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Wireless Keyboard

P

P

P

P

Pointing the Keyboard

ointing the Keyboard

ointing the Keyboard

ointing the Keyboard

ointing the Keyboard

The wireless keyboard should be used
within 25 feet of the unit. For best results it
should be pointed at no more than a 45

o

angle. The keyboard works on “line of sight”.
If there are obstructions between the keyboard and the unit,
or if the keyboard is tilted at too severe an angle, it may
appear as if the keyboard isn’t working.

Keyboard Functions and Features

Arrows and ENTER / OK

Arrows and ENTER / OK

Arrows and ENTER / OK

Arrows and ENTER / OK

Arrows and ENTER / OK. Use the arrows

arrows

arrows

arrows

arrows to highlight items

on the menu screens, and when surfing the web. Press ENTER /

ENTER /

ENTER /

ENTER /

ENTER /

OK

OK

OK

OK

OK to select a highlighted item.

AL

AL

AL

AL

ALT

T

T

T

T. In ICA-application sessions, performs standard keyboard

functions.

CLEAR/ESC

CLEAR/ESC

CLEAR/ESC

CLEAR/ESC

CLEAR/ESC..... In ICA-application sessions, performs standard

keyboard functions.

CTRL

CTRL

CTRL

CTRL

CTRL. In ICA-application sessions, performs standard keyboard

functions.

FA

FA

FA

FA

FAV

V

V

V

V. Displays sites that are stored under ‘Favorites’ (when you

are on-line).

FUNC

FUNC

FUNC

FUNC

FUNC. In combination with number keys, FUNC provides the

equivalent function of pressing F1 to F10 on a PS/2-compatible

keyboard.

GO BACK

GO BACK

GO BACK

GO BACK

GO BACK. Returns you to the preceding frame, web page, menu,

or toolbar.

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Summary of Contents for WT120

Page 1: ...Hardware Reference BocaVision Thin Clients with Citrix ICA Support...

Page 2: ...2 Hardware Reference...

Page 3: ...Copyright Copyright Copyright 1998 Boca Research Inc All rights reserved No reproduction of this document in any form is allowed without permission in writing from Boca Research Inc Boca Research is n...

Page 4: ...nce Contents 1 Introduction 5 2 Summary of Connectors 6 3 Standard Connections 8 4 Connecting to a TV VCR 10 5 Technical Specifications 18 6 Compatible Printers 21 7 Accessories 23 8 Connecting a Wire...

Page 5: ...ith open ISP support provides a variety of user options Configured with a 10BaseT Ethernet connection monitor or TV keyboard mouse and or printer BocaVision delivers exciting network access solutions...

Page 6: ...en connecting the unit to a computer monitor 2 S video Output 2 S video Output 2 S video Output 2 S video Output 2 S video Output Use this port if using a television and the TV features an S video con...

Page 7: ...25 t DB 25 t DB 25 t DB 25 Allows connection of printer to the unit 9 10BaseT jac 9 10BaseT jac 9 10BaseT jac 9 10BaseT jac 9 10BaseT jack RJ 45 k RJ 45 k RJ 45 k RJ 45 k RJ 45 Attach one end of an RJ...

Page 8: ...connection C An AC electrical outlet A common installation is depicted below For an illustration of a sample network configuration with the BocaVision unit see Section 5 In the event you wish to conne...

Page 9: ...9 9 9 9 9 Connecting Other Peripherals Mouse Port Keyboard Port Parallel Port Connector Summary of Connectors...

Page 10: ...TE TE Connection to S VIDEO may offer improved video display A A A A A T T T T Television and elevision and elevision and elevision and elevision and VCR VCR VCR VCR VCR Connect one end of the suppli...

Page 11: ...connect the unit to a telephone wall jack that you are not currently using If you have only one telephone wall jack use the supplied T splitter so the unit and the phone can share the same line C C C...

Page 12: ...he unit 3 Use an RF coaxial cable to connect the TO TV jack on the adapter to the ANTENNA IN jack on the back of your TV You may need to disconnect the antenna cable from your TV to make this connecti...

Page 13: ...TE If your television or If your television or If your television or If your television or If your television or TV remote has a TV remote has a TV remote has a TV remote has a TV remote has a TV vide...

Page 14: ...entertainment system entertainment system entertainment system 1 Use the supplied S VIDEO cable to connect the S VIDEO OUT jack on the unit to the S VIDEO In jack on your TV 2 Connect the Audio right...

Page 15: ...or If your television or If your television or If your television or If your television or TV remote has a TV remote has a TV remote has a TV remote has a TV remote has a TV video TV video TV video T...

Page 16: ...E TE TE TE TE F F F F For step 4 or step 4 or step 4 or step 4 or step 4 you need either a coaxial cable you need either a coaxial cable you need either a coaxial cable you need either a coaxial cable...

Page 17: ...RCA type A V Cable included A B NO NO NO NO NOTE TE TE TE TE If your television If your television If your television If your television If your television or or or or or TV remote has a TV remote has...

Page 18: ...ssor 40MHz clock speed 110 220V AC power supply Memory ROM 8MB Mask ROM 2M x 32bits RAM 8MB EDO DRAM 2Mx32 bits Connectors Indicators Status LEDs GREEN standby or operational mode RED flashing attempt...

Page 19: ...wser Basic Features Full HTML 3 2 compatibility Support for Netscape and Microsoft IE HTML extensions Discrete navigation dynamic horizontal scaling of web pages Support for formatting web content for...

Page 20: ...x 2 Tx 3 Rx 4 NC 5 NC 6 Rx 7 NC 8 NC Bottom of plug Pin 1 Pin 8 8 pin RJ45 Connector 10BaseT Cabling Specifications Cable Cable Cable Cable Cable RJ 45 10BaseT UTP Category 3 4 5 or better Type Type T...

Page 21: ...ltiPass 1000 1 MultiPass C2500 2 Citizen Noteboook Printer II 1 PN50 Notebook Printer 1 PN60 Notebook Printer 1 ProJet 3 1 ProJet 11 7 ProLaser 6000 11 Epson ActionLaser II 11 ActionLaser 1000 11 Acti...

Page 22: ...rinter 11 4029 030 LaserPrinter 11 4037 SE 11 4039 10R LasserPrinter 11 4039 10 Plus 11 4039 12 Plus 11 4070IJ 1 4072 ExecJet 1 ExecJet II 4076 7 Color Jetprinter 1020BE 8 Color Jetprinter 3000 9 Exec...

Page 23: ...AC power cord Part no 8270 Audio Video cable Part no 8507 S video Cable Part no 8532 To order these items contact your distributor For a list of local distributors contact Boca Research Inc 1601 Clin...

Page 24: ...y compartment door 2 Insert batteries included as shown in the diagram inside the battery compartment 3 Replace the battery compartment door Adjusting the Keyboard Height To raise the keyboard lift up...

Page 25: ...s arrows arrows arrows arrows to highlight items on the menu screens and when surfing the web Press ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER ENTER OK OK OK OK OK to select a highlighted item AL AL AL AL ALT T T T T In...

Page 26: ...ne page at a time POWER POWER POWER POWER POWER Turns the unit on and turns it off standby mode PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT PRINT Displays the Print Options box RELOAD RELOAD RELOAD RELOAD RELOAD Reloads...

Page 27: ...Z X C V B N M LEFT LEFT LEFT LEFT LEFT AND RIGHT AND RIGHT AND RIGHT AND RIGHT AND RIGHT MOUSE CONTROLS MOUSE CONTROLS MOUSE CONTROLS MOUSE CONTROLS MOUSE CONTROLS Use the left mouse control to select...

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