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About This Manual Purpose This manual describes basic operations, configurations, and system architecture of the ZXCLOUD iBox system. Intended Audience This manual is intended for common users. What Is in This Manual This manual contains the following chapters. Chapter 1, Basic Describes basic operations on the cloud terminal.
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Chapter 1 Basic Operations Table of Contents Logging In to the Operating System of a Cloud Terminal ............................................1-1 Logging In to a Virtual Machine or Server ...................................................................1-2 Configuring a Cloud Terminal .....................................................................................1-6 Monitoring the Network and System Usage ................................................................1-9 Diagnosing the System...
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide Figure 1-1 iBOX Desktop 2. (Optional) Double-click the 3. (Optional) Double-click the icon. The file manager is started for file browsing. icon. The browser is started for Web page browsing. – End of Steps – 1.2 Logging In to a Virtual Machine or Server The iBOX CT220 enables you to log in to a virtual machine or remotely access a server.
Chapter 1 Basic Operations Steps 1. Click the icon on the desktop. The Sighter software is started, see Figure 1-2. Figure 1-2 ZTE Sighter Dialog Box 2. Click the icon. The virtual machine login dialog box is displayed, see Figure 1-3. 1-3 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide Figure 1-3 Virtual Machine Login Dialog Box 3. Enter the username and password. For a description of the parameters, refer to Table 1-1. Table 1-1 Parameter Descriptions for the Login Dialog Box Parameter Descriptions User Name Enter the username to log in to the virtual machine. Password The password of the user. 4. Click Login. The virtual machine list dialog box is displayed, see Figure 1-4. 1-4 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
Chapter 1 Basic Operations Figure 1-4 Virtual Machine List Dialog Box 5. Click the Start button of a virtual machine. The desktop of the virtual machine is displayed, see Figure 1-5. 1-5 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide Figure 1-5 Virtual Machine Desktop 6. Click the close button on the toolbar to exit the operating system of the virtual machine , see Figure 1-6. Figure 1-6 Close Button – End of Steps – 1.3 Configuring a Cloud Terminal This procedure describes how to set the system time, local IP address, language, administrator password, and IP address of the gateway server after you log in to the operating system of a cloud terminal. Steps 1.
Chapter 1 Basic Operations Figure 1-7 Cloud Terminal Setting Dialog Box 3. Perform the corresponding operations as required. To... Set the IP address of the Do... i. Select ACS Setup. The ACS setting dialog box is displayed. server to enable the ii. Set Server IP and Server Port. network server to control iii. Click OK.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide To... Do... address of the cloud server to the IP address of the server that you want to log in to. iv. Set Server Port. This parameter is required if the protocol type is set to Spice. v. Set Domain. This parameter is required if the protocol type is set to Citrix. vi. Click OK. Set the cloud terminal time i. Select Time Setup. The system date and time setting dialog box is displayed. ii. Set date and time in the format as prompted. iii. Click OK.
Chapter 1 Basic Operations To... Do... Set the WLAN connection i. Select Wlan Setup. The Wlan setting dialog box is displayed. ii. Click the Enable When option button to search for available WLANs. iii. Select the WLAN that you want to connect.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide Figure 1-8 System Monitor Tab 4. Click the Network Monitor tab. The network monitoring status is displayed, see Figure 1-9. Figure 1-9 System Monitor Tab 1-10 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
Chapter 1 Basic Operations – End of Steps – 1.5 Diagnosing the System This procedure describes how to diagnose the system and peripherals for troubleshooting. Steps 1. Double-click the 2. Click the icon on the desktop. The Sighter software is started. . The ZTE iDiag dialog box is displayed, see Figure 1-10. Figure 1-10 ZTE iDiag Dialog Box 3. Perform the corresponding operations as required. 1-11 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide To... Do... Check the service operating status Check the keyboard, Click the System Diagnose button. The service operating status is displayed. Click the Device Check button. The peripheral connections are displayed. mouse, and USB connections Check the network i. Enter the IP address that you want to ping in the text box. ii. Click ping to check whether the cloud terminal can ping the opposite connection end. – End of Steps – 1.
Chapter 1 Basic Operations Figure 1-11 User Logout Dialog Box 4. Enter the username and password of the administrator. The administrator login dialog box is displayed, see Figure 1-12. Figure 1-12 Administrator Login Dialog Box The administrator can click to configure and manage the system. – End of Steps – 1-13 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide 1.7 Restarting or Shutting Down the Cloud Terminal, or Putting the Cloud Terminal to Sleep This procedure describes how to restart or shut down the cloud terminal, or put the cloud terminal to sleep. Steps 1. In the Sighter software dialog box, see Figure 1-2, click Close in the lower left corner. The power supply management dialog box is displayed, see Figure 1-13. Figure 1-13 Power Supply Management Dialog Box 2. Perform the corresponding operations as required. To.
Chapter 1 Basic Operations To... Do... Shut down the cloud Click Shutdown. The cloud terminal is shut down. terminal Quit the Sighter software Click Quit to quit the software. The desktop of the operating system of the cloud terminal is displayed. Cancel the operation Click Cancel to close the power supply management menu. The Sighter software dialog box is displayed. – End of Steps – 1-15 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
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Chapter 2 Introduction to the Cloud Terminal Table of Contents FCC Statement ..........................................................................................................2-1 Safety Precautions .....................................................................................................2-2 Introduction to the Cloud Terminal ..............................................................................2-3 Components of the Cloud Terminal...................................................
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide FCC Radiation Exposure Statement This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and it also complies with Part 15 of the FCC RF Rules.
Chapter 2 Introduction to the Cloud Terminal l l l l l Allow sufficient space around the cloud terminal for ventilation. Keep the power outlets clean and dry. If any abnormality occurs (such as smoke/abnormal sounds/smell), unplug the cloud terminal from the power outlet. Avoid connecting the cloud terminal to any power outlet that can be accidentally switched off. Accidental loss of power can damage the cloud terminal.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide Figure 2-1 Overview of the Cloud Terminal 2.4 Components of the Cloud Terminal Figure 2-2 shows the front panel of the cloud terminal. Figure 2-2 Front Panel Figure 2-3 shows the back panel of the cloud terminal. Figure 2-3 Back Panel Figure 2-4 shows the back panel of the cloud terminal if it is configured with a Power over Ethernet (POE) module. Figure 2-4 Back Panel of the Cloud Terminal with a Built-In POE Module 2-4 SJ-20131018122617-019|2014-03-26 (R1.
Chapter 2 Introduction to the Cloud Terminal Table 2-1 provides a description of the components in the cloud terminal. Table 2-1 Description of the Cloud Terminal Components Serial Component Description Power on/off Press this button to turn on or off the cloud terminal. button/power The power indicator is red during the boot process of the cloud indicator terminal. No. 1 The power indicator is green if the cloud terminal operates normally.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide Caution! The terminal can be ordered with a POE or WiFi wireless module as required. To check whether the terminal is configured with a POE or WiFi wireless module, view the model label on the terminal. If the label is printed with "POE" or "Wi-Fi", the terminal is configured with a POE or WiFi wireless module. Otherwise, the terminal is not configured with the corresponding module. 2.
Chapter 2 Introduction to the Cloud Terminal Note: When connecting a display to the cloud terminal, do as follows depending on the interface of the display: l l If the display is equipped with a DVI-I interface, connect it directly to the cloud terminal. If the display is equipped with a VGA interface, connect it to the cloud terminal by using the DVI-I to VGA converter delivered with the cloud terminal. 3.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide 2. Click the Shut down button. A confirmation dialog box is displayed on the cloud desktop. 3. Click OK. Caution! When turning off the cloud terminal, perform a complete shutdown (by the user interface or a light press on the power on/off button). Do not turn off the cloud terminal by disconnecting the AC/DC power cord or turning off the power switch. 2.
Chapter 2 Introduction to the Cloud Terminal l l l l l l Storage: 1 GB Flash NIC: 10/100 MB Ethernet port (the port can be requested to be configured with the POE function) Keyboard/mouse: standard USB keyboard and optical mouse Display: maximum resolution 1920x1080, @ 60 Hz, 32-bit color Built-in operating system: Linux operating system Interfaces for connecting peripherals: à 1 DVI-I interface à 6 USB 2.
ZXCLOUD iBOX CT220 Quick Start Guide Quick Start Guide 1 Certificate 1 copy Caution! The terminal may be configured with a POE or WiFi wireless module. Read the model label on the package box or terminal carefully. If the label is printed with "POE" or "WIFI", the terminal is configured with a POE or WiFi wireless module. Otherwise, the terminal is not configured with the corresponding module. The item list in the above table is for reference only. Items actually delivered depend on the vendor.
Chapter 2 Introduction to the Cloud Terminal ○: Indicates that the toxic or hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is below the limit requirement in SJ/T11363-2006. ×: Indicates that the toxic or hazardous substance contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials for this part is above the limit requirement in SJ/T11363-2006. Note: 1.
