Dell Wyse ThinOS 9.1.3129, 9.1.3112, 9.1.2101, and 9.1.1131 Administrator’s Guide

Use the taskbar to view the date, time, system information, wireless information, volume icon, PNAmenu button, and switch to the desktop screen.

1. System Information
2. Volume or Sound
3. Battery
4. Wireless network
5. Wired network
6. Smart card self-service
7. Citrix PNA menu
8. Date and time
9. Show desktop

The following table lists the taskbar elements:

Table 1. Taskbar - System tray elementsTaskbar elements

Element	Description
Date and time	Displays the date and time.
Battery	Displays the battery percentage. This option is applicable for Wyse 5470 Thin Client.
Show desktop	Click this icon to hide or restore VDI sessions.
Volume or Sound	Click this icon to increase or decrease the speaker volume or mute the speaker.
System Information	Click this icon to view the system information such as general system details, copyright, event logs, Wyse Management Suite status, network connections, and so on.
Wireless icon	Displays the wireless connection mode. Clicking the wireless icon displays the SSID scan list. You can directly connect to your preferred WiFi.
Wired icon	Displays the wired connected mode.
Citrix PNA menu	Click this icon to use the following options: Refresh Disconnect Reconnect Logoff Manage Security Question—This option is available when you enable SSPR at the server end. NOTE:The PNA menu button is displayed only after you log in to the Citrix broker.
Smart card self service	Click this icon to open the smart card self service window. You can use this window to view the smart card details, change PIN, and unlock PIN. This icon is displayed when you connect a smart card reader to the ThinOS client.
PCoIP	Click this icon to view the active PCoIP sessions. This icon is applicable only for PCoIP-enabled clients. You can select a session from the menu, and enable or disable the following PCoIP options in real-time: Relative Mouse Audio/Video synchronization

Taskbar icons are added for all ThinOS windows except the login window and the Admin Policy Tool window. You can use the taskbar icons to minimize and restore the windows.

Table 2. Taskbar - ThinOS local windows iconsTaskbar elements

Element	Taskbar icon
Network Setup
Remote Connections
Central Configuration
VPN Manager
System Preferences
Display
Peripherals
Printer
System Information
System Tools
Troubleshooting
Connection Manager