Pano System for Cloud Administrator's Guide - Pano Logic

Physically Secure Pano Devices
All Pano Zero Clients have a security slot that you can use to secure (lock down) your Pano Zero
Clients to an immovable object.The slot itself is a small rectangular hole with rounded corners.
The Pano Zero Client is compliant with several well-known clips:
Micro Clip
Kensington ClickSafe
Kensington Desktop and Peripherals Locking Kit
Simply insert the security clip into the security slot, then insert a cable or padlock through the clip
holes to prevent the clip from opening.
Install Pano Zero Client Mounting Brackets
If you’d like to mount a Pano Zero Client (G1 or G2) to a monitor in order to free up a little bit of
space on your user’s desk or because you’d like to secure the user’s Pano System Endpoint, you
can purchase optional mounting brackets with your Pano System Endpoints. (Pano Zero Client
G2M brackets are not available yet.)
You can order the wall mount or both the wall mount and monitor mount.
• Wall Mounting Kit - includes wall mount only.
• Vesa Mounting Kit - includes both wall mount and monitor mount.
The Pano System Endpoint mounting brackets are VESA-compliant, meaning your Pano System
Endpoint is guaranteed to mount on any monitor that adheres to the VESA standards so long as
the monitor stand is also VESA-compliant.
Before you purchase Pano Zero Client mounting brackets make sure that both your monitor and
monitor stand are VESA-complaint. It’s not uncommon for a company (for example, Dell) to sell a
VESA-compliant monitor with a non-VESA-compliant monitor stand. You can replace a monitor
stand with a VESA-complaint stand.
The Pano Zero Client brackets ship with everything you need to mount the Pano Zero Client,
including screws to fasten the Pano Zero Client to the mounting brackets and screws to mount the
brackets to the monitor and stand. VESA standards dictate the distance between the mount
points and the size of the screw holes. VESA does not, however, require that the monitor stand be
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