Full Screen RDP

I am just starting to play with Sun Ray and so far so good apart from a few minor hiccups.
Setup: Sun Ray 270; Solaris 10/09; SRSS 5.2; SRWC 2.2
RDP from the java desktop is working fine at the default 640x480 as well as all resolutions stipulated by the uttsc -g command, however, using the uttsc -m (fullscreen) fails.
I run it from a terminal window and it just hangs doing nothing. I have to open another terminal and kill the PID to stop it.
I've tried this to a number of different windows machines/OSs with the same result.
Resetting the SR270 to kiosk mode and going direct to those same machines works perfectly.
Any thoughts?
Thanks, Klaus.

Installed uttscwrap and the issue has been resolved, and I can't replicate it.

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OK, it usually takes me a while to let the penny drop, especially when it comes to maths...
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regards
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