Chapter 9: OSD Computer
For USB ports, you may specify absolute or relative mouse positioning.
Choose absolute mouse positioning if a device is connected to the console that supports absolute coordinates, such as graphic trays, screen pads, or KVM extenders.
9.6 Reset PS/2
Use the arrow keys to navigate in the COMPUTER menu to the entry RESET PS/2 and press ENTER/SELECT to open the RESET PS/2 window.
Figure 9-6. Computer>Reset PS/2 screen.
Use the arrow keys or “+” and “-” keys to select the channel (1 to 4) you want to reset and press ENTER/SELECT to confirm.
9.7 EDID/DDC
This window presents an overview of the status of the input EDIDs and the display EDID and allows editing of these.
Figure 9-7. Computer>EDID screen.
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