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Display, Screen saver - default password

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Display The Display Settings utility allows you to configure the monitor's screen resolution, color depth, and refresh frequency. After you change display settings, the thin client allows you to test the settings. If the settings do not provide the desired results, you can cancel them to revert to the previous settings. The default resolution is 800x600x16@60Hz. Screen resolutions and refresh rates differ depending on monitor. You must reboot the terminal or restart the session for the changes to take effect. NOTE: Some displays report incorrect information. If you configure the display setting out of range, you can reset to factory defaults by pressing Alt+F2 and then logging in as root administrator and editing the XF86config. Screen saver Select the Screen Saver tab to enable and configure the screen saver. If you select Password Protected, the thin client uses your logon password as the screen saver password. To enable DPMS, select Monitor Power Saver Option (DPMS). You can query settings using xset -q in the console. 14 Chapter 2 Control Panel Settings ENWW

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Display
The Display Settings utility allows you to configure the monitor’s screen resolution, color depth, and refresh
frequency.
After you change display settings, the thin client allows you to test the settings. If the settings do not provide
the desired results, you can cancel them to revert to the previous settings.
The default resolution is 800x600x16@60Hz.
Screen resolutions and refresh rates differ depending on monitor.
You must reboot the terminal or restart the session for the changes to take effect.
NOTE:
Some displays report incorrect information. If you configure the display setting out of
range, you can reset to factory defaults by pressing
Alt+F2
and then logging in as root administrator
and editing the XF86config.
Screen saver
Select the
Screen Saver tab
to enable and configure the screen saver. If you select
Password
Protected
, the thin client uses your logon password as the screen saver password.
To enable DPMS, select
Monitor Power Saver Option (DPMS)
. You can query settings using
xset
–q
in the console.
14
Chapter
2
Control Panel Settings
ENWW