We got a call from engineer asking the applications on the wyse terminal is running slow. Please let me know the probable causes and what can be the solution to such problems?
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: wyse 1200LE - error - out of frequency
This is caused by the terminals default display resolution (or the resolution that it was set to in its previous environment). The easiest way to get a display, would be to use a different monitor with a higher range of supported resolutions.
Fingers crossed the previous wnos.ini file would allow a G-key reset.
If so, just hold down the G key when the terminal is booting, and it
will reset to factory defaults. This might allow your monitor to work. (I think the default resolution is 800x600)
The problem you have is that the terminal might be locked down via the .ini file. So changing the configuration might be difficult. You could use a program like Wireshark to perform a network trace, this would tell you where the terminal is looking for it its wnos.ini file.
Then you will be able to setup a new wnos.ini on an FTP server set to the IP address(and path) the terminal is looking for, and this will allow you to set your own configuration.
Posted on Jul 07, 2009
SOURCE: Wyse S30 power settings
You can check the settings in the bios (password will be "Fireport") I dont think there is anything in there that would trigger this.
Is there a screen-saver option in the control panel for the device? If so, see if it is set. If not, then try using the Wyse website to update the terminals OS to the latest. This will hopefully solve the problem. It might just be an incompatability with the older OS version.
Posted on Jul 07, 2009
SOURCE: Wyse S10 and Windows 2008 Terminal Services
The Wyse S10s require a firmware update to connect to Windows Server 2008. This is due to lack of support for RDP 6.1.
The update I've found to work best is 6.4.0.18.
The only way to get this update is to contact Wyse. However, I have deployed it on numerous clients (our entire base is S10s) and had great success.
Posted on Oct 07, 2009
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