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I’ve got my S10 working with the latest firmware 6.5.0.30. I have googled TCX and understand that it contains several different components.
– Is it correct that you purchase a license for TCX and get access to all the different parts, i.e. USB, multimedia, flash etc? Or do you purchase separate licenses for each part?
– Is TCX 4 what I should be looking at or the older version for my S10?
– How is TCX implemented? Do I just purchase a license and enable it on the S10 or do I need to install something on the S10 and/ or on the host machine (I’m using RDP)?
Thanks
TCX is client/server based. The client part is included on WTOS already.
The server part has to be installed by you.
One license for all parts as it is a suite.
TCX 4 is the current version and should be used. Not the old version.
The license is entered server site.What do you want to achieve with TCX?
CG
yonatan,
TCX Suite is NOT supported on S10. Check the Product Comparison Chart here: http://wyse.com/products/hardware/thinclients/Wyse_ComparisonChart.pdf
mzoli
Not true.
TCX MMR and RS is not supported. TCX USB works fine.CG
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Not supported? – This is not right. MMR and Flash (as it uses MMR) are not working, Multimonitor – is NA (only one VGA connector) but USB redirection and RichSound (I tested) work OK.
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Poor me 😉 – I once again found smth undocumented 🙂
Thank you all for your replies!
@ConfGen: I’m just experimenting at the moment. Try to get acquainted with the S10 and TCX. I connected a user’s Palm PDA and could see that it was recognised on the S10 in the Event log, but did not pass to the Windows XP machine. I haven’t tried with TCX yet.
@ConfGen & tarasov: So only USB and Audio work with the S10? Is this because the hardware isn’t capable?- Total Post: 132
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PDA: you definitely need TCX USB Virtualizer to map PDA as PDA into XP(so that MS ActiveSync or similar software could recognize it). Maybe – I’ve tried – PDA can be recognized as flash drive and thus mapped via RDP as network drive. But I believe this is not your wish.
S10: yes it is slow enough for the multimedia tasks. But very good for the office applications. And – as you see – for VoIP (as Skype or like ones). I tested it with Skype and terminal server connected to the S10s via internet. Sound quality was good.- Total Post: 132
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“Maybe – I’ve tried – ” – means I’ve NEVER tried. Sorry
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