Virtual Court Kiosk Components
What Makes Up A Virtual Court Kiosk?
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What Makes Up A Virtual Court Kiosk?
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Virtual Court Kiosks are made of a Dell All-In-One Desktop computer. We support two different models that are virtually identical.
We are using a combination of 3 products to manage the Virtual Court Kiosks:
N-Central: Remote monitoring and management
We also have the following security measures:
Program security ensured by disabling USB drives, disk drives, network-based storage, and unauthorized user actions
A secure environment created by allowing limited IP addresses, URLs, and intended software functionality
A centralized, cloud-based management console
Splashtop: a remote connection software that facilitates remote work with legal services staff
Small Table (48" x 24")
Chair
Walnut
Black
Ash Gray
Printer & Scanner
Scanner
Some Virtual Court Kiosk projects have added extra parts to make their kiosks easier to use. If you're interested in one or more of these for your Virtual Court Kiosk, please request it by sending an email to kiosks@tlsc.org.
Wire Wraps
Self-fastening ties that will contain and store cords and wires
On Desk Wire Organization
Holder clip that fixes to table and holds cords
Velcro Strips
Help secure the printer/scanner or other items to the Virtual Court Kiosk furniture (desktop).
Felt Furniture Pads for Clamp & Gasket
Helps privacy panels stand correctly
Hook System for Print out Guides
Closed hook connects to the privacy panel or desktop, then the retractable ID Badge holder connects to the closed hook and the laminated guides with a hole punched in them.
Tidy Wraps
Helps with tidying electrical cords
Earphone Hook
Mounts your headphones to the left side or right side of your computer monitor to eliminate desk clutter while protecting your headphones.
Monitor Ring Light
Can be filpped up to help illuminate the Virtual Court Kiosk user during video meetings and court hearings.
Can be flipped down to illuminate the desktop as well.
Headphone Spray and Wipe
Helps quickly and easily remove oil, grease, grime and dirt from headphones
: Keeps the Virtual Court Kiosk in “Kiosk Mode”, which limits the function of the PC. We also use Deep Freeze to control an overnight maintenance window where updates are pushed to each Virtual Court Kiosk.
: to manage endpoint security and any requested usage restrictions.
Virtual Court Kiosks are mounted to a desk with monitor arms. For instructions on setting up a Virtual Court Kiosk, .
Some Virtual Court Kiosks have a printer (HP LaserJet Managed MFP E42540) with scan and copy capabilities. Some kiosks may just have a scanner without printing capabilities (HP ScanJet Pro 2600 f1). For more information on using the printers . For troubleshooting a printer issue, please .
