No display in monitor

Hi, if it is similar to the 3235LE you can reset them by holding down the "p" key whilst powering on the device.

The best solution for resetting the bios is to do a hard restart. This requires you to get to the motherboard and take out the battery for about 15-30 seconds before replacing it. By doing so, the temporary memory in the BIOS is erased and you will have you factory settings.

Hit the ALT key and F4 while auto logon is counting down to cancel auto logon.

If you've forgotten the admin password you can perform a factory reset by holding down the 'G' key while powering the device on.

Tsaukpaetra is correct it's a resolution mis-match with the monitor you are using. If you have Rshadow loaded on the winterm you can VNC into it and change the resolution. If not you can hold down the letter "G" on the keyboard to perform a factory reset.

The S30 terminal has the CE 5.0 operating system loaded as default. So you are limited by the operating system and not the hardware when it comes to network printing.

Here is a extract of the release notes for Windows CE 5.0:

"In Windows CE, TCP/IP supports network printing through the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol. It does not provide the Windows Line Printer Remote (LPR) Spooler. However, independent software vendors (ISVs) and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) can add this support."

In short, you need a 3rd party software program or a (SMB) printer server setup to setup network printing on the S30 terminal..

Wyse also have add-on software to help, if you have CE 5.0 loaded then try the "Thinprint" add-on supplied as a free download by them.
Download Link:
http://www.wyse.com/supportdownload/3series/Addon_ThinPrint_B0010.exe

I haven't tried this, so let me know if it works.

The display settings are not valid with the monitor. Either you are using a new monitor or you have changed the settings. If you are using a new monitor, swap with the old monitor and configure the appropriate refresh rate for the new monitor.

If you have changed the settings you may need to either reset all default settings, or setup a parallel unit and use the same key strokes to change the display settings on the problem unit.

Cheers..

Perhaps the systems have accumulated dust on the inside, and therefore the unit could be overheating.

I tried to do the same thing but ran into the same problem - I gave up. However, I have been successful in loading RDP 5.1 onto a Wyse 8235LE. Works great with full resolution RDP sessions!

OK What ya do is right click the desktop and go down to properties.. open this and there ya should be able to adjust ya resoloution and colour... It's max is 1024 x 768.

There is a hotfix you can download from the WYSE Website but you have to setup a FTP server to get it installed. An easier way that seemed to work for us so far is go into Control Panel -> System -> Memory Tab. Adjust the memory slider so about 1/4 of the memory is set aside for Storage Memory (The systems I changed had between 90-100% set aside for Program Memory leaving 0-10% for Storage Memory.