Go to page of
Similar user manuals
-
Computer Monitor
Eizo S1921
32 pages 1.85 mb -
Computer Monitor
Eizo L550
36 pages 1.91 mb -
Computer Monitor
Eizo GX220
38 pages 2.54 mb -
Computer Monitor
Eizo RX430-AR
55 pages 2.03 mb -
Computer Monitor
Eizo HD 2411W
148 pages 20.69 mb -
Computer Monitor
Eizo FlexScan MX-Series
10 pages 1.73 mb -
Computer Monitor
Eizo CX270
68 pages 5.36 mb -
Computer Monitor
Eizo FlexScan T1501
34 pages 1.02 mb
A good user manual
The rules should oblige the seller to give the purchaser an operating instrucion of Eizo 620L, along with an item. The lack of an instruction or false information given to customer shall constitute grounds to apply for a complaint because of nonconformity of goods with the contract. In accordance with the law, a customer can receive an instruction in non-paper form; lately graphic and electronic forms of the manuals, as well as instructional videos have been majorly used. A necessary precondition for this is the unmistakable, legible character of an instruction.
What is an instruction?
The term originates from the Latin word „instructio”, which means organizing. Therefore, in an instruction of Eizo 620L one could find a process description. An instruction's purpose is to teach, to ease the start-up and an item's use or performance of certain activities. An instruction is a compilation of information about an item/a service, it is a clue.
Unfortunately, only a few customers devote their time to read an instruction of Eizo 620L. A good user manual introduces us to a number of additional functionalities of the purchased item, and also helps us to avoid the formation of most of the defects.
What should a perfect user manual contain?
First and foremost, an user manual of Eizo 620L should contain:
- informations concerning technical data of Eizo 620L
- name of the manufacturer and a year of construction of the Eizo 620L item
- rules of operation, control and maintenance of the Eizo 620L item
- safety signs and mark certificates which confirm compatibility with appropriate standards
Why don't we read the manuals?
Usually it results from the lack of time and certainty about functionalities of purchased items. Unfortunately, networking and start-up of Eizo 620L alone are not enough. An instruction contains a number of clues concerning respective functionalities, safety rules, maintenance methods (what means should be used), eventual defects of Eizo 620L, and methods of problem resolution. Eventually, when one still can't find the answer to his problems, he will be directed to the Eizo service. Lately animated manuals and instructional videos are quite popular among customers. These kinds of user manuals are effective; they assure that a customer will familiarize himself with the whole material, and won't skip complicated, technical information of Eizo 620L.
Why one should read the manuals?
It is mostly in the manuals where we will find the details concerning construction and possibility of the Eizo 620L item, and its use of respective accessory, as well as information concerning all the functions and facilities.
After a successful purchase of an item one should find a moment and get to know with every part of an instruction. Currently the manuals are carefully prearranged and translated, so they could be fully understood by its users. The manuals will serve as an informational aid.
Table of contents for the manual
-
Page 1
This is the manual for the following software version. * Microsoft Windows CE: 4.0 Rev. 2.3.2 or later * Microsoft Terminal Server Client: Ver. 7.2.1 or later * ICA Client: Ver. 7.23 or later F or Microsoft Windo ws CE.NET V ersion E Please confirm the version of the software built in eClient, and refer to the suited User's Manual (Refer to th[...]
-
Page 2
User’ s Man ual V er sion List A handling description changes with versions of the software built in eClient. Please refer to below . NO TE • The v ersion of software b uilt in eClient can be chec ked with a [System]-[ICA] tab of [T er minal Proper ties]. OS: Micr osoft Windows CE .NET Software Manual Microsoft Windows CE Microsoft Windows T er[...]
-
Page 3
SAFETY SYMBOLS This manual uses the safety symbols bel ow . They denote critical information. Please read them carefully . W ARNING Failure to abide b y the information in a W ARNING ma y result in serious in j ur y and can be life threatening. CA UTION Failure to abide by the information in a CAUTION may result in moderate injury and/or property o[...]
-
Page 4
T ABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................... 5 1-1. General Description ...................................................................................... 5 1-2. Features ...................................................................................................[...]
-
Page 5
1. INTR ODUCTION Thank you very muc h for purchasing the EIZO eClient 620L. 1-1. General Description The eClient 620L connects with a Wi ndows T e rmina l Server*, which installed Microsoft Window s NT Server 4.0 T erminal Server Edition or Window s 2000 Server/Advanced Server/Datacenter Server , and this product is used as a terminal using them. -[...]
-
Page 6
1-3. P ac kage Contents Please make sure that all the items listed are in the pac kage. Plea se contact your loca l dealer for assistance if any of the listed items are missing or damaged. • eClient 620L • Mouse (FDM-L30S) • Po w e r C o r d • Screw (M4 x 12 mm) x 4 • User’ s Manual (includes Limited Warr anty) • 2 Stick ers of the Br[...]
-
Page 7
1-4. Controls & Connector s Fr ont (1) (1) (2) (3)(4) (1) Speak ers (2) V o lume Control (3) P ower Indicator Color 620L status Green • Operation • Screen sa ver mode Y ellow P ower sav e mode Off • Suspend mode (W ake on LAN standby) • P ower off (W ake on LAN standby) (4) P ower button NO TE • When turning off/on the unit, leav e th[...]
-
Page 8
Rear (11) (13) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (5) (12) (5) P ower Connector (6) Ether net Con nector (10 Base-T , 100 Base-TX) (7) Headphone Connector (8) Microphone Connector (9) Serial P or t (RS-232C) (10) USB P or t (Downstream) x 2 (11) Security Lock* 1 (12) Holes for Mounting an Arm Stand* 2 (13) Stand (Detachable) * 1 This allows for connection of a s[...]
-
Page 9
2. CONNECTING THE eClient 620L This chapter explains how to connect the eClient 620L to a WTS. 2-1. Setting up the eClient 620L NO TE • Before connecting the product, set up the monitor after unfolding the base of the stand. WA R N I N G Place the eClient 620L on a strong, stable surface. A unit placed on an inadequate surface may fall, resulting[...]
-
Page 10
2-2. Connecting the eClient 620L NO TE Bef ore connecting the eClient 620L, confirm the follo wing: - The eClien t 620 L is tur ned off . - The WTS is tur ned on. • Connect the peripherals to the appropriate connectors of the unit. 1. In case of connecting the WTS through LAN: Connect the eClient 620L to the ne twork with an Ethernet cable. In ca[...]
-
Page 11
3. SETTING U P the eClient 620L This chapter presents how to prep are for a connection with a WTS when the eClient 620L starts up for the first time. 1. T urn on the eClient 620L. The power indicator turns green and a picture appears on the screen. NO TE • When no picture is displa yed, or when the message (No ke yboard connected. / No mouse conn[...]
-
Page 12
3. End User License Agreement page is displayed. Read the content and c lick [Accept] to continue. 12 3. SETTING UP the eClient 620L[...]
-
Page 13
4. Set up the network environment. [Terminal Name] ................ Ty pe the name to identify this unit on the network. Click [Network Properties] and set up connectio n information according to the connection method to WTS/W eb server . NO TE • In use of the dial-in connection (I CA protocol only) to log on to WTS , click [Ne xt] to go procedur[...]
-
Page 14
In case of connecting the WTS/W eb through LAN: (1) Double-click [Built-in LAN] icon [IP Address] ........................ Type the IP address of the unit. [Name Servers] .................... Type the IP addr ess of each server when DNS or WINS is used. [Advanced] .......................... Type the transmi ssion speed and MAC Address of a network.[...]
-
Page 15
In case of a dial-up connection: (1) Double-click [Make New Connection] icon. (2) T ype a name for the connection and select the connection type (Di al-Up Connection). (3) Select a model, set up the TCP/IP settings and Security settin gs. (4) T ype the phone number for the connection. (5) In case of a dial-up connection, the information of local lo[...]
-
Page 16
5. Set up the desktop area. [Desktop Area and Refresh Frequency] ................................... Set the resolution/refresh rate. (The 620L supports 1024 x 768 @60 Hz only). If using this product with portrait orientation, select the [Portrait di splay] check box. [Desktop Colors]................. Set the desktop colo r (256 Colors / High color[...]
-
Page 17
6. Set up the browser connection. Set up if you are setting up a web browse r connection. (1) Select [Internet Options] icon and click [Open]. [General] ............................. Set up the browser. [Connection] ....................... Set up the conn ection method to the browser. [Security]............................. Set up the security for [...]
-
Page 18
8. Setup the Local sender’ s setting Setup if you are connecting to WTS/W eb server by dial-up connection. (1) Select [Dialing] icon and click [Open] icon. [Location name] .................. C hoose the sende r’s location (click [New] to add a new sender’s location). [Local Settings are:]............. Setup the local settings. 9. The last pag[...]
-
Page 19
4. A DDING & CHANGING A CONNECTION NAME This chapter shows how to add, delete, and modi fy connection names to a WTS. All the settings are managed in th e “T erminal Connection M anager”. 4-1. Adding a Connection Name These are settings for the server connection. Each protocol has different settings. Please install the appropriate settings.[...]
-
Page 20
In Use of RDP Pr otocol 1. Display [T erminal Connection Manager]. Click the [Configure] tab and [Add...] to set the connection information of the WTS. 2. Protocol selection dial og box is displayed. Select the “Microsoft Remo te Desktop Client” (RDP). 3. “WTS Connection W izard” is displayed. (Setup as following the wizard.) (1) T ype the [...]
-
Page 21
In Use of the IC A pr otoc ol 1. Display [T erminal Connection Manager]. Click the [Configure] tab and [Add...] to set the connection information of the WTS. 2. “New Connection” dialog box is displayed on the screen. Select the “Citrix ICA Client” (ICA). 3. “Specify Connection T ype” is displayed. (Setup as following the wizard.) (1) Ch[...]
-
Page 22
Clicking [Finish] to return to the “T er minal C onnection Manager” d i alog box, the registered connection name is di splayed in the [Connec tion Name]. NO TE • Please repeat the step 2 to 3 when y ou adding another connection name. 4-2. Setting an A utostar t Connection This function configures a connection to star t automatically each time[...]
-
Page 23
5. LOGON & LOGOFF This chapter shows how to log on to an d log off from a WTS. 5-1. Logon to a WTS / Logoff from a WTS Logon to a WTS 1. Follow the direction from (1) to (3), depending on the environment of the eClient 620L. (1) T o connect and log on to a WTS throu gh local network: Go to step 2. (2) T o connect and log on to a WTS with di al-[...]
-
Page 24
Multi Session Y ou can log on to the WTS with the sever al connection names, and switch the acti ve sessions. 1. Logon with a Connection Name, as following the previous steps. 2. Press [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [E nd] keys after logon. 3. “T erminal Connection Manager” is displayed. Select an other Connection Name to log on to, and click [Connect]. (Or [...]
-
Page 25
Logoff fr om the WTS If y our eClient 620L star ts its operation with a desktop 1. Logoff from the WTS. (1) Close a ll applications. (2) Select [Start ] on the taskbar . (3) Microsoft W indows NT Server 4.0 T erminal Server Ed ition: Select [Logoff]. Microsoft W indows 2000 Server / Advan ced Server / Datacenter Server: Select [Shut Down...] and se[...]
-
Page 26
If y our eClient 620L star ts its operation with an application 1. Log off from the WTS. Close applications to log off from the WTS. “T erminal Connection Manager” is displayed. If a dial-up connection is running, click the active button of the win dow on the right bottom of the screen. Clicking the button disconnects the dial-u p connection. 2[...]
-
Page 27
5-2. Opening/Closing a Local W eb Bro w ser Opening a Local Web Br owser 1. Please follow the directions relev ant on the environment of the eClient 620L. (1) If the web server is on the same network (Intranet): Go to step 2. (2) If the web server is not on the same network, and a dial-up connection is needed (Internet): Click an active button of a[...]
-
Page 28
Closing a Local W eb Br owser 1. Close the local web browser . Select [Close] under the [File] on the menu bar and close the local we b browser . Return to the “T erminal Connection Manager” dialog box. If a dial-up connection is being made, clic k the active button of the window on the right of the screen. Clicking the button disconnects the d[...]
-
Page 29
6. USING THE TERMINAL PR OPER TIES This chapter presents how to mo dify all settings of the eClient 620L using the “T erminal Properties”. T o display the “T erminal Properties” during logging on, press F2 in the “T erminal Connection Manager” di alog box. 6. USING THE TERMINAL PROPER TIES 29[...]
-
Page 30
Settings and adjustments of “T erminal Pr oper ties” T ab name Contents Remarks Refer to Product information, T erminal Nam e Displa y the Product information General Reset Reset the term inal to fa ctor y-def ault settings p .31 Remote computer sound Sound output after WTS connection Local Resources *1 Local de vices Local de vices reference a[...]
-
Page 31
6-1. General Pr oduct Information [General] tab shows the p roduct name, Product ID, W indows CE Revision, version, and T erminal name. Resetting to Default (1) Select the [Reset the terminal to fa ctory-default property settings] check box. (2) The “System Settings Change” di al og box is displayed, click [Y es]. (3) “T erminal Properties”[...]
-
Page 32
6-2. Local Resources (RD P pr otocol only) Sound settings [Remote computer soun d] ... Sound settings after WTS connec tion (Remote computer means WTS). Device settings [Local devices] .................... Select the applic able device check box when using the device connected from the WTS after W TS connection. 32 6. USING THE TERMINAL PROPER TIES[...]
-
Page 33
6-3. Display Resolutions / Desktop Colors [Desktop Area and Refresh Frequency] ................................... Set the resolution/refr esh rate. (The 620L supports 1024 x 768 @60 Hz only). If using this product with portrait orientation, select the [Portrait di splay] check box. [Colors]............................... S et the desktop color (25[...]
-
Page 34
P ower sa ve [Screen Saver]...................... S et the screen saver and power save settings. Select the check box, and set an idle period into the [Wait] box. NO TE • P ower sa ving system After the Screen Sa ver idle pe r iod p assed, eClient shift to the power sa ve mode. The pow er consumption is low er than 7 W in the power sa ve mode. ?[...]
-
Page 35
6-4. Experience (RDP protocol onl y) WTS connection [Performance] ..................... Specify your c onnection speed to WTS connection. Choose your connection speed from the pull-down menu or select the setting check box. NO TE • This setting can be a vaila ble only whe n connecting with WTS, which v ersion is 5.1 or later . [Display the connec[...]
-
Page 36
6-5. Control P anel Dialing [Location name] .................. C hoose the sende r’s location (click [New] to add a new sender’s location). [Local Settings are:]............. Setup the local settings. 36 6. USING THE TERMINAL PROPER TIES[...]
-
Page 37
Ke yboar d [Input Locale] ..................... Selects a keyboard la nguage. [NumLock Key] .................. Enables/cancel s NumLock function on start-up. [Check Input Devices] ......... Enables/cancel s checking the connection state of a keyboard and a mouse on start-up. Whe n a keyboard and/or mouse are not connected on s tart-up, the error me[...]
-
Page 38
Mouse [Buttons] ............................. Assigns the primar y mouse button and the secondary mouse button. [Motion] ............................. Adjusts th e speed a t which the pointer moves on your screen and how fast the mo use pointer accelerates as you move the mouse. V olume & Sounds [Volume] ............................ Select the [...]
-
Page 39
Date / Time NO TE • Date and time will return to the default settings if the po wer cord is unplugged. [Date/Time] ........................ Set date, cu rrent time, or time zone. [NTP Server] ....................... Synchronize time with the NTP Server. Select when to synchronize time with the NTP server (on every boot up or every time clicking t[...]
-
Page 40
Cer tificates Lists the certificates stored in the 620L. A certificate can be registered, if an external disk is connected to this pro duct, a certificate file can be imported. NO TE • When using the Secure Gate wa y , select its cer tificate and click [Add]. By clicki ng the button, the certificate can be used. (The cer tificate ’ s icon chang[...]
-
Page 41
Add-on Add-on lists all application so ftware installed in eClient. T o remove software, select it and click [Remove]. NO TE • Neither Microsoft T erminal Ser v er Client nor Citrix IC A Client Software is remov ed. Internet Options [General] ............................. Setup the browser. [Connection] ....................... Setup the connect i[...]
-
Page 42
Printers NO TE • The eClient 620L suppor ts an LPTx p or t and a COM1 por t. • Use a RDP protocol to set the printer’ s adjustment. • If you are using the IC A protocol, please ref er to the instr uction ma nual of the Citr ix MetaF rame. Adding another printer settings Select [Add Printer] icon, and click [Open]. “Printer Properties ” [...]
-
Page 43
Deleting a printer settings Select the printer icon, and click [Delete]. Modifying the settings Select the printer icon, and click [Properties]. [Printer Proper ties] dialog box is displayed, change the settings as needed. Netw ork and Dial-up Connections Set up connection informati on according to the connection meth od to WTS/W eb server (See pag[...]
-
Page 44
6-6. ICA Settings (ICA Pr otocol only) NO TE • The settings will aff ect all the settings with ICA protocol. IC A Client inf ormation [ICA Client Software] ......... Versi on of the Citrix ICA Client IC A Client Configurations [ICA Client Configurations] ................................... You can set the config urati on for the ICA Connection. I[...]
-
Page 45
6-7. Ser ver FTP Service NO TE • Bef ore setting the FTP service, specify the [P assw ord] in the [Control P anel] tab surely . [FTP Service] ....................... If using this eClie nt as a FTP server, select the FTP Server ON/OFF check box and set the us er name, which is used for accessing the product from the o ther eClient, in the user li[...]
-
Page 46
6-8. Security Security Settings [Terminal Security Enable] ................................... This enables setting s on network information of the WTS invisible to prevent from unde sirable change. • Security items Dialog bo x Ta b T er minal Connection Manager [Configure] T e rminal Prop er ties “T er minal Name” and “ Reset” in the [Ge[...]
-
Page 47
[Single Button Connect Enable] ................................... (Select the [Terminal Security Enable] check box to enable this check box.) The procedure to connect to the WTS c an be restricted. When this check box is selected, the “Single Button Connect” dialog box is displayed when th e eClient starts up. Clicking [Connect] in the “Sing[...]
-
Page 48
6-9. System Pr oduct Information [Software] ........................... Microsoft Wi ndows CE Version, Revision Window Terminal Server Client Revisio n (Please refer to the page 49 on [Updat e...].) [Hardware] ......................... Seria l Number of the unit [Network] ......................... Network information 48 6. USING THE TERMINAL PROPER[...]
-
Page 49
7. SOFTW ARE UPD A TING/INST A LLA TION Y ou can update the built-in/add-on softwa re and install new add-on software. Updating/Installation is performed in the “T erminal Properties”. (Built-in Software) OS: Microsoft Windows CE.NET / BSQUARE’ s JEM-CE ™ Java Solutions Applications: Microsoft T erminal Serv er C lient (Microsoft RDP Client[...]
-
Page 50
2. “Software Update” dial og box is displayed. [Server:] ............................. Type IP address or full domain name of the FTP Server. [User Name:]/[Password:] ... Type the user name and password to connect the FTP. [File Name:] ........................ Type the folder and copied file name located in the FTP Server. [Example] Type the fo[...]
-
Page 51
3. Preventing from update failure, ch eck if the settings are correct and the network environment is suitab le. Click [Network T est]. If the settings are correct, the fo llowing message is displayed. Click [OK]. 4. Click [Download]. • In case of updating the b uilt-in software The following message is displayed when you successfully download the[...]
-
Page 52
Using the 620L as a FT P server The firmware file can be updated by the 620L se t as a FTP server when two or more 620L exists on the same network NO TE • This updating is a vaila ble f or OS file (NK.bin) only . FTP Server Update Update 620L 620L (FT P Ser v er) 1. Update a 620L firmware. Refer to the previous section for the upd ating procedure[...]
-
Page 53
8. PRA CTICAL SETUP 8-1. 620L settings By utilizing the DHCP Option function of the DHCP Server , necessary information are supplied by the DHCP Server , and each setting is automatically set every time the 620L is turned on. The following information can be obtained by the eClient 620L. • WTS/W eb Ser v er Connection Settings • A utomatic Soft[...]
-
Page 54
NO TE • Making a Registry File to Connect to a WTS/W eb Ser v er . • Please ref er to the e xample below , make a registry file, and sa ve it in Unicode f or mat. Please change the italic bold phrases as n ecessar y . - ConnectionName: T ype the connection name in the “T er minal Connection Manager”. - T erminalServerAddress: T ype the IP a[...]
-
Page 55
(W eb Connection) [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWBT] "SetupWizardEnabled"=dword:0 ...................... Specifies whether starting up “eClient Setup Wizard” or not. (0; not starting up, 1; starting up) [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWBTClients RegistrationWebConnectionsWeb1] "StartCmdLineArgs"=" U[...]
-
Page 56
8-2. Shor t cut command b y keyboar d Function Short cut command Brightness Increase [A lt] ke y and [+] k ey Decrease [Alt] ke y and [-] k ey Displa y “T e r minal Co nnection Manager” dialog bo x (after WTS / W eb connection) Press [Ctl] + [Alt] + [End] Displa y “T erminal Proper ties” dialog bo x Press [F2] in the “T erminal Connection[...]
-
Page 57
9. TR OUBLESHOO TING This page presents problem that can be correct ed by the user . If a problem persists even after applying the suggested reme dies, contact an EIZO dealer . Prob lems P oints to check with pos sible solutions 1. No picture is displayed on the screen. Check if the power is OFF . Check brightness setting. Minimum settings [...]
-
Page 58
10. CLEANING Periodic cleaning is recommended to keep the monitor looking new and to prolong its operation lifetime. NO TE • Ne ve r use thinner , benz ene, alcohol (ethanol, metha nol, or isopropyl al cohol), abrasiv e cleaners , or other strong solv ents, as these ma y cause damage to the cabinet or LCD panel. Cabinet T o remove stains, wipe th[...]
-
Page 59
1 1. SPECIFICA TIONS CPU National Semiconductor SC22 00, 266 MHz Memor y RAM: 64 MB, R OM: 32 MB LAN IEEE 802.3 (10BASE-T/100BASE-TX) W ake On LAN suppor ted Processing Unit Speakers Output Lev el: 1 W + 1 W , stereo LCD P anel 38 cm (15 inch) TFT color LCD panel Anti-Glare Hard Coating (Viewing Angle: Horizontal: 160°, V er tical: 150°) Dot Pitc[...]
-
Page 60
Cer tifications and Standards 100-120 V A C range TÜV/NR TL, c-TÜV , FCC class A, CB, TÜV Rheinla nd Ergonomics Approv ed, EP A ENERGY ST AR ® program, TCO’99 *2 200-240 V AC range CE, CB, TÜV Rheinland/GS, TÜV Rheinland/Ergonomic Approv ed, EP A ENERGY ST AR ® program, TCO’99 *2 *1 Monaural microphone connector is not availab le now . *[...]
-
Page 61
12. REFERENCE 12-1. Attach ing an Arm Stand The eClient 620L can be used with an ar m stand by removing the tilt stand and attaching the arm stand to the terminal. NO TE • Use an arm stand that satisfies the follo wing. - When using the eClient 620 L with a n ar m stand, the arm stand must be VES A approv ed: - Use an arm stand with a 75 mm x 75 [...]
-
Page 62
INDEX A ADDING & CHANGING A CONNECTION NAME ...................... 19 Add-on .................................................... 41 Administration Console ........................... 47 Attaching an Arm Stand .......................... 61 Automatic Logon ............................... 20, 21 Autostart Connection ..............................[...]