Configuring the appliance for LPR/LPD printing	142
Windows 2000/2003 LPR/LPD printing to the appliance	143
Windows NT 4 LPR/LPD printing to the appliance	143
Linux/UNIX LPR/LPD printing to the appliance	144
Frequently observed issues	145
Don’t use punctuation	145
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147

switching between

Control Panel

CTRL + 2

116

CTRL + 3

116

CTRL + 4

116

CTRL + 5

116

CTRL + 6

116

CTRL + 7

116

CTRL + 8 or 9

116

CTRL + ALT + END

CTRL + ALT + HOME

CTRL + ALT + UP or DOWN arrow keys

cutting and pasting

data compression

ICA connections

47, 48

Date / Time, setting

DEC VT100 emulation

DEC VT300 7-bit and 8-bit emulation

DEC VT52 emulation

default connection

defined

displaying

selecting

Default Gateway (currently in use by

appliance)

Default List button

118

Definitions list

Deleting a connection

deleting connections

Desktop Area

Appliance Properties

desktop title bar, hiding and displaying

116

Device Properties

DG 410

dial-in connections

using terminal emulations

disconnecting

RDP and ICA connections

terminal emulations

using a hotkey combination

116

Display Connection Bar

115

Display tab (Appliance Properties)

displaying

default connection

DNS (Domain Name Service)

Appliance Properties

Download updated manuals

echo, suppressing

edit mode, overstrike or insert (terminal

emulations)

Editing a connection

editing connections

Editing or Deleting Connections

Enable character repeat

126

Enable Sound setting

Encryption

ICA connections

47, 48

Encryption Level

EOR options (terminal emulations)

Ethernet connector

Ethernet network

ezConnect

121

F2 Key

Factory default settings

Firewall Settings

ICA connections

Force Negotiation settings

FormFeed Terminator

Global ICA Settings

116

Global RDP Settings, Display Connection Bar

checkbox

115

GUI Overrides dialog box

Hazeltine HZ1500 emulation

Host Information

Terminal Emulation connections

Host Name

Terminal Emulation connections

HP70092 emulation