User manual MAXDATA FALCON L

[. . . ] MAXDATA FALCON 200 L / 300 L User`s Manual Important Information Copyright This publication is protected under international copyright laws, with all rights reserved. No part of this manual, including the products and software described in it, may be reproduced, manipulated, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form or by any means, except documentation kept by the purchaser for backup purposes, without the express written permission of MAXDATA AG. Disclaimer The information in this document is subject to change without notice. MAXDATA AG makes no representations or warranties with respect to the contents hereof and specifically disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Further, MAXDATA AG reserves the right to revise this publication and to make changes from time to time in the content hereof without obligation of MAXDATA AG to notify any person of such revision or changes. Trademark Recognition SAPdb is a trademark of SAP AG. [. . . ] · Activate Drive Mapping This option allows you to temporary enable/disable the drive mapping. This gives you the advantage not to loose your stored settings, but beeing able to switch it on/off. Note: Local devices that should be used for drive mapping, first have to be configured as device!(see 5. 9. 2) How to configure a "Drive Mapping": Enable one of the three mappings to activate the corresponding entry fields. Then click on the corresponding button in the "Drive to map" column. Now select the drive letter, under which the local device or folder should be mapped. In case the drive letter you selected is not available on the Citrix server anymore, the specified directory or local drive will be mapped to the next free drive letter at logon. In the "Local Drive Path" field, set the path name of the local directory, the mapping should point to. When mapping a locally attached device, use the pre-defined path names as offered by the drop-down box. These are the directories, the devices are mounted to by default at bootup (e. g. You can choose to grant "Read Access" "Write access" or to "Ask User" for each map, ping separately. ("Ask User" will prompt for read/write access on first access per ICA session. ) Note: The same drive mappings and access settings will apply to all ICA connections. 54 Setup (Global Settings) 5. 8. 5 COM Ports You can perform bi-directional mapping between serial devices that are attached to the Thin Client (e. g. This enables programs running on the server to exchange data with the local devices. · COM Port Devices Select the COM port your device is attached to from this drop-down box: /dev/ttyS0 stands for the local COM1 and /dev/ttyS1 stands for the local COM2. ttyS3 and ttyS4 are for potential addon cards plugged in the PCI/ISA slot, e. g. Your selection will be mapped to the virtual COM1, a second one will become virtual COM2 and so on. Note: The behaviour details of the local COM port has to be configured in "Devices" (see 5. 10. 1). The configuration and its assignment on server side has to be done within Metaframe MAXDATA FALCON 200 L / 300 L 55 5. 8. 6 Printer In this tab, you configure the printer for ICA sessions. (For general printer configuration, see section 5. 11) · Enable Client Printer Mapping This feature makes the locally attached printer of the Thin Client available within your ICA sessions (assuming that it`s not disabled from server side). Because the Thin Client will only spool the incoming print jobs, you have to install the printer on the server. This is done in the familiar way ("Start" -> "Settings" -> "Printer" and so on. . . ). The only thing you have to care of is that you have to be logged in from the terminal the printer is connected to as Administrator. · Enable Printer Autocreation Metaframe XP on Windows Servers provides the feature to automatically createthe printers when connecting to the server. To use this function, the Thin Client has to provide information about the chosen local printer (see 5. 10. 1) and the Microsoft Windows printer driver name for it. [. . . ] This means during the next reboot, your defined settings will be loaded again. 98 Application Launcher 6. 4. 9 Powerterm (Terminal Emulation) The PowerTerm Interconnect/32 software we use in Flash Linux is the official Linux version from ERICOM Software Ltd. · PowerTerm Emulation Setup After you have chosen the "PowerTerm" session type in the "Add a New Session" procedure described in earlier section 6. 3. 1 the following "PowerTerm Emulation Setup" appears on the screen: (This is also a good overview, what emulation types are supported. ) We have tried to bring the appearance of the setup pages used here as similar as possible to the appearance of the setup pages described in the original "PowerTerm Manual" of ERICOM Software Ltd. MAXDATA FALCON 200 L / 300 L 99 6. 4. 10 XTERM (Local Application) With an XTERM session, you can execute local commands via shell (it is kind of DOS-prompt, if you have to compare it to Windows). 6. 4. 11 Application via RSH This section describes how to configure a "RSH Session" that can be used to start a remote application via RSH (Remote Shell) on a host and displaying it on the terminal. After you have chosen the "Application via RSH" session type in the "Add a New Session" procedure described in earlier section 6. 3. 1 the following "Application via RSH Setup" appears on the screen. Command Use this "Command" page to provide all necessary entries to create an executable command to start an application remote via RSH. · Remote Username In this field you have to enter the name of the remote user. [. . . ]