Release Notes

New and enhanced features
Sleep mode in ThinOS
The sleep mode enables the power-saving state and the thin client quickly resumes full power operations without loss of data.
• The following UI enhancements are made in ThinOS to support the sleep mode feature:
– The sleep mode option is added in the ThinOS lock window and the shut down dialog box.
– The sleep timer is added in the System Preferences dialog box.
• The following ThinOS native windows are not closed in sleep mode:
– Performance Monitor
– Troubleshooting
– System Information
– System Tools
– VPN Manager
– Central Conguration
– System Preferences
– Display
– Printer Set Up
– Remote Connections
– Network Set Up
NOTE
: Peripherals windows are closed in sleep mode to re-initialize any peripheral devices after resuming from sleep
mode.
• ThinOS VDI broker and sessions log o due to security concern. You must log in to the broker sessions after resuming from sleep mode.
• To enable the thin client to automatically enter sleep mode, set the Turn O Screen as screen saver. The device automatically enters
sleep mode when ThinOS is idle for 20 minutes. This is the default value. You can set the idle time in the System Preferences dialog
box. Sleep mode timer starts after screen is turned o by screen saver.
• To manually enter sleep mode, open the ThinOS shut down menu, select the Sleep option and click OK.
• To resume from ThinOS sleep mode:
a Press the power button.
b Click the USB mouse.
c Press any key on the USB keyboard.
d Use the Wake on LAN feature to wake up from sleep mode.
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