Amulet Hotkey DXT-H4 - Administrative Web Interface (AWI); On Screen Display (OSD)

Introduction to PCoIP
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4.5.2 Administrave Web Interface (AWI)
The AWI is an embedded HTTPS web interface for PCoIP devices.
It enables you to remotely congure individual PCoIP hosts and
zero clients using a web browser.
Example: You can set device power sengs, connecon
speeds, and dene inial setup parameters. The AWI also
provides tools for updang the device rmware (for the
Teradici processor).
To access the AWI, browse to the IP address of the PCoIP host or
zero client (see 1.3).
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4.5.3 On Screen Display (OSD)
The OSD appears when the zero client is powered on and
a PCoIP session is not in progress. The OSD Connect screen
displays when you press the Menu buon on the zero client
front panel.
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If the zero client is in a low power state (no acvity for ve
minutes) the zero client automacally goes into a low power
state by turning o the monitors. In this case, pressing the menu
buon or a USB mouse/keyboard will wake the client back up.
The rst video head detected will show the OSD.
From the Connect screen, you can create a new PCoIP session
between the zero client and a remote PCoIP host unit or a virtual
desktop.
The Opons menu in the Connect screen gives access to various
conguraon pages (these pages provide a subset of the
funconality provided by the AWI). You must enter a password
to change any zero client sengs; see 3.6.