Samsung Syncmaster 911lt Quick Start Guide

     
 
 
 
 Introduction 
Welcome
  Congratulations on purchasing one of the Samsung Linux-based Thin Client models. The Samsung  Thin Clients are composed of state-of-the-ar t hardware and an operating system based on the 
Samsung Flash Linux Technology. We have done our best to deliver an excellent product and we 
promise to provide support and service of the same quality. 
Please refer to the  Software Feature Comparison List  to get an overview of the supported 
software features and protocols of...

PXE Network Boot Support Yes  Yes 
SSH Yes Yes 
DHCP Yes Yes 
DPMS Yes Yes 
Screen Saver Yes  Yes 
USB Mass Storage Yes  Yes 
File Browser EmelFM2  EmelFM2 
Smart Card Support Yes  Yes 
Icewm 1.2.32 1.2.32 
Thin Print Yes  Yes      
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Boot Procedure 
System BIOS
  The BIOS looks for extensions in the appropriate memory area. The next step is the execution of  the master boot record, which starts a secondary stage loader.
Secondary Stage Loader and Boot Menu
  The secondary stage loader...

  
     
 
 
 
 Control Center (Global Settings) 
Starting the Control Center
  Once the STC boots up, you have the option to set the STC as per your choice using the settings 
provided in the Control Panel. The Control Panel can be accessed using two methods. 
 
From the start menu   
Select the Settings option from the Start Menu. You can set up your STC using the options provided 
in the Settings tab. The various setting options provided are  
zDisplay  zInput  zPrinter  zNetwork  zTime  zSystem...

 
  
 Resolution
 
It can be set to any one of the following screen size. 
z800 x 600   z1024 x 768   z1280 x 1024   
Color 
It can be set to any one of the following color depths. 
z8 bit    ( Low Color / 256 Colors)  z16 bit  ( High Color / 65,535 Colors)  z24 bit ( True Color / 16.7 Million Colors)  
Screen Saver 
It can be set to any one of following types with Waiting Time. 
zNone : In this, the screensaver option is disabled. This is the default choice.  zFloating  : In this, a bitmap image is used...

 
 
 
 
Keyboard Type
  Choose your keyboard type from the available options from the drop box.
Character Repeat
  In this section you can set the auto repeat behavior for the keyboard: 
zRepeat delay: -
 Sets the delay time (in relative value) between pressing a key and the 
start of the auto repeat mode.  
zRepeat rate: -  Sets the number of repeated characters per second (relative scale).  At Boot Option
  This sub-menu has three options to be set  
 
zNum Lock
: - Enable this if Num Lock is to be...

 
zSession Name: - Enter the name for the session to be saved or loaded.  zLoad / Save / Delete: -  For loading, saving or deleting a saved session from memory. 
 
 
It is possible to select/create a new/existing mo unt point using the Control Centre dialog boxes 
itself. The process is described here along with figures. 
zFirst the IP address of the NFS server is given.  zIt automatically lists all the directories shared on that NFS server which can be seen like 
this.  
zThen the directory where the...

  
It is possible to select/create a new/existing mo unt point using the Control Centre dialog boxes 
itself. The process is described here along with figures. 
zFirst the IP address of the Samba server is given.  zIt automatically lists all the directories shared on that Samba server which can be seen 
as shown in the figure below.  
zThen the directory where the share has to be mounted is selected.  zThen a new empty directory is created and named accordingly.   zThen the folder created is selected and...

ICA Global Settings 
Citrix® Independent Computing Architecture (ICA)® allows users to connect remotely to servers 
running Citrix MetaFrame. ICA Client offers quick, secure access to applications, content, and 
entire desktops published on servers running MetaFrame. ICA separates the user interface from 
the application while keeping the logic on the server. By doing this, only screen updates, mouse 
clicks and keystrokes traverse the connection media.  
This  ICA Global Settings  section describes how...

 accessible on the network and using the chosen browsing protocol. 
 
TCP/IP
  If your network configuration uses routers or gateways, or to eliminate additional network 
traffic by the broadcasts, you can set specific server addresses for the Citrix servers from 
which the list of available servers and/or published applications should be requested.
You can place more than one address in the Address List to continue allowing clients to 
connect and function even if one or several of the servers is/are...

 and over again. 
Set the maximum size of local system memory (in kilobytes) to be used for caching and the 
minimum size of bitmaps to be cached and the directory the files should be stored locally. A too high setting might leave the Thin Client with too low memory for its system and other 
applications! In doubt, you have the possibility of adding RAM to your Thin Client.
   
Drive Mapping
 Drive Mapping makes any directory mounted on your Thin Client available to you during ICA 
sessions on Citrix...