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Cloud Desktop Quick Start Guide

Package Contents CD9600-series, CD7600-series (Tera2)

Cloud Desktop Overview

(NOTE: the terms Cloud Desktop and zero client are used

interchangeably in this document.)

A Cloud Desktop, or zero client, is a remote computing

device that connects a user’s monitors, keyboard, mouse,

speakers, and other peripherals to remote ClearCube PC

blades (computers) and to virtual desktops (VMs). As shown

below, computing resources are typically located in remote

data centers. Cloud Desktops enable users to work on a blade

or VM as if it is a local PC. The connection between the zero

client and the remote device is over PCoIP™ protocol. Inside

the remote device, a host card manages the PCoIP session.

Cloud Desktop connected to blade or to VM

Cloud Desktop Features

ClearCube

CD9600-series and CD7600-series zero clients

connect to supported ClearCube PC blades containing Tera1

or Tera2 host cards and to virtual machines to provide:

• Up to four USB ports (depending on model)

• Support for copper or fiber Ethernet media (depending on

model)

• CD9600-series or CD7600-series (Tera2) Cloud Desktop

• Power adapter and cable

• Y-cable adapter for single-link-to-dual-link DVI (× 1 for

dual-monitor and × 2 for quad-monitor Cloud Desktops)

•This Quick Start Guide

USB Ports

(One or Two)

Power Button

and Indicator

Front

Smart Card Reader

Activity Indicator

PCoIP Session

Indicator

Audio In

Audio Out

Smart Card

Reader

(On Supporting Models Only)

DVI Connectors

(Two or Four)

USB Ports

Ethernet

Connector

(RJ45 or SFP)

Power Jack

MAC Address

and Serial Number

Rear

HD Audio Out

Kensington®

Security Slot

(on Top and

on Bottom)

Cloud Desktop with Monitors

and Peripherals

Network Infrastructure

Chassis with

Blades and VMs

Copper and Fiber Ethernet

(Network Media Varies by Model)

CD9600-Series, CD7600-Series (Tera2)

Summary of content (4 pages)

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CD9600-Series, CD7600-Series (Tera2) Cloud Desktop Quick Start Guide Package Contents CD9600-series, CD7600-series (Tera2) Cloud Desktop Overview • CD9600-series or CD7600-series (Tera2) Cloud Desktop • Power adapter and cable • Y-cable adapter for single-link-to-dual-link DVI (× 1 for dual-monitor and × 2 for quad-monitor Cloud Desktops) • This Quick Start Guide Front Smart Card Reader Smart Card Activity Indicator Reader (On Supporting Models Only) USB Ports (One or Two) (NOTE: the terms Cloud Deskto
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Page 2 of 4 • Support for independently-configurable monitors Dual-Monitor Cloud Desktop Quad-Monitor Cloud Desktop 2 DVI monitors up to 1920 × 1200 4 DVI monitors up to 1920 × 1200 1 DVI monitor up to 2 DVI monitors up to 2560 × 1600 2560 × 1600 (requires single-link-DVI-to-dual- (requires single-link-DVI-to-duallink-DVI Y-cable adapter, included) link-DVI Y-cable adapter, included) • PC–over–IP (PCoIP™) Tera2 processors, delivering PC video, audio, and USB over an IP network While in session: Clie
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Page 3 of 4 • Do not stack any objects on top of the zero client. Smart Card Reader Setup (on Supporting Models) • Do not block the zero client’s side vents by leaning papers, folders, computer speakers, or any other objects against the sides of the client. Prevent ESD (electrostatic discharge) damage to smart card readers by always discharging your body and smart card before using a reader (for example, by touching a grounded, unpainted, metal object).
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Page 4 of 4 Dual-monitor zero clients Note indicators 1 and 2 on the Y-cable and connect them to the corresponding connectors on the zero client. 2 2 1 1 6. Connect the power adapter to the rear of the client, and then plug the power cable into a power outlet. Ensure that the zero client and the host card are on the same network. See “Buttons and Indicators” for information about powering the zero client on and off.