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Using Citrix XenApp USB Forwarding

2018-09-10T13:23:07Z

Tim Luksha: /* Using the Registry */

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==Requirements==
*Citrix XenApp 7.6+ / XenDesktop 5.6+
*Citrix Receiver 4.2+
*VDA Running Windows Server 2012 R2 or Higher

==Configuring Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop Policy==
[https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX137939 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX137939]
*Start Citrix Studio
*Go to "Policies" on the left-hand side.
*Either edit an existing policy, or create a new policy.
*Edit "Client USB device redirection", set it to "Allowed".
*Edit "Client USB device redirection rules", click "New" and type: "Allow: VID=18FB" (space and capitalization is important, no quotes).
**If you wish to also include the PID in your redirection rule, please view our list of [[ScripTouch USB IDs|USB IDs]].
*Click "Finish" and close Citrix Studio.

==Configuring Automatic Device Forwarding==
[https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX123015 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX123015]

===Using Group Policy===
[https://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver/windows/receiver-for-windows-latest.html Citrix Group Policy Extensions Download]
*Open the group policy editor for the policy controlling your Citrix Receiver client's.
*Go to Administrative Templates -> Citrix Components -> Citrix Receiver -> Remoting client devices -> Generic USB Remoting (if this is missing you need the Citrix Group Policy Extensions, see [https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/receiver/windows/4-3/ica-overview-receiver-config/ica-import-icaclient-template-v2.html here]).
*Open "New USB Devices", select "Enabled", click "OK".
*Open "Existing USB Devices", select "Enabled", click "OK".
*If you need to restrict which devices get automatically forwarded, open "USB Device Rules", add the required rules and hit "OK".
*Run "gpupdate /force" as an administrator on the client computer you're testing on to make sure you have the newest version of the policy.

===Using the Registry===
*Create a new key located at: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Citrix\ICA Client\GenericUSB\Devices\VID18FB PID0200 (replace PID0200 with the product id for the product you're looking to forward).
*Create a new DWORD value named "AutoRedirect" and set it to "1".
*Navigate to the key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Citrix\ICA Client\USB
*To automatically redirect devices when the session starts create a new String Value named "ExistingDevices" and set it to "always"
*To automatically redirect devices when they are plugged in create a new String Value named "NewDevices" and set it to "always"

==Troubleshooting==

===Receiver Drivers===
*Citrix Receiver installs two drivers to support USB forwarding functionality
*In a command prompt run: driverquery
*A list of installed drivers should display and look like this:
[[File:Driverquery.png]]
*Verify that both ctxusbm and Ctxusbr are in the list
*If a driver is missing, attempt a reinstall of Citrix or contact support to attempt to resolve the missing driver issue

Using Citrix XenApp USB Forwarding

2018-05-10T19:00:35Z

Tim Luksha: /* Receiver Drivers */

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==Requirements==
*Citrix XenApp 7.6+ / XenDesktop 5.6+
*Citrix Receiver 4.2+
*VDA Running Windows Server 2012 R2 or Higher

==Configuring Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop Policy==
[https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX137939 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX137939]
*Start Citrix Studio
*Go to "Policies" on the left-hand side.
*Either edit an existing policy, or create a new policy.
*Edit "Client USB device redirection", set it to "Allowed".
*Edit "Client USB device redirection rules", click "New" and type: "Allow: VID=18FB" (space and capitalization is important, no quotes).
*Click "Finish" and close Citrix Studio.

==Configuring Automatic Device Forwarding==
[https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX123015 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX123015]

===Using Group Policy===
[https://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver/windows/receiver-for-windows-latest.html Citrix Group Policy Extensions Download]
*Open the group policy editor for the policy controlling your Citrix Receiver client's.
*Go to Administrative Templates -> Citrix Components -> Citrix Receiver -> Remoting client devices -> Generic USB Remoting (if this is missing you need the Citrix Group Policy Extensions, see [https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/receiver/windows/4-3/ica-overview-receiver-config/ica-import-icaclient-template-v2.html here]).
*Open "New USB Devices", select "Enabled", click "OK".
*Open "Existing USB Devices", select "Enabled", click "OK".
*If you need to restrict which devices get automatically forwarded, open "USB Device Rules", add the required rules and hit "OK".
*Run "gpupdate /force" as an administrator on the client computer you're testing on to make sure you have the newest version of the policy.

===Using the Registry===
*Create a new key located at: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Citrix\ICA Client\GenericUSB\Devices\VID18FB PID0200 (replace PID0200 with the product id for the product you're looking to forward).
*Create a new DWORD value named "AutoRedirect" and set it to "1".

==Troubleshooting==

===Receiver Drivers===
*Citrix Receiver installs two drivers to support USB forwarding functionality
*In a command prompt run: driverquery
*A list of installed drivers should display and look like this:
[[File:Driverquery.png]]
*Verify that both ctxusbm and Ctxusbr are in the list
*If a driver is missing, attempt a reinstall of Citrix or contact support to attempt to resolve the missing driver issue

File:Driverquery.png

2018-05-10T18:59:19Z

Tim Luksha:

Using Citrix XenApp USB Forwarding

2018-05-10T18:56:29Z

Tim Luksha:

{{#ev:youtube|DidB8d1_LxQ}}

==Requirements==
*Citrix XenApp 7.6+ / XenDesktop 5.6+
*Citrix Receiver 4.2+
*VDA Running Windows Server 2012 R2 or Higher

==Configuring Citrix XenApp/XenDesktop Policy==
[https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX137939 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX137939]
*Start Citrix Studio
*Go to "Policies" on the left-hand side.
*Either edit an existing policy, or create a new policy.
*Edit "Client USB device redirection", set it to "Allowed".
*Edit "Client USB device redirection rules", click "New" and type: "Allow: VID=18FB" (space and capitalization is important, no quotes).
*Click "Finish" and close Citrix Studio.

==Configuring Automatic Device Forwarding==
[https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX123015 https://support.citrix.com/article/CTX123015]

===Using Group Policy===
[https://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver/windows/receiver-for-windows-latest.html Citrix Group Policy Extensions Download]
*Open the group policy editor for the policy controlling your Citrix Receiver client's.
*Go to Administrative Templates -> Citrix Components -> Citrix Receiver -> Remoting client devices -> Generic USB Remoting (if this is missing you need the Citrix Group Policy Extensions, see [https://docs.citrix.com/en-us/receiver/windows/4-3/ica-overview-receiver-config/ica-import-icaclient-template-v2.html here]).
*Open "New USB Devices", select "Enabled", click "OK".
*Open "Existing USB Devices", select "Enabled", click "OK".
*If you need to restrict which devices get automatically forwarded, open "USB Device Rules", add the required rules and hit "OK".
*Run "gpupdate /force" as an administrator on the client computer you're testing on to make sure you have the newest version of the policy.

===Using the Registry===
*Create a new key located at: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Citrix\ICA Client\GenericUSB\Devices\VID18FB PID0200 (replace PID0200 with the product id for the product you're looking to forward).
*Create a new DWORD value named "AutoRedirect" and set it to "1".

==Troubleshooting==

===Receiver Drivers===
*Citrix Receiver installs two drivers to support USB forwarding functionality
*In a command prompt run: driverquery
*A list of installed drivers should display
*Verify that both ctxusbm and Ctxusbr are in the list
*If a driver is missing, attempt a reinstall of Citrix or contact support to attempt to resolve the missing driver issue

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2017-09-15T15:19:53Z

Tim Luksha:

Scriptel Corporation was founded in 1982 and is based in Columbus, Ohio. The company quickly became the industry leader in digitizer components and electronic signature capture. In the late 80’s, Scriptel launched the PenWriter, the first computer peripheral that provided high quality pen input on a device with its own LCD display. For the first time, this allowed users to see and use their own handwriting on their computers.

Today, Scriptel Corporation is the leader in capacitive pen digitizing technology, a very durable and cost-effective way to electronically simulate pen and paper. The company holds many patents and has deployed its technology in over 3 million solutions used around the world, mostly in the demanding retail point-of-sale environment. Virtually everyone that used a credit card at major US retailers in the past decade has used a Scriptel pen many times.

Beginning in 2010, Scriptel entered the digital workflow market with the ScripTouch '''[[ST1500]]''', a dedicated electronic signature pad that provides high reliability with 3 year warranty, and has since launched a full line of ScripTouch signature pads that meet important market needs, backing these up with excellent service and software integration support.

In the summer of 2015, Scriptel achieved an important milestone. It launched its second generation '''[[EasyScript]]''' interface that adds signature data streaming and higher resolution for a better user experience to its highly successful "no client install" API for browser-based applications.

[[File:Scriptel_Corporation_Timeline.jpg|right]]

==[[Products]]==

===Hardware===

*'''[[ScripTouch Compact LCD Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Desktop 1×5 Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Desktop LCD Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Slimline 1×5 Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Magstripe LCD Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Slimline LCD Signature Pad]]'''

===Software===

*'''[[ProScript]]'''

*'''[[EasyScript]]'''

*'''[[OmniScript| ScripTouch OmniScript]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Remote]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Toolbox]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Sign and Save]]'''

*'''[[Scriptel mSign]]'''

*'''[[Sign and Save for Google Docs]]'''

*'''[[Sign and Save for Google Sheets]]'''

==Plugins==
*'''[[ScripTouch Adobe Plugin]]'''

*'''[[Epic Hyperspace Plugin]]'''

*'''[[Kofax SignDoc Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Excel Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Word Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch OpenOffice Calc Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch OpenOffice Writer Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch TWAIN Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Assist]]'''

==ISV Partners==
*'''[[AVImark]]'''

*'''[[axiUm]]'''

*'''[[Brittco]]'''

*'''[[CrossLink]]'''

*'''[[DSI Solutions]]'''

*'''[[eClinicalWorks]]'''

*'''[[Ensoftek]] (Dr Cloud)'''

*'''[[Epic Hyperspace]]'''

*'''[[Excercio]]'''

*'''[[Geist Interactive]]'''

*'''[[iPatientCare]]'''

*'''[[Kipu]]'''

*'''[[Kofax]]'''

*'''[[Real Vision Imaging]]'''

*'''[[Spruce Computer Systems]]'''

*'''[[Tritan Software]]'''

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2017-09-15T15:18:56Z

Tim Luksha:

Scriptel Corporation was founded in 1982 and is based in Columbus, Ohio. The company quickly became the industry leader in digitizer components and electronic signature capture. In the late 80’s, Scriptel launched the PenWriter, the first computer peripheral that provided high quality pen input on a device with its own LCD display. For the first time, this allowed users to see and use their own handwriting on their computers.

Today, Scriptel Corporation is the leader in capacitive pen digitizing technology, a very durable and cost-effective way to electronically simulate pen and paper. The company holds many patents and has deployed its technology in over 3 million solutions used around the world, mostly in the demanding retail point-of-sale environment. Virtually everyone that used a credit card at major US retailers in the past decade has used a Scriptel pen many times.

Beginning in 2010, Scriptel entered the digital workflow market with the ScripTouch '''[[ST1500]]''', a dedicated electronic signature pad that provides high reliability with 3 year warranty, and has since launched a full line of ScripTouch signature pads that meet important market needs, backing these up with excellent service and software integration support.

In the summer of 2015, Scriptel achieved an important milestone. It launched its second generation '''[[EasyScript]]''' interface that adds signature data streaming and higher resolution for a better user experience to its highly successful "no client install" API for browser-based applications.

[[File:Scriptel_Corporation_Timeline.jpg|right]]

==[[Products]]==

===Hardware===

*'''[[ScripTouch Compact LCD Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Desktop 1×5 Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Desktop LCD Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Slimline 1×5 Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Magstripe LCD Signature Pad]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Slimline LCD Signature Pad]]'''

===Software===

*'''[[ProScript]]'''

*'''[[EasyScript]]'''

*'''[[OmniScript| ScripTouch OmniScript]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Remote]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Toolbox]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Sign and Save]]'''

*'''[[Scriptel mSign]]'''

*'''[[Sign and Save for Google Docs]]'''

*'''[[Sign and Save for Google Sheets]]'''

==Plugins==
*'''[[ScripTouch Adobe Plugin]]'''

*'''[[Epic Hyperspace Plugin]]'''

*'''[[Kofax SignDoc Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Excel Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Word Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch OpenOffice Calc Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch OpenOffice Writer Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch TWAIN Plugin]]'''

*'''[[ScripTouch Assist]]'''

==ISV Partners==
*'''[[AVImark]]'''

*'''[[axiUm]]'''

*'''[[Brittco]]'''

*'''[[CrossLink]]'''

*'''[[DSI Solutions]]'''

*'''[[eClinicalWorks]]'''

*'''[[Ensoftek]] (Dr. Cloud)'''

*'''[[Epic Hyperspace]]'''

*'''[[Excercio]]'''

*'''[[Geist Interactive]]'''

*'''[[iPatientCare]]'''

*'''[[Kipu]]'''

*'''[[Kofax]]'''

*'''[[Real Vision Imaging]]'''

*'''[[Spruce Computer Systems]]'''

*'''[[Tritan Software]]'''