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3.F.A. Screen Configuration

Via the configuration dialogue screen configuration the video output of the device is adapted. The Configuration Method defines how the screen settings can be configured. With the drop down menu you can choose between automatic, manual and custom configuration.
If you choose the automatic configuration all possible configuration settings on the graphic card in conjunction with the respective screen will be determined automatically. Then you only have to select the desired resolution and colordepth. It is necessary to restart the device after applying to keep your settings and changes take effect. Please be advised to test your settings before.
With the Configuration Method manual the screen resolution can be set manually. Regardless of whether the image can be shown in the desired resolution, frequency and depth of color or not. If the required adjustment can not be displayed you will be informed by an error message. 
If you need widescreen resolutions you can only set it by user-defined or manual configuration.
Rangee Thin Clients support the multi-monitor mode if the Thin Client model has two monitor interfaces (e.g. LT360, LT520, L700 etc.). Choose in ports, if the Thin Client is using VGA & DVI or DVI and DVI2 for the multi-monitor mode. Moreover Rangee Linux also support from version 6.10 the quad-monitor use by using the Matrox Epica TC4. Four monitors side by side, or arranged in a square, can be used with ICA and RDP.
Force VESA mode is disabled by default. This can patch eventual graphic problems at old hardware platforms especially when using the Rangee Linux PC-stick. 
Via the menu item open X-TCP port you can open port 6000 so that X-based programs can be started remote on the Thin Client.
When using a touch screen, it is necessary to select the used touch-type driver. You can configure this at input / output -> Keyboard Configuation.
For more information on setting up your touchscreen Peripherals -> Touchscreen Configuration.
Kommbox - Input / Output → Screen Configuration

Figure 3.15. Kommbox - Input / Output → Screen Configuration