Tray Applications in IGEL OS 12

Click the info icon to display device information.

Set Orientation, Resolution and Refresh rate for the single display.

After clicking Apply, you need to confirm keeping the changes in a dialog. After the timeout, settings revert to the previous configuration.

Click the You have X connected displays or the Custom Configuration button to open the display configuration window.

Display information is always available in the display configuration window, but configuration is only possible if Custom display mode is applied.

Select the Multiple Display Mode:

• Custom
  You can configure your displays in the display configuration window.
• Mirror
  The content is mirrored to all displays.
• Internal only 
  The internal display will become the primary display. External displays get deactivated.
• External only
  One of the external display will become the primary display. The internal display gets deactivated.

After clicking Apply, you need to confirm keeping the changes in a dialog. After the timeout, settings revert to the previous configuration.

You can click Reset to restore the last saved configurations.

After clicking Apply, you need to confirm keeping the changes in a dialog. After the timeout, settings revert to the previous configuration.

You can click the info icon to display information on Hardware Limitations for the device. This information is needed for the configuration, because you cannot create display layouts which exceed the given maximum resolution or number of connected displays.

Click the question mark icon to display the Keyboard shortcuts that you can use for display configuration.

Left Hand Panel

Select a display from the dropdown at the top, or by clicking the display in the Layout Area, to configure the display and to see the details of the selected display at the bottom of the panel.

You can also select by typing the display identification number shown in the Layout Area.

You can use the parameters to configure the following:

• Orientation
• Resolution
• Refresh rate
• Primary toggle
  Activate if you would like to make the selected display the primary display. The primary display is marked with a house icon. Only one display can be primary; if a display is marked as primary, the existing primary becomes non-primary.
• Active toggle
  Use the toggle to activate/deactivate the selected display. You cannot deactivate all the displays, at least one display must remain active.

 Drag and Drop Panel

Here you can:

• Select a display by clicking on it. 
• Edit the layout of the displays by drag and drop.
• Deactivate displays by moving them to the Inactive Displays row.
• Activate displays by moving from Inactive Displays to the Layout Area.
• Create mirror groups by moving displays together in the Mirror with row.
• Unmirror displays by moving from Mirror Group row to Layout Area.
  

• Primary Button
  Sets the primary button both for mouse and touchpad. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Left-handed mode.
  
  
• Pointer Speed
  Sets the speed of the pointer both for mouse and touchpad. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Pointer speed.
  
  
• Double-click Speed 
  Sets how fast two consecutive mouse clicks need to happen to be recognized as a double-click. You can test this with the click to test area. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Double click interval. The smaller the interval, the faster the consecutive clicks need to happen to be recognized as a double click.
  
  
• Scrolling Direction
  Sets the direction of the screen movement when scrolling with the mouse. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Natural scroll.

• Primary Button
  Sets the primary button both for mouse and touchpad. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Left-handed mode under User Interface > Input > Mouse.
  
  
• Pointer Speed
  Sets the speed of the pointer both for mouse and touchpad. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Pointer speed under User Interface > Input > Mouse.
  
  
• Enabled
  The toggle buttons enables/disables the touchpad.
  
  
• Touchpad Sensitivity
  Sets how sensitive the touchpad is to the touch. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Min speed, Max speed, and Acceleration. If you have those values custom configured, it is advised not to change the slider in the tray app, as it will reset the levels in the IGEL Setup.
  
  
• Scrolling Direction 
  Sets the direction of the screen movement when scrolling with the touchpad. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Natural scroll.
  
  
• Scrolling Method
  Sets the type of finer movement to be detected as scrolling. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Two finger vertical scroll and Two finger horizontal scroll under User Interface > Input > Touchpad > Scrolling.
  
  
• Tap to Click
  The toggle switch enables/disables clicking with a tap on the touchpad. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Tapping mode.
  
  
• Palm Detection
  

  The toggle switch enables/disables palm detection. When enabled, it avoids triggering a function accidentally with the palm of your hand. The function must be supported by the device. In IGEL Setup, you can configure this through Palm detect under User Interface > Input > Touchpad > Advanced.

You can set which configurations are available in the tray up under Network > Mobile Broadband. For details, see Mobile Broadband in IGEL OS 12.

You can configure the following:

• Auto Connect
  ☑ The mobile internet connection is established automatically. (Default)
  
• Edit PIN
  Change the PIN of the SIM card.
• Request PIN on boot
  Set if PIN needs to be provided at startup.
• Roaming
  Use the toggle to enable/disable the connection to roaming networks.

You can configure the following:

• Country or region
  Country or region of the service provider.

• Provider
  Your mobile network connection provider.

• Access Point
  APN (Access Point Name) for your network connection. If you do not know the APN, ask your mobile communications operator for it.

1. Switch to the Available Networks list or use the Scan Wifi icon to refresh the list.
   • The list of networks is sorted according to their signal strength.
   • Previously configured networks are marked with a star icon. They are listed in the Known Networks List.
   • The currently connected network is marked with a tick icon.
     
     
     
     
2. Click on the network to be connected and provide the network key.
   
   
   You can enable the Store WiFi key and Auto Connect parameters according to your needs.
   
   
3. Click Connect.
   The Wi-Fi tray icon changes to show the active connection.
   The configured network is listed in the Known Networks list.
   The configured connections get listed in the IGEL Setup under Network > Wireless > Wi-Fi Networks. For more information, see Wi-Fi Networks.
   
   
4. To disconnect from the connected network, click on the network and click Disconnect.

1. Switch to the Known Networks list.
   
   
   
2. Click on the network to be edited or deleted.
   You can enable the Store WiFi key and Auto Connect parameters according to your needs.
   
   
3. Click Save to save the changed configuration or click Delete to remove the network from the list.

1. Switch to the Known Networks list.
   
   
2. Click the Add Hidden Network icon at the top of the window.
   
   
   
3. Set the Encryption Type, provide the SSID and the network key.
   
   
4. Click Connect.
   The Wi-Fi tray icon changes to show the active connection.
   The configured network is listed in the Available Networks list and in the Known Networks list.
   The configured connections get listed in the IGEL Setup under Network > Wireless > Wi-Fi Networks. For more information, see Wi-Fi Networks.
   
   
5. To disconnect from the connected network, click on the network in the Available Networks list and click Disconnect.