RBT-402 Initial Configuration
Wizard
The first time the unit is powered on, you will be presented with a startup wizard. This
will create the initial settings for display and network.
Setting a Static IP address and Wireless
Should you need to set a Static IP Address do the following;
1. Click Start > Control Panel
2. Select the Network tab
3. Change the setting from DHCP to Static
4. Input your IP Address, Subnet mask and default gateway settings
5. Click Advanced to enter and DNS settings you may have
6. If you are using Wireless click on the Wireless Parameters
7. Enter your wireless network settings including WEP key.
Note
If the Wireless parameters button is missing, the wireless device is not being seen by the
Terminal. Linux models only support specific Wireless devices, if in doubt check with
BOSaNOVA support for a list of supported devices.
Mouse support
By default the RBT-402 expects to see a mouse, if you intend to use the unit without a
mouse, you must first define this in the Control panel > Input tab. Change the setting
there to read None.
Adding applications
RBT-402 Thin Client comes with no applications defined. To enable applications to be
used they have to be added. The RBT-402 has a choice of modes of operation, Desktop
mode (default), where the user sees a Windows type user interface. In this mode you can
add applications by clicking Start > application > add application or Start >
Connection Manager > Add.
In WBT mode, where the user interface looks like a CE.Net type Thin Client, you have
only the Connection Manager. To add applications here, simply click the
Configuration tab and click the Add button, a list of available applications will be
shown, select from the drop down list.
5250 Hot keys
(Terminal Style)
Enter = Right CTRL
Field exit = ENTER
Error Reset = Left CRTL
Attention = Esc
Hotkey to next session = ALT + Tab
Dup = Numpad *
Roll up = Page Down
Roll Down = Page Up
Split Screen = right click on status bar in Desktop mode
CTRL+ALT+END= Enables terminal connection manager
CTRL+ALT+K= Jumps back to the previous session
CTRL+ALT+L= Jumps to the subsequent session
Locking down the Thin Client
Once you have added and setup all the applications you need on the Terminal you can
lock down the Terminal to prevent changes being made. This can be done either by the
management software or on the Terminal itself. On the Terminal click Start > Control
panel. Go to the Security tab and click the hide connections configuration tab. It
would also be a good idea to add a password to this, therefore preventing the user sim-
ply un-checking this parameter.
Auto Start Applications
Any application can be set to automatically launch when the Terminal is powered on.
To do this start the Connection Manager, (either right click on the desktop or take
Start > connection manager) highlight the application you want to auto start and click
the startup button. You will have the option of auto start and default connection. If
this connection type is RDP or ICA you will also have the option of auto reconnect.
Default connection means that when more than one application is started, the one
which is left showing will be the one which is checked default.
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