However when we run the utility to test Fingerprint Sensor from Control Panel in the Virtual Desktop we get “Sensor Unknown”. We are able to confirm Fingerprint Scanner functionality on the thin client as seen in fingerprint_sensor_host.PNG We are using 11.1 version Bloomberg Keyboard drivers. Bloomberg Professional service (the terminal) is the most powerful, flexible platform for financial professionals who need real-time data, news, analytics. Wherever you are with fingerprint.

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Questions should be posted in the Sticky at top of the page. When submitting a link or text-post, tagging your submission will help others find it quickly (Hint: Use our for help). Filters: WIKI RULES BUY and SELL MEET - #mechboards. I worked at an investment firm for a while as an IT support tech. We used these with our new terminals (6 screen. HP 8100s that got switched to 8 screen Dell Optiplex machines. I think they're the 9020s now.

Using Matrox with 2 radeon cards, forget the model). Anyway, these keyboards are a nightmare to type on for an extended period of time.

I had quite a few conversations with the traders there and they all mentioned that the special function keys can all be bound to regular keys anyway. So many of them would bring in their own keyboards and simply label them. I would not recommend typing on these boards for any extended length of time. Genealogicheskoe drevo shablon dlya zapolneniya v vorde. The non-standard layout, actuation force, stiffness of the keys and plasticy 'cold' feel of the keys can get quite uncomfortable.

We had around 80 of these, some of which were used for shared terminals. Now, it's worth noting that the build quality of these boards is ridiculous.

As mentioned by someone already, they used to come with a power brick and octocables. These days it comes with USB and PS/2, has 2 USB passthrough ports, builtin speakers, 3.5mm headphone jack, mic in and full media controls.

It sits on the desk like a fucking rock and will not move, even if coerced. The rubber padding on the bottom tends to last a long time and I only saw some light wear after heavy use.

In other words, a very durable and well-built keyboard that misses the mark with key and switch design. Now, one thing I'd like to note is that we also used WEY keyboards. These things are a-fucking-mazing and I used one for about a year. The typing experience on these is great and it has builtin useful functions.

They look like this: I mean, it's no mechanical but that thing was both fun to play with, configure and type on while still being highly functional with great build quality and feel. I'd get one of them if they weren't so expensive. Did I mention it has builtin KVM?

Many of our users were given 2 PCs under their desk for security and licensing reasons. So it'd be a PC A - 4 screens on the left, PC B - 4 screens on the right kind of setup.

With the Matrox splitters in place we were able to run 8 displays on a single machine but many ppl stuck with their WEY keyboards anyway. EDIT: Here's an example of customizations that are possible:. Yep, that's Reuters TV straight on the keyboard. I think you can configure it to show bloomberg, cnn and some other channels as well provided you have infrastructure that broadcasts it internally. I had mine set up to scroll through server alerts and show me alarms for high-priority emails that went out from executives and whatnot. EDIT2: There's a guy on GH who got a hold of one a while back. He did a quick overview of it here: Enjoy!

Am working as a software developer intern at Bloomberg this summer. To add on to the previous comment, the terminal pipes in the enormous amount of financial data that Bloomberg has and allows you to look at the data with a ridiculous number of different functions to help you make financial decisions. The yellow buttons at the top of the keyboard are different financial sections such as equity (stocks), mortgages, etc. Also the keyboard shown is not the newest model that exists, but they all pretty much have the same color-coded keys. Garmin trip waypoint manager 50 download free.