What does the 'No source signal' message mean?
The answer depends on what type of host the PCoIP Zero Client is connected to.  VMware View 4.5 or newer The message "no source signal" appears as an overlay when the VMware View virtual desktop puts the monitors to sleep.  Pressing a key or moving the …
What are the supported monitor resolutions and refresh rates for PCoIP Zero Clients and Remote Workstation Cards?
In general, PCoIP zero clients and Remote Workstation cards should work with standard display resolutions supported by VESA. The following is a list of the tested monitor resolutions supported (display timing); all at 60 Hz display refresh rate. …
PCoIP Agent has no available licenses to launch the remote session. Please try again later. If this failure persists, please report this failure to your system administrator.
Problem When starting a PCoIP session, the PCoIP Client shows the message "PCoIP Agent has no available licenses to launch the remote session. Please try again later. If this failure persists, please report this failure to your system administrator."     …
FAQ - HP Anyware Manager and HP Anyware Connector
This article provides common questions and answers about HP Anyware Manager (previously HP Anyware Manager). It includes concepts, guidelines and troubleshooting checklists and links to the product documentation instructions found in the various HP …
Can multiple PCoIP Zero Clients connect to multiple PCoIP Remote Workstation Cards in a workstation/PC simultaneously?
You can install multiple PCoIP Remote Workstation Cards (host cards) into a workstation/PC and have multiple PCoIP Zero Clients connecting to them simultaneously. Each PCoIP Zero Client must have 1 PCoIP Remote Workstation Card. PCoIP Zero Clients can …
What are the jumpers and LEDs on the Tera2 PCoIP Remote Workstation Card used for?
All external connectors on Tera2 PCoIP host cards are for diagnostic purposes. Jumpers J15 and J25 are configurable and their functions are described below. If you want Tera1 jumper explanations instead, refer to  What are the jumpers on the Tera1 host …