Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 Manuel D’Utilisation

 

 

 

 

 

 

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•  Backing store: Saves screen information to the local X11 server on the thin 

client. This increases the screen refresh speed when the network connection is 
slow (especially noticeable by ISDN); however, the main memory requirements 
are large (128 MB or higher). 

•  Dead keys: Maps exist that define several “dead keys” on the keyboard. Dead 

keys make it possible to entered accented combination characters. A dead key 
combination means that you press two keys one after the other (press the first key 
and release it, then press the second key and release it) in order to form a single 
character. In general, you press a key for the accent you want (nothing happens), 
then a key for the letter to apply to accent to (the accented combination character 
appears). 

For example, pressing “`” on the U.S. international keyboard produces nothing, 
but subsequently typing “e” produces “è”. Other keyboard layouts may produce 
accented characters in other ways (on the French keyboard there is a key that 
produces “è” directly).  
By default, dead keys are active. If you use an application that is incompatible 
with dead keys, click to deselect. 

•  Allow remote X11 clients: Allows remote X11 clients to connect to the local Thin 

Client. 

•  Show information message: Pop-up message that appears when an XDMCP 

session is started. Can be deactivated. 

•  Run as normal window To use this feature, you must have the “Xnest” (xnest) 

package installed.  
By default, an XDMCP session runs in its own console. The key combinations for 
switching between consoles are described below. 
Select this option to run the XDMCP session directly in the eLux NG desktop. No 
switching is required. 

3.  Application Restart: Click to select to immediately reconnect after the user logs off. 

When this feature is selected, the application automatically starts when the Thin Client 
starts or restarts. 

4.  Start automatically: Click this check box to open the session when the terminal 

starts.  

5.  Desktop icon Creates a desktop shortcut for this application on the eLux NG desktop. 
6. Click 

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To enable sound, go to Setup > Multimedia and click to select Enable sound in XDMCP 
sessions

. Note: The application must be e-sound system compatible. 

 
An XDM session uses a virtual screen. A new 
console is started. Use the shortcut key 
CTRL + ALT + F1 to move to the eLux NG 
screen. To switch to the XDM screen, use 
CTRL + ALT + F2. Up to two XDM sessions at 
a time are possible (switch to the second open 
XDM session using CTRL + ALT + F3).  
 
To close the session, move to the eLux NG 
screen, highlight the active XDM session and 
click Disconnect. 
 
For more information on consoles, see “3.5.2 Consoles.” 
 

 Multiple consoles are not supported 

by all hardware platforms, due to large 
resource use. In this case, when you start 
an XDMCP session, a pop-up dialog box 
appears informing you that all active 
sessions are about to be disconnected, 
giving you the chance to cancel. When 
you click OK, all eLux NG sessions are 
stopped and the XDMCP session is 
started. Return to the eLux NG desktop 
by disconnecting from your XDMCP 
server.