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Default User Settings in each client profile include:<br />

• Resolution. In most cases, select Native; the endpoint will then use the monitor’s default<br />

setting. If you choose a specific resolution setting, make sure the monitors used are capable of<br />

displaying the selected resolution.<br />

• Colors. This is grayed out if Resolution is set to Native. Selecting ‘Thousands’ (16-bit color<br />

depth or quality) reduces network bandwidth demand and improves responsiveness. It may,<br />

however, cause slight banding to be visible in shaded areas of high-quality images. Selecting<br />

‘Millions’ (24-bit color quality) yields the best image quality.<br />

• Monitor Power Save. This turns off the displays attached to the endpoint after a specified period<br />

of keyboard/mouse inactivity.<br />

• Device Power Sleep. This puts <strong>Pano</strong> Zero Client G2 and G2M units to sleep after the specified<br />

period of keyboard/mouse inactivity.<br />

Windowed Mode<br />

Windowed mode is the default mode <strong>for</strong> client profiles. This mode is typically used <strong>for</strong> clients that<br />

are used by known users, such as an employee or staff/faculty member. These users are trusted<br />

to operate the endpoint and cloud desktop in a safe manner.<br />

In Windowed Mode the following options are available to users:<br />

• New Window function (either menu or Ctrl-N)<br />

• Multiple tabs and windows.<br />

• Starting URL, if defined by a client profile associated with the client<br />

Kiosk Mode<br />

For endpoints that are used <strong>for</strong> a dedicated purpose, such as a library card catalog station or a<br />

public access workstation you can tie their cloud desktop to a single website by enabling Kiosk<br />

Mode in the client profile assigned to the endpoints. You’ll also need to specify a Starting URL in<br />

the client profile.<br />

When enabled, Kiosk Mode en<strong>for</strong>ces the following restrictions on the use of the endpoint:<br />

• Single window and tab only, multiple tabs not allowed.<br />

• Starting URL specified in the client profile.<br />

• No address bar <strong>for</strong> direct input of URL. User navigation is limited by the hyperlinks in the HTML<br />

pages served. Users will not be able to enter another URL and will only be able to navigate to<br />

URLs that are linked to directly from the starting page’s HTML content.<br />

Set Up Printers <strong>for</strong> <strong>Pano</strong> <strong>Cloud</strong> Desktops<br />

Printers used in <strong>Pano</strong> cloud desktops are provided by the Google <strong>Cloud</strong> Print facility. The printers<br />

listed will include ‘Save to Google Drive’ (saving print output as a PDF in your Google Drive) and<br />

‘Print to FedEx Office’ (making your document available <strong>for</strong> printing at any FedEx office within the<br />

next 10 days) along with any <strong>Cloud</strong> Print printers that have been registered with or shared to the<br />

Google Account used to login to your <strong>Pano</strong> cloud desktop.<br />

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