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3. Control Panel Applets
The Control Panel applets are programs that display the content of the various parameters for the
terminal itself and to change the settings. The Control Panel applets available are listed in the
table.
Table 3.1
Applet Description CASIO MS
System Displays system information and changes memory
settings.
-- Yes
Version Info Displays the terminal version information. -- Yes
Regional Settings Changes display methods of numeric value,
currency, and date and time.
-- Yes
Date/Time Changes settings for data, time and time zone. -- Yes
Owner Changes owner’s personal profile. -- Yes
Dialing Changes telephony settings. -- Yes
Network and Dial-up
Connections
Connects the terminal to other PC, network or
internet.
-- Yes
Internet Options Changes internet settings. -- Yes
Certificates Displays and changes the terminal’s system and its
digital certificate.
-- Yes
Terminal Server
Client Licenses
Displays authentication license for registered
terminal service client.
-- Yes
Display Changes the desktop background. -- Yes
Brightness Changes the backlight brightness. Yes --
Stylus Calibrates the touch screen and adjusts double taps
speed.
-- Yes
Mouse Adjusts double click speed. -- Yes
Input Panel Changes the current input method and options. -- Yes
Keyboard Changes the speed of key repeat input and the
maximum waiting time.
-- Yes
Volume & Sounds Sets up type and its sound volume. -- Yes
Buzzer Sets up buzzer sound volume. Yes --
Storage Manager Manages storage location and its disk partition. -- Yes
Remove Programs Deletes application program installed in the
terminal.
-- Yes
Laser Setting (Note 1) Changes Laser Scanner settings. Yes --
Imager Setting (Note 2) Changes the Imager settings. Yes --
PC Connection Changes the desktop settings of connection with
PC.
-- Yes
USB Connections Checks USB connection status. Yes --
Bluetooth Connection Carries out connection establishment with
Bluetooth device.
Yes --
WLAN Power (Note 3) Sets up the powers for WLAN. Yes --
WLAN Settings
(Note 3)
Sets up the parameters required for WLAN
configuration.
Yes --
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