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General| Brand | Wyse |
|---|---|
| Model | WY-55/ES |
| Category | Touch terminals |
| Language | English |
Outlines the capabilities of standard and ES-model terminals, including operating modes, display resolution, and refresh rate.
Provides steps for physically setting up the terminal, including placement, ventilation, and power requirements.
Guides on connecting the keyboard, computer, and printer to the terminal's ports, including specific port assignments.
Instructions for powering on the terminal and its initial self-test sequence, including visual and auditory indicators.
Steps to resolve error codes displayed on the screen, including factory reset procedures and seeking technical assistance.
How to tilt, swivel, and adjust screen brightness and contrast for optimal viewing comfort.
Explains how to configure terminal operating parameters through setup mode menus, categorized by function.
Adjusts the vertical position of the screen display for optimal viewing, particularly when status lines are cut off.
Guides on selecting and modifying terminal parameters via setup menus, noting personality-specific settings.
Explains how to configure and save tab stop settings for column positioning on the terminal screen.
Describes how to program a message with up to 20 characters to identify the terminal to the computer.
Details how to customize function keys and editing keys to send specific character strings and define data direction.
Configures the terminal to remind users to take breaks after periods of uninterrupted keyboard activity.
Explains how keys perform remote functions when communicating with a host in full- or half-duplex mode.
Describes the screen format, status line, data area, and label line, and how they can be configured.
Lists and explains various status messages displayed on the terminal's status line.
Feature to prolong screen life by turning off display after inactivity, with options to manually disable it.
Instructions for printing data from the computer or terminal display memory using various print modes.
Details composing characters in multinational mode for ANSI personalities, dependent on Char Set and Codepg parameters.
Explains composing characters in national mode for ASCII personalities using three-key sequences specific to keyboard language.
Explains how to use sequences involving a compose sequence introducer and keys to display special characters.
Details the process of entering two-key or three-key compose sequences to create characters not on standard keys.
Details the pinout for the RS-232C MODEM port, including signal names and their functions for terminal connections.
Details the pinout for the RS-232C AUX port, including signal names and their functions for terminal connections.
Details the pinout for the Parallel port on ES models, including signal names and their functions for printer connections.
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