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Quick Start Guide

ClearCube Technology     

8834 Capital of Texas Hwy N    Austin, Texas 78759

    voice 512 652 3500   www.clearcube.com

Zero Client Overview

ClearCube

®

 C7424 Zero Clients connect to supported ClearCube 

PC blades and virtual machines containing V5

x

20 Dual Host cards 

to provide the following:
• 10/100 Mbps SC fiber
• Integrated smart card reader
• Support for up to two independently-configurable monitors
• PC–over–IP™ (PCoIP™) processors, delivering PC video and 

audio over an IP network

• Three USB ports
• HD audio in (front) and HD 4.0 audio out
ClearCube PC blades are typically located in remote data centers. 

Each blade user has a C7424 Zero Client on their desk, which they 

use to connect to a remote blade over an IP network (consisting of 

fiber and Ethernet segments). Users connect monitors, pointing 

devices, and other peripherals to their client, enabling them to work 

on the blade as if it was a local PC. The connection between the zero 

client and the blade is over PCoIP protocol. Inside the blade, a 

V5

x

20 Dual Host card manages the PCoIP session on the blade.

Client connected to blade with V5

x

20 card over fiber & Ethernet

Ensuring Client & Host Firmware Compatibility

ClearCube PCoIP zero clients and host cards must use identical 

firmware versions. If you are upgrading portions of existing 

ClearCube deployments, ensure that all PCoIP devices use the 

same firmware version. Additionally, devices must use firmware 

version 3.0 or higher in a VMware

®

 View environment. See 

USB Port

PCoIP Session 

Indicator

Client Power & 

Indicator

HD Audio In

Smart Card 

Reader

Remote PC 

Power 

Front

HD Audio Out

Reader Activity 

Indicator

DVI #2

USB Ports

SC Fiber

Power Jack

HD Audio Out

DVI #1

Serial Number

MAC Address

Kensington Security Slot

Rear

Connection

Status

NOTE:

You can enable a zero client to receive an IP address from 

a DHCP server. If the server does not  assign an address 

within a designated timeout period, the zero client uses a 

default, fallback IP address. If you use these default 

addresses and have DHCP enabled, you must wait 120 

seconds before you can connect to a host. If you use the 

direct connect methodology in your environment, 

ClearCube recommends disabling the client's DHCP 

setting to eliminate the need to wait 120 seconds before 

connecting. See 

PCoIP System User’s GUide

 at

 

www.clearcube.com/support

 for more information.

C7424

Zero Client

F6150 Fiber Transceiver

Ethernet

Network 

Switch

Chassis and Blades

Keyboard

Mouse

Monitors

Multimode 

Fiber

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C7424 Zero Client

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