To remotely power up the host Tera 2 based PCoIP Zero Clients However, the host PC/workstation can still be powered down from the operating system (e.g., Start > Shutdown in Windows).

Note: If the PCoIP Remote Workstation Card power button cable is not connected, the PCoIP Zero Client's Remote Power functionality has no effect. See How do I connect the PCoIP Remote Workstation Card's power button cable? To use this function on both Tera1 and Tera2 based PCoIP Remote Workstation Cards, you must connect the power button cable. a computer with a PCoIP Remote Workstation Card (host card) installed. It can be used to remotely power on (or off) the host PC - i.e. On Tera1 based PCoIP Zero Clients the Remote PC power button (see Figure 1 below) on some Tera 1 based PCoIP Zero Clients is used to remotely control the host PC/workstation's power management. The only power function available is Workstation Power Off which is equivalent to a 'Long Push' or 'Hard Power Off' This will bring up an on screen menu that can be cycled via the power button. On Tera2 based PCoIP Zero Clients, the remote power off function can be access by pushing the power button briefly.

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