AXEL is a specialized hardware manufacturer designing modular thin client devices, such as the AX3000 series, for secure enterprise network environments.
AXEL is a French technology company that designs and manufactures modular thin client solutions tailored for business and enterprise IT environments. Operating since the early days of terminal emulation, AXEL focuses on robust, low-power hardware, characterized by the popular AX3000 series, which provides high-performance multimonitor connectivity and seamless integration with virtualized network infrastructures.
Known for their ultra-slim base units and rapid automated provisioning capabilities, AXEL devices offer IT professionals simplified, secure, and auto-configurable endpoints. AXEL's thin clients run largely on proprietary firmware, ensuring a highly secure operating environment while maintaining compatibility with standard networking setups and peripherals.
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At any time during operation, pressing will enter the Thin Client Set-Up menu.
Yes, most modern AXEL thin clients, such as the AX3000 series, fully support single or dual monitors via their rear DisplayPort interfaces.
A continuous tone sound emitted after the thin client has been switched on usually indicates a hardware failure. You should report the problem to your service representative, as opening the case may void your warranty.
The auto-configuration process is automatically initiated when power is applied to a brand-new, unconfigured terminal or if you reset the thin client to its factory defaults. It requires connection to a network with the AxRM server setup.