Release NotesWyse ThinOSTM Release 8.0 Build 037

Issue: 061913 Rev. AGeneral Release

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Contents

Copyright Notices iiAbout this Guide ii

Finding the Information You Need in this Guide iiWyse Technical Support ii

Wyse Online Community ii

1 Release 8.0 Build 037 1New Features 2Known Issues 8Fixes 9Build Details 12

V10LE 12C10LE 13T10 14R10L 15D10D/Z10D 16

BIOS Details 17Platform Support 18

Platforms and Configurations 18Software Compatibility 18Supported Codecs 18Tested Peripherals 19

Smart Card Support 22USB Redirection Support 22Resolution Support 23

Tables 25

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IMPORTANT NOTE: S10 and V10L platforms are not supported.

LOCALIZING NOTE: For those customers who are using a localization file, a new method has been introduced in ThinOS 8.0_037 to make this process easier. Now each message file will include the firmware build for which that file was created. This will make matching the versions much easier. In addition to this version information a new summary that provides the DIFF between the last release and the current release is provided on the Wyse Self-Service Center at http://support.wyse.com/selfservice.html. This allows customers who have already translated an older message file to simply view what has been added/removed and then make those changes. This process prevents the need to re-translate the entire new message file. For full translation details, see Wyse Knowledge Base Solution #23215 (go to the Wyse Knowledge Base athttp://www.wyse.com/kb and search for 23215).

This section contains:• "New Features"• "Known Issues"• "Fixes"• "Build Details"• "BIOS Details"• "Platform Support"• "Smart Card Support"• "USB Redirection Support"• "Resolution Support"

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New Features General Features:• Additional INI Support

For all new and modified INI parameters and options, see the Summary of Revisions in the Reference Guide: Wyse ThinOSTM INI Files.

• Additional Smart Card Support (see "Smart Card Support")• New D10 Hardware Platform (see online Fact Sheet)• Wireless Scanning

ThinOS can scan the wireless network and list all available connections within range of the Thin Client. The SSID, State, Type, and Signal of each wireless network will be detected and displayed in Wireless Connections window.

• Imprivata OneSign Feature SupportSupport for:· Citrix XenDesktop connection broker· Citrix XenApp connection broker· VMware View connection broker· OneSign Server version 4.7 or later.

• IPv6 IP and DNS Fully Supported:· New IPv6 TCP/IP stack now expands deployment options.· Enhancements made to optimize the TCP Stack for better WAN performance.

Citrix Features:• Citrix HDX 3D Pro Support on D10/R10L clients (limited support on T10 clients)• Broker INI and GUI Updates

Default optimizations for XenApp and XenDesktop.• Citrix Receiver 3.x Integration:

LAN Improvements:· 2D optimizations providing increased response rate and better user experience in

virtual sessions. This will also allow higher resolution and better user experience with server side flash content successfully played on the clients.

· Supports both H.264 and WMV codecs up to 720p.· Monitor Rotation and L-Shaped Dual Monitor setup support.· HDX MediaStream with Multi-Stream ICA policies that are fully supported.· HDX 3D Pro support on T, R, D platforms (Single Screen only)· Virtual Channel priority and Bandwidth limit control per virtual channel.· Improvements in session reliability.· Automatic optimization for Xen Desktop and Xen App environments

WAN Improvements:· ZLC or Client Local Text Echo aka SpeedScreen latency reduction will give a much

better user experience over WAN connections.· Combined with new IPv6 TCP/IP Stack, users have a much better experience when

connecting from WAN.· Bandwidth Estimation is supported allowing for dynamically controlled content

based on the client's network performance.· Citrix EdgeSight Experimentally supported.· Access Gateway and Secure Access Gateway supported. Both appliances and

virtual machines can now successfully be connected to from all ThinOS family products.

· SpeedScreen Latency Reduction.

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• XenApp Features:· SpeedScreen Latency Reduction

Speed Screen Latency Reduction is a collective term used to describe two separate technologies, namely Local Text Echo and Mouse Click Feedback (which helps enhance the user experience over a high latency connection). Local text echo accelerates the display of the input text on the client device, effectively shielding the user from experiencing latency on the network. Mouse click feedback provides visual feedback for mouse-clicks. To use Speed Screen Latency Reduction, launch a seamless application in the XenApp server, do mouse-click, and notice the visual feedback; input any text, and notice the display of the text on the client device is accelerated.NOTE: You must enable it in both the XenApp server and the ThinOS client. To enable it on the ThinOS client use the SessionConfig=ICA options for ZLKeyboardMode and ZLMouseMode. To enable it on the XenApp server go to Start > Administrative Tools > Citrix > Administration Tools > SpeedScreen Latency Reduction Manager.

· Prelaunch/Lingering (XenApp v6.5 only)Prelaunch is a feature that helps to reduce the application starting time during peak-traffic. Lingering is a function that decides how to deal with disconnected sessions and existing sessions after a timer interval. You can set it in XenApp policies. To enable Prelaunch: A Pre-Launch Session is based on an existing published application on your XenApp farm. To create one, pick an app, right-click on it in the AppCenter console and select Other Tasks, and then select Create Session Pre-Launch Application. This will create a Pre-Launch MyAppName you can use.

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To use Prelaunch, launch a seamless application from the XenApp server for which a pre-launch application has been created. A window Starting PreLaunch-xxx will display on the ThinOS client. After the Prelaunch is finished, launch any seamless application and notice it will be launched quickly without the Citrix License Warning Notice dialog and application launching window.

RDP 8.0 Features:• Load Balance• Web Single Sign-On (SSO) and Web forms-based authentication• Access to personal virtual desktops by using RD Connection Broker• Access to virtual desktop pools by using RD Connection Broker• Bidirectional audio• Windows Media Player redirection• Multiple monitors support• Enhanced video playback• VOR (H.264)

A new technique of MMR that does not depend on DirectShow interface video renders application. The Server will adopt VOR for playback based on capacity or on absence of TSMM. The Client will show server VOR start/stop details in event logs (RDP 8 sessions only).NOTE: Not supported on C10LE and V10LE.

• Multi Codec (GFX)Multi Codec encoding is defined as different parts of the screen are encoded using different encoding codecs. That is, text will be encoded different than video or graphics. GFX is advertised in client capability. Server side decides which content use and which codec. Similar to the older RDP client receiving bitmap and drawline, and rectangle. Client will show the log as RDP: RDP8 Graphics Pipeline is enabled instead of indicating the specific codec in the event logs (RDP 8 sessions only).NOTE: Not supported on C10LE and V10LE. T10 is disabled by default.

• Multi-streamThis is a technique to support UDP connect and TCP connect at the same time, in order to improve the user experience in the cases of multimedia playback. Some data goes through TCP and some through UDP. This is decided by the server according to the media nature and other factors.

• TS gatewaySupport for RDP connections with TS Gateway. Users can specify the TS Gateway settings in the RDP connection configurations. If users sign on with the Microsoft broker, the applications can obtain the TS Gateway settings from the RDS server.

• Copy/paste files directly between active sessionsUsers can now copy and paste files directly between active sessions, and not just the content. Between RDP sessions there is no restriction. Note that It also works between ICA sessions but the files must sit within a shared folder accessible to both sessions. Copy/paste of files between RDP and ICA sessions is not supported.

• RemoteFX USB redirectionNOTE the following:· Users can exclude device redirection in Global Connection Settings > Session >

USB devices redirection.· Users must select the Play on remote computer option in RDP Properties > Options

to redirected audio devices.· USB DVD-ROM redirection is not supported in Windows 8/Windows 2012

RemoteFX sessions.

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• Connectivity improvements (bandwidth estimation)RDP 8 has made significant modifications to the code base to enhance the end user experience. Some of these features come into play at initial connection, while others are in flight during a session. The protocol senses the available connection speed through timing code inserted in the standard communications within the packet data. As result a new option Auto detect network was added to the build and enabled by default in the RDP connection properties/options/INI parameters (which also disables the Optimize for low speed link option and the Desktop Experience option by default).

Dell vWorkspace Integration Features:• Dell vWorkspace is integrated by Dell Wyse Thin Clients with ThinOS™ as an

individual broker type. Application Publishing in Seamless Window Mode is supported on Dell Wyse Thin Clients with ThinOS and Dell vWorkspace 8.0. This functionality will allow organizations to achieve seamless window application publishing hosted in RDS Hosts managed in a vWorkspace 8.0 Farm without the need of a Windows Embedded operating system. After you connect to Dell vWorkspace Connection Broker on Dell Wyse Thin clients with ThinOS, and once the user is authenticated by the Connection Broker, the list of published Virtual Desktops is displayed.

If you click on the Connect Manager, you will see the list of published Virtual Desktops.

Part 1 - Thin Client Configuration: · You can configure using DHCP:

Create options 161 and 188 (both with string values). 161 is the File Server and 188 is the Connection Broker. Dell vWorkspace acts both as a File Server and as a Connection Broker, however both options need to be defined. DHCP Scope Option 161 File Server: http://broker_name:/8080/wyse (it is

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important that you type the directory /wyse as stated) DHCP Scope Option 188 Connection Broker: http://broker_name:8080NOTE: Replace broker_name with your broker name or IP addresses; if you use a name ensure you have DNS resolution (you can use; for multiple addresses).

· You can configure manually:If you do not have access to a DHCP Server or if you do not want to make changes to your DHCP Servers, you can use the Manual Configuration Method by powering on your Thin Client and manually entering the changes required (it is recommended that you to upgrade your Thin Client device firmware to the latest production version prior to manual configuration). Step 1 - Configuring the File Server Setting:The Dell vWorkspace Connection Broker natively provides File Server support for your ThinOS Thin Clients, so there is no need to setup an additional FTP or HTTP Server in your environment. Later in this section the vWorkspace Connection Broker Server configuration is discussed and you will see how this configuration ties in together.Click on the desktop area, select the Administration option from the menu, click Central Configuration, type your connection broker server name or address in the format http://broker_name:8080/wyse, leave the Username and Password with the default values (the vWorkspace Connection Broker Server will accept anonymous requests), click OK (after you click OK you may be asked to reboot the device, if so, reboot your device)

Step 2 - Configuring the Connection Broker Server Setting:Click on the desktop area, select the Administration option from the menu, click on Remote Connections, select Dell vWorkspace for the broker, type your connection broker server name or address in the format http://broker_name:8080, click OK (after you click OK you may be asked to reboot the device, if so, reboot your device).

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Part 2 - Dell vWorkspace Broker Server Configuration: NOTE: In order to allow Dell vWorkspace to service Dell Wyse ThinOS™ devices the following steps must be performed at all your vWorkspace Connection Broker Servers.Step 1 - Enabling Compatibility Mode:Dell vWorkspace version 6.x introduced enhanced security to allow connections from only version 6.x connectors. In some cases, it is required to turn off this option. For example, if you wanted to connect to the Farm using a Dell Wyse ThinOS™ Thin Client. Enabling Compatibility Mode will still encrypt sensitive data such as user passwords. To enable Compatibility Mode you are required to add the following registry key on each server running the Quest Connection Broker service (Note that after completing the registry changes you must restart the Quest Connection Broker service on all of the vWorkspace Connection Broker Servers):

For 64-bit Operating Systems:HKLM\Software\Wow6432Node\Provision Networks\Common\Load And License Manager CompatibilityMode = 1 REG_DWORD

For 32-bit Operating Systems:HKLM\Software\Provision Networks\Common\Load And License Manager CompatibilityMode = 1 REG_DWORD

Step 2 - Creating the Required Files and Directories:Copy the required Files and Directories on each of your vWorkspace Connection Broker Servers WYSE folder which under the vWorkspace base installation folder (normally C:\Program Files (x86)\Quest Software\vWorkspace). Be sure to include all required files including INI files and bitmaps used for desktop backgrounds and login window logos and so on.

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Known Issues

• The CPU and memory readouts in the ThinOS GUI are incorrect for D/Z platforms.• Copying/Pasting massive data between RDP sessions will lead to Panic: out of system

heap.• Plugging in network cable and powering on the client will connect to wireless.• XD connection cannot be established though scard if the system has been logged on.• After inputting some characters in notepad and minimizing it and closing, the do you

want to save message does not display.• Serial Touch screen will not work if RDP connect to local USB is set to on.• "Insert" key from keyboard does not work in WTOS.• Must refresh the background when remotefx session's resolution is smaller than the

monitor resolution.• Capslock button in the keyboard does not work when you enter credentials in the

window from a XenApp application.• The Zero mode setting does not save if you sign off the account.• There are two mouse points displayed in same desktop after changing the

Performance monitor window size.• The password required window does not display when you use PEAP with a valid

account and blank password (leave password filed empty).• RDP auto disconnect occurs when UDP retransmition exceeds the MAX quantity

setting.• Browse Hosts in Network not working properly in some cases.• RDP preview shows black spot.• Audio over Display Port &/or HDMI cables not currently supported.

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Fixes

• CIR55480/TIR60445: remote CMOS update to change BIOS password needed.• CIR59947: Support for NTLMv2 for WTOS.• CIR61683/TIR62382: Conference WEB-cam Polycom CX5000 is not recognized as

camera device.• CIR62569: WTOS not able to connect through CAG VPX 5.3.• CIR62927/TIR62996: USB Headset Plantronics C220 does not work well.• CIR63363: Language keyboard always default to Canadian Multi standard instead of

Canadian.• CIR64090: WTOS7: Trap error occurs, when logon via Citrix Web Interface.• CIR64139: T10 fails to negotiate 100FX when speed is set manually to 100FD and

random drop.• CIR64350: Logout/In causes Date/time to be set to boot time.• CIR64478: DSCP packet tagging enablement for Citrix ICA client in WTOS.• CIR64767/TIR64813: WTOS: SelectServerList/SelectGroup does not work with

CAGRSAAuthMethod.• CIR64834/TIR64875: WTOS: SelectServerList selection not remembered in case of

the same URLs.• CIR64853/TIR64856: S10 - Wireless (Wyse OPT USB Ext WLS Card) is not showing

in network setup.• CIR65011: WTOS: duplicate key inputs frequently occurs with some USB.• CIR65066: WTOS: Problem in switching between Left and Right Arrow keys on USB

keyboard.• CIR65068/TIR65078: WTOS: Delay before repeat and Repeat Rate are not

functioning. • CIR65268: RSA and LDAP authentication on CAG VPX doesn't work.• CIR65584/TIR65985: R10L L-Shaped Monitor not responsive on second monitor.• CIR65794/TIR66033: R10L Sec. Display in Vertical Pos. Is Unusable for XenDesktop

(Garbled Display).• CIR65945/TIR65970: Broken GUI: VDI server list (SelectServerList).• CIR66304: WTOS C10LE: Slovak characters in CD-ROM are not shown correctly.• CIR66453: WTOS: 1.7.122: dualhead=yes monitorautodetect=yes does not work.• CIR66710: After Firmware Upgrade Some V10LE Units are Displaying an Incorrect

Resolution.• CIR66904: T10 - DVI/VGA Adapter causes a distorted image.• CIR67118: Need support for local smart card authentication with cryptovison

middleware.• CIR67125/TIR67658: Disable Monitor rotation functionality on hardware (C class).• CIR67318: WTOS 7.1: S/N and MAC in 7.1.134 may be broken on T10.• CIR67321: T10 wireless: cannot launch a session again after disconnection.• CIR67324/TIR67632: Unable to change Password via HTTPS.• CIR67381/TIR67382: T10 will not attach to XD/XA 4.5.• CIR67496: T10 Sparklan wifi: Poor performance in 802.11n if A-MSDU is ON.• CIR67509/TIR67520: T10 firmware gives Error Citrix SSL server is not accepting

connections.• CIR67616: Add TOS DSCP tagging for UDP RTP-based audio traffic.• CIR67898: C10LE unable to change expire password through CAG.

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• CIR67985/TIR68041: R10L and ELO touchscreen using DualHead=yes. • CIR67993/TIR68043: Desktop spans when reconnecting back from a disc session

XA65. • CIR68005/CIR67655: Slow performance when cutting/pasting using the snipping tool.• CIR68010/TIR68032: WTOS 7.1.207: local setting (ShutDownCounter) is not working. • CIR68119: WNOS.ini command to set SSID priority. • CIR68190: WTOS _207 causing Citrix Sign on failed with Comcast modem. • CIR68221/TIR68241: VC1 video Playback does not work in Citrix Session.• CIR68333: C class performance issues. • CIR68384: Vm hangs when drag progress bar several times during playing video.• CIR68446/TIR68625: Rootpath parameter will not work with DHCP option 161 in v

7.1_207.• CIR68478: C10LE has Poor Performance with Dual Band Wireless and using N.• CIR68489/TIR68729: R10L - Can't enable Span monitors on VDIIAB 5.1.1. • CIR68566/CIR60143/CIR65350/TIR68725: Unable to configure vertical orientation

correctly. • CIR68614: DDC is not working with Dell monitor U2913WM for 2560x1080• CIR68789: We need to have the toolbar on the left hand side available PRIOR to login. • CIR69031: T10 firmware Fails to Smooth Roam to Active Session. • CIR69066: Need to prevent forwarding of <Windows Logo> + L keyboard shortcut to

vDesktop.• CIR69239: 7.1.131-Guest login no longer working, was working on 7.1.036. • CIR69362: Need permanent shadow indicator for VNC shadowing. • CIR69392: Define Default Playback/Recording Device in INI file.• CIR69450/TIR69564: R10L with 2go RAM does not work after 7.1_207 Fw upgrade.• CIR69598/TIR69622: T10 tries updating EC firmware repeatedly even against the

same version.• CIR69702: R10L: Logon to ICA session not possible when Umlaut is in user name.• CIR69873: A part of input characters are not showing in ICA sessions.• CIR69877: Privilege=Low parameter not working correctly with HideSysInfo. • CIR69887: T10 Imprivata badge enrollment issues.• CIR70063/TIR70135: Password-enc= parameter failing to pass credentials and auth

successfully.• CIR70154: 7.1.027 cannot launch XenApp pub app with double-byte application name. • CIR70340: Enabling Trace ICA stops ICA client printer mapping.• CIR70371: T10: Left side of the desktop gets truncated through projectors.• CIR70409: Only one SMB printer is auto created if ICA Direct Connect Policy is

Enabled.• CIR70440: Persistent network trace to USB starts too late (after network connect fails).• CIR70441: Memorial Healthcare System - Dell Wyse R10L trouble associating with

Cisco AP.• CIR70565: T10 7.1 Trap Error randomly.• CIR70714: On T10, the default value of Language must be Jp_109a instead of Jp.• CIR70719: HoneyWell Model 1900 cap locks filter on WTOS. • CIR70761: V10LE: Slovak diacritics & USB drives: files can't be renamed or deleted.• CIR71532/TIR71535: R10L VNC shadow info window can be dragged offscreen.• CIR71533/TIR71534: R10L VNC info window is not always on top.• CIR71831/TIR71953: "Add connection" button in admin mode does not appear on the

connection manager in Classic mode.

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• CIR71839/TIR71952: WTOS.INI Privilege=none Lockdown=yes option does not prevent GKey Resets.

• CIR71858/TIR71917: T10 reboots in a loop when using DHCP 161 and fileserver=.• CIR71886: User defined disp setting 1024x600 may result in sand-storm display.• CIR72169/TIR72188: Unable to pickup secondary DNS when primary DNS fails.

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Build DetailsIncluded are files (bios, boot, and wnos) you will place into your wnos folder in your INI directory (for details, see Administrators Guide: Wyse ThinOSTM and Reference Guide: Wyse ThinOSTM INI Files); and files you will use with Wyse® USB Firmware ToolTM (for details, see Users Guide: Wyse® USB Firmware Tool).

V10LE

Table 1 V10LE English (us) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) V10LE

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name VL10_wnos

Localization US

Table 2 V10LE Japanese (jp) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) V10LE

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name VL10_wnos.jp

Localization JP

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C10LE

Table 3 C10LE English (us) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) C10LE

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name C10_wnos

Localization US

Table 4 C10LE Japanese (jp) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) C10LE

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name C10_wnos.jp

Localization JP

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T10NOTE: EC version of ARM: 3.02.

Table 5 T10 English (us) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) T10

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name DOVE_boot

Localization US

Table 6 T10 Japanese (jp) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) T10

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name DOVE_boot.jp

Localization JP

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R10L

Table 7 R10L English (us) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) R10L

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name R10_wnos

Localization US

Table 8 R10L Japanese (jp) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) R10L

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name R10_wnos.jp

Localization JP

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D10D/Z10D

Table 9 D10D/Z10D English (us) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) D10D/Z10D

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name ZD10_wnos

Localization US

Table 10 D10D/Z10D Japanese (jp) Build Details

Title Description

Platform(s) D10D/Z10D

Version WTOS 8.0

Build Number 037

Build File Name ZD10_wnos.jp

Localization JP

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BIOS Details

Table 11 BIOS Details

Platform BIOS Version Build File Name

V10LE 1.19 60480119.BIN

C10LE 1.0B DEVEL35M.ROM

T10 N/A N/A

R10L 1.0H_SPC FLASHABL.ROM

D10D/Z10D 3.0D 30D.fd

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Platform SupportThis section contains:• "Platforms and Configurations"• "Software Compatibility"• "Supported Codecs"• "Tested Peripherals"

Platforms and Configurations

• V10LE configuration:128MR/512MR• C10LE configuration:128MF/512MR• T10 configuration: 0MB/1GR• R10L configuration:128MR/512MR• D10D/Z10D configuration: 2GF/2GR

Software Compatibility

• Wyse Device Manager 4.9.1 or later • Wyse TCX Suite 4.1.0.19 or later• Wyse USB Firmware Tool 1.19

IMPORTANT: Wyse USB Firmware Tool is not supported on the T10 platform.• Wyse VDA 2.0 or later

Supported Codecs

Table 12 Supported Codecs

Title Support Format

Audio • WMA1, WMA2, WMA3• AAC• MP3

Video • WMV9• VC1• H264

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Tested Peripherals

Table 13 Tested Peripherals

Device Category Models

DVD ROM • BENQ external DVD-ROM KDW9900049005(S)• BUFFALO Portable DVD S/N 25544714907808• Pioneer external DVD-ROM IKQC001011CN

Keyboard/Mouse • 3Dconnexion SpaceNavigator 3D mouse • Cherry keyboard G83-6610LUAEU-2/03• Dell keyboard KB113p • Dell keyboard KB522 • Dell Keyboard SK-3205 (Smartcard reader) • DELL wireless Keyboard/mouse KM632 • Logitech Media Keyboard K200/mouse B100 P/N 820-003180

P/N 810-002149• Logitech MK520 Wireless keyboard/mouse P/N 820-002864

P/N 910-001878• Microsoft ARC mouse S/N 0204400159959 P/N X817620-017• Wyse (Primax) Keyboard PS/2 M/N PK1100• Wyse Keyboard PS/2 • Wyse USB keyboard (JP and US) • Wyse USB Mouse P/N 770506-11L(White) 770506-12L(Black)

Mobile Phone • iPhone 4S• HTC one-XL• Iphone 4

Monitor • Dell 2007FPb • Dell 2209WA • Dell 3008WFP (2560x1600) • Dell Monitor U2312HMt • Dell P2412H • Dell ST24 PN: 0X0K27 • Dell U2212HM • Dell U2412M (1920x1200) • Dell U2412M (1920x1200) • Dell u2913 WM (2560x1080) • Hanns.G Hi221D • HP Compaq LA2405x • HP LE1901w • Philips 220S4 • ViewSonic VP2365WB • ViewSonic VX2433wm (1920x1080)

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Printer • HP Color LaserJet CM1312MFP PN: CC430A• HP Laser Jet P2035 PN: CE461A• HP Laser Jet P2055D • Xerox DocuPrint C1110 PNs: HAT044231E/ 100S12604

USB Disk • ADATA S102/16GB • Kingston DataTraveler 2GB • Kingston DataTraveler Elite 3.0 16G • Kingston DataTraveler G3 32GB • Kingston DataTraveler G3 8GB • Kingston DT R3.0 16G • Kingston Mini Fun 8GB • Maxtor Basics External Portable Hard Drive 250G9NX2DG-500• PNY USB3.0 16GB • SanDisk Cruzer 16GB SDCZ36-016G• SanDisk Cruzer CZ36 8GB SDCZ36-8192• SanDisk Cruzer USB 2.0 Flash Drive 4G SDCZ36-004G• SanDisk Extreme USB 3.0 Flash Drive 16G SDCZ80-016G-Z46

USB Headsets • GN Netcom GN2000 • LG-NORTEL Deskphone IP8501 S/N C2869000715• Logitech A-00014 ML932 • Logitech A-00015 G330 PN: 881-000065• Logitech S-150 PN: S-00038• NORTEL Mobile USB headset adapter PN: N0071606

NTEX14MAE6• Plantronics 655 DSP• Plantronics Audio 625 USB (Plantronics PLT USB Adapter 02)

PN 76810-01• Plantronics BLACKWIRE C310-M PN: 85618-01• Plantronics BLACKWIRE C320-M 85619-01• Plantronics BLACKWIRE C420 PN: N10687• Plantronics BLACKWIRE C610 N10687• Plantronics BLACKWIRE C710 PN: 87505-02• Plantronics C210 • Plantronics D100 Wireless IC: 457A-D100X• Plantronics DA40 (PN 71800-41)• Plantronics DA45• Plantronics DA55 PN: AY7554• Plantronics DA60• Plantronics P420 Speakerphone (PN 82136-02) • Plantronics P820 (PN 83657-01)• POLYCOM Deskphone CX200 S/N C297A000021• SONIC EV-87 PN: SQEV87C20910000803

Table 13 Tested Peripherals, Continued

Device Category Models

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USB Hub • D-Link DUB-H7 S/N:R2084bc002421 • CYC-USB HUB

USB-to-Serial • MCT USB-to-Serial converter U232-P9

USB Webcam • Logicool Qcam® Fusion PN: 861304-1000• Logitech BCC950 ConferenceCam P/N 210-001232 REV.002• Logitech C310 PN: 860-000259• Logitech C525 P/N 860-000398• Logitech Pro C910• Logitech USB Webcam 9000 PN: 502-000010• Microsoft LifeCam 3.0 Cinema PN: X821404-001• Microsoft LifeCam VX-800 S/N 0202700560910

Table 13 Tested Peripherals, Continued

Device Category Models

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Smart Card SupportICA and RDP support includes (1024 and 2048 certs):• ActivIdentity V1 (CAC/PIV/SIPRNet) (Single & Dual Certificates)• ActivIdentity V2 (CAC/PIV/SIPRNet) (Single & Dual Certificates)• Cryptovision (Single & Dual Certificates)• Etoken PRO 64K USB smart card token• Etoken PRO Smartcard (Java) 72K• G&D StarCos 3.0 (A.E.T. & Cryptovision formatted)• Gemalto .NET v2/ IDPrime .NET• Gemalto .NET v2+/ IDPrime .NET• cv act/sc interface (middleware)

USB Redirection SupportIMPORTANT: • NTFS thumbdrive will not be recognized natively in WTOS 8.0 (i.e. eventlog will not

show D: file system register, type Oxc size). • The supported method to make NTFS thumbdrives work is using USB redirection

(RemoteFX USB redirection and Citrix HDX USB redirection).

Table 14 USB Redirection Support

Backend infra NTFS supported? FAT32 behavior

MS - RDP direct or MS broker

Not support NTFS thumbdrive mapping, NTFS thumbdrive works via RemoteFX USB redirection

Disk mapped will display as Driver letter: on WTOSclientname

Vmview - RDP Not support NTFS thumbdrive mapping

Disk mapped will display as Driver letter: on WTOSclientname

Citrix XenApp -ICA Not support NTFS thumbdrive mapping

Disk mapped will display as Removable Disk (Drive letter: on WTOSclientname) test with xenapp 6.5

Citrix XenDesktop - ICA

Not support NTFS thumbdrive mapping, NTFS thumbdrive works via citrix HDX USB redirection

Disk mapped will display as Removable Disk (Drive letter: on WTOSclientname)

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Resolution Support TIP: All resolutions support 16-bit and 32-bit color depth.

Tested monitors for resolution support include: Philips 220SL, ViewSonic VP2365wb, Dell U2412M, and Dell 3008WFP.• Resolutions include:

640 x 480800 x 6001024 x 768 1152 x 8641280 x 7201280 x 768 (not on T class)1280 x 1024 1360 x 7681366 x 7681368 x 768 (not on T class)1400 x 10501440 x 9001600 x 9001600 x 12001680 x 10501920 x 10801920 x 12001920 x 1440 (R class only)2560 x 1080 (Single monitor only; D class, R class, and Z class only)2560 x 1440 (Single monitor only; R class only)2560 x 1600 (Single monitor only; D class, R class, and Z class only)

• Refresh rate list selections include:60 Hz (default)75 Hz85 Hz

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Tables1 V10LE English (us) Build Details 122 V10LE Japanese (jp) Build Details 123 C10LE English (us) Build Details 134 C10LE Japanese (jp) Build Details 135 T10 English (us) Build Details 146 T10 Japanese (jp) Build Details 147 R10L English (us) Build Details 158 R10L Japanese (jp) Build Details 159 D10D/Z10D English (us) Build Details 1610 D10D/Z10D Japanese (jp) Build Details 1611 BIOS Details 1712 Supported Codecs 1813 Tested Peripherals 1914 USB Redirection Support 22

Release Notes

Wyse ThinOSTM Issue: 061913

Written and published by: Wyse Technology LLC, June 2013

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