Wyse 5070 with 3 + monitors – sample config

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  • November 21, 2019 at 9:40 am #51235
    AlfredWebb4
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    I have previous experience with Wyse terminals using WTOS, both single and dual screen. However, I am unable to locate a WNOS.ini configuration example for 3 monitor (or more). Can anyone provide a known working example? Our setup will be using three monitors in a simple horizontal configuration. But, would also be interested in seeing examples of other matrix (2X2 or 3X3) configs for future use with 5070 “extended” units. We will be using Windows 2016 RDP if that is important.

    November 22, 2019 at 1:55 pm #51264
    ConfGen
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    Check the “Align=” parameter in the INI guide

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    November 25, 2019 at 11:16 pm #51290
    AlfredWebb4
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    Still need some help with syntax. I get three independent monitors but they are not following my “alignment”. This is the display portion of my config:

    Screen=1 Resolution=DDC
    Screen=2 Resolution=DDC
    Screen=3 Resolution=DDC
    Align=screen 1, bottom,center
    Aligh=screen 2, bottom,left
    Align=screen 3, bottom,right

    Please note I am leaving a space between screen and the screen number (if that is a syntax error) and no spaces (just a comma) between the positional parameters.

    Also, should the align syntax be one long line.

    Unfortunately I still have no three monitor configs found via web search to use as an example.

    November 26, 2019 at 12:56 pm #51293
    ConfGen
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    Should be
    Screen=1 Resolution=DDC Align=1,bottom,center
    Screen=2 Resolution=DDC Aligh=2,bottom,left
    Screen=3 Resolution=DDC Align=3,bottom,right

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    December 1, 2019 at 8:56 pm #51312
    AlfredWebb4
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    added the following line to the display config (after your example above) so that the displays were not in “mirror” mode:

    Screen=1 Resolution=DDC Align=1,bottom,center
    Screen=2 Resolution=DDC Aligh=2,bottom,left
    Screen=3 Resolution=DDC Align=3,bottom,right

    Dualhead=yes Mainscreen=1

    Screen still not aligning as expected. I assumed “screen 1” was the display port closest to the USB ports based on the marking on the unit (and numbered sequentially after that). However, on my test bench using 2 VGA based  and 1 DVI based display port adapters, screen 1 is the DVI monitor regardless of the display port it is plugged in to.

    Is there some logic I am missing here? Is there a monitor interface precedence?

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