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HP Thin Client 3 HP Thin Connect, Add, Edit, Exit, NOTE:, Delete, Advanced, Start > Programs > HP Thin Connect

Models: Windows CE 5.0 t5530

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3 HP Thin Connect

HP Thin Connect allows you to:

●Manage user accounts.

●Add, edit, and delete connections.

◦Terminal emulation

◦Microsoft Remote Desktop Client (RDP) connections

◦HP PC Session Allocation Client (PC SAM)

◦Internet Explorer

◦Citrix ICA connections

●Assign connections to users.

The main HP Thin Connect window allows you to perform actions for only the current user. To assign connections to other users, use the HP Thin Connect Advanced window. For more information about the Advanced window, see Advanced Window on page 7.

You can access HP Thin Connect by clicking Start > Programs > HP Thin Connect.

NOTE: You must close all active connections to use the following buttons: Add, Delete, Edit, Advanced, Exit.

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Contents

Page Page About This Book Page Table of contents 5 Programs and Add-ons 6 Registry Import/Export Page 1 Introduction Next 2 The Desktop Properties ●Start button 2.Select Properties Auto hide Send to Desktop 3 HP Thin Connect Connection display area Connect Control Panel Help Cancel Assign Connections Security Users General Name Password Confirm Password Account is disabled Based on Add another user Permissions User is Administrator Modify Adding connections Editing connections Deleting connections Assigning connections to users Assign Connections tab User Available connections Type Connections for [user] Primary Assigning connections Designating connections as primary or secondary Enabling automatic connection and reconnection Auto starting HP Thin Connect Setting the terminal to Kiosk mode Page System Statistics System Automatic Log On Single Button Log On Account Enable Reset Hotkey 4 Control Panel Keyboard Sound Display Mouse Boot Device Order ATA Flash Enable F12 Network Boot Import From a File From a Smart Card Reader Friendly name Page When dialing from location 1.Click Dialing Patterns For Local calls F,G Hard Drive Appearance Settings Test Screen Saver Page Keyboard Shortcuts Preferences Server Location Firewall Settings Thin State Capture Capture Thin State Deploy Popups Other Options Default Printer Manufacturer Model Serial Handshaking Page 1.Select Enable Printer 2.Type the Printer Name and Network Port Configure Send Form Feed Double-Click Button Configuration Pointer Speed Make New Connection Dial-upconnection Direct connection Virtual Private Network (PPTP) connection Virtual Private Network (L2TP) connection PPP Over Ethernet (PPPoE) connection BIOS Wakeup Alarm Enable Wake On LAN PWRON State After Power Fail Set Alarm Adding a printer User Defined Network Finish Modifying an existing printer configuration Enabling security Creating a user account Accepted Community Names Community Name Rights Accept SNMP Packets SNMP packets section Location Contact Trap Destinations Enable Authentication Failure Trap Accept SNMP packets from any host Accept SNMP packets from these hosts Page Reset Export Memory Resetting settings to factory defaults Copying registry settings ●Direct from HP ●Custom Direct from HP Custom Check for updates at startup 1.Select Use Values from DHCP Server Server Name/IP Server Port Automatically check for updates on startup Remove Settings for VNC Server 5 Programs and Add-ons ThinPrint ThinPrint over TCP/IP Assignment Add local port Edit entry Current printer Page ThinPrint Network Printer a.Select LPD Printer Printer address HP Connections for Citrix Software Creating a New ICA connection Deleting a connection Editing a connection Creating a desktop shortcut to a connection RDP Terminal Emulation Connection TxtPad ELO Touch Screen Messenger USB Wireless Page 6 Registry Import/Export CE_RegExport CE_RegImport Index