
There is no audio on a sender or a receiver with multiple audio devices.
Cause Solution
RGS is not using the correct audio device. Disable extra audio devices to make sure RGS uses the correct
device.
Remote USB issues
The following information describes Remote USB troubleshooting tips:
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Verify that Remote USB is enabled in RGS Receiver.
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Verify that the USB device is physically connected to the receiver, powered, and turned on.
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Verify that the USB device is detected by the receiver.
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Windows: Verify that the USB device is listed in Device Manager.
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Linux: Verify that the USB device is listed in /proc/devices/usb_remote/devices. If only
one USB device is recognized by the receiver, the
devices le will have a single le descriptor
named 192, which is the Remote USB device. Dumping this le with the command cat 192
displays data about the device. If multiple devices are connected, then each will have a le
descriptor numbered consecutively starting at 192.
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Verify that both the sender and the receiver support Remote USB (see Remote USB (Windows/ThinPro
only) on page 43).
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Verify that the USB device is supported (see Remote USB (Windows/ThinPro only) on page 43).
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Uninstall and reinstall RGS Receiver to make sure that Remote USB is congured correctly during
installation (see Installing RGS Receiver (Windows) on page 6).
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Uninstall and reinstall RGS Sender and make sure that Remote USB is enabled during installation (see
Installing RGS Sender (Windows) on page 8).
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Verify that the drivers and software required by the USB device are installed and available on the sender.
Many USB devices require manufacturer-supplied software to work. This software must often be
installed before the USB device is connected to the computer.
Smart card redirection issues
Consider the following when troubleshooting smart card redirection:
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Verify that the smart card works standalone on both ends of a connection.
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Verify that vendor drivers are installed for the smart card reader and the smart card devices.
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Be sure that only the primary user is attempting to use a smart card.
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Verify that there is only one active smart card connected to the receiver. A virtual smart card is counted
as an active smart card.
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If the smart card service on RHEL 7 does not start correctly, you might need to modify the pcscd startup
script located at /usr/lib/systemd/system/pcscd.service. Open the script for editing and
change the ExecStart option to the following:
ExecStart=/usr/sbin/pcscd --foreground --auto-exit -c /etc/
reader.conf.d/hpremotescr.conf
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