System Settings

Displays the general information on the system.

Maximum number of stations (incl. Host) : Displays the maximum number of stations that can be connected to the host computer.

Current number of additional stations : Displays the number of users that are connected to the host computer and is currently being used.

This machine : Displays the name of the host computer. The name of the computer can be changed by using the <Computer name> option at the Windows system registration information menu.

This user : Displays the names of the users who have logged on the host computer.

System uptime : Displays the logon period of the host computer's operating system.

Main Station AutoLogon : Displays an option to automatically start the stations, which are connected to the host computer, at boot-up.

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Delay until shutdown (seconds) : The shutdown time of each station when the host computer shuts down can be set. The range of the input value is from 1 second to 999 seconds.

Disable Send Broadcast Message : Displays an option that can activate or deactivate the message sending mode for each station.

Prevent access of the USB-storage devices to the

attached terminal. : Displays an option which can activate or deactivate the USB-storage devices.

Remote View/Control allowed : Displays an option that an administrator can view or control the PC Expanion remotely.

Clean up disconnected sessions not in use : Display an option that the session can be terminated, if the user does not log on again after disconnecting.

Support WTSAPI32 Interface : A program, which uses the Windows RDP function, can be selected by using this mode. If this feature is enabled, all NComputing protocols are automatically converted to RDP-compatible formats. Use this for Terminal Services Compatibility issues.

Disable background-bitmaps under Windows XP :

Displays an option which can display the background image under the Windows XP operating system.

Administrator Password : Entering a password to use the NCX-2000-XP program can be activated or deactivated by using this mode. If the user does not wish to have a password, the 'Disable Password Protection' must be selected.

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NComputing L200, L120, L100 manual System Settings, Displays the general information on the system

L100, L200, L120 specifications

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