What is the Meaning of IGEL Device Names?
This article explains what the product names of IGEL devices mean.
Universal Desktop
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Possible parameters
Example: UD3-LX 31 caps
Product Line | UD | IGEL Universal Desktop |
Hardware Dispatch | 2, 3, 5, 6, 9, 10 | |
Operating System | LX W7 | IGEL Linux Windows Embedded Standard 7 |
Optional Features | c a p s | Codec Package Codec Package with AAC Ericom PowerTerm Shared Workplace |
IGEL Zero
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Possible parameters
Example: IZ3-HDX 40
Product Line | IZ | IGEL Zero |
Hardware Dispatch | 2-3 | |
Protocol | RFX HDX HORIZON | Microsoft RDP/RemoteFX Citrix XenDesktop/XenApp VMware Horizon |
Devices Converted to IGEL OS
(Devices converted with IGEL UDC2, UDC3, OSC, UD Pocket, or UD Pocket 2)
Name | Hardware | Driver Support |
UC1 | Unknown hardware | No support |
UC2 | Converted IGEL legacy non-UD hardware (does not apply to UDC2, UDC3, or OSC) | Without limitation |
UC3 | IGEL supported hardware of third-party suppliers | Without limitation |
UC4 | Special all-in-one-hardware | Without limitation |
UC5 | UD Pocket |