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conventional KVM switches are combined with the SV441DUSBI, this key makes accessing their built-in menu easier, especially from the Java client. This button will only be shown when an external KVM has been enabled via the web interface.

•Bribar: Closes or reopens the Bribar window along the bottom of the screen.

VirtKeys Menu

Clicking any button in the top half of the window simulates pressing and releasing the indicated key. In the bottom area of the screen, clicking will simulate the indicated Meta key being pressed.You may then click in the top part to send another key and release the Meta key at the same time. Alternatively, you may move the mouse outside this window, press the regular key, and then choose -RESET-to release all depressed keys. The VirtKeys menu can be left open while using the host system.You can then click the required button at the suitable time, and still interact with the host in a normal fashion.

Examples:

•[Ctrl]-[Alt]-[F4]:Use L-Ctrlthen L-Altin the Toggles area. Then click F4.

•To bring up the Start menu under Windows: Click the L-Windows button at the top left of the above window.

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Contents With File Transfer FCC Compliance Statement Table of Contents Accessing the VNC Interface Accessing KVM Features Troubleshooting Specifications Introduction Features Package Contents Hardware Guide Power SupplyHDB15 Connector Connect to the console monitor Front PanelRear Panel PortInstallation Device ConnectionInitial Power-Up Initial IP-OSD Setting OperationPage Page Mouse Setting KVM Switch OSD Operation Data-Transfer Rule USB Port Rule Using the Web Interface Login ScreenWeb Interface Introduction Main Menu Selections File Transfer Page CD-ROM Web Server Requirements Page Network Configuration SV441DUSBI so the new settings take effect immediately User AccountsSystem Identification SecurityCompatibility SnmpTime / Date ModemSerial Ports FirmwarePurchase Options Status Help Menu Using the Terminal Interface via Serial PortPort Numbers Site Map MenuAccessing the VNC Interface Web InterfaceNative VNC Client SSH Tunnel with Native VNC clientUsing the VNC Menu Use a command like this vncviewer -bgr233 -tunnelBribar Feature Main Menu Logout End the VNC login session and disconnect VirtKeys Menu ExamplesVideo Tuning menu Accessing KVM Features OSD Operations OSD Function KeysFunction key F1 Function key F4 Function key F2Function key F3 Auto ScanScan Rate Manual ScanScan Type Hotkey MenuHot Key Commands Left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F1 Changing Your ConfigurationSelecting a Computer Left Ctrl + left Ctrl + F2Page Noisy video cards Choose the best video modeOptimizing video performance Network performanceUsing the Advanced Video Tuning Feature Using the Modem feature BackgroundConnecting a Modem Modem ConnectionModem configuration Configuring the Remote Connection NextAccessing the Web Interface Https//99.99.99.99Https VNC clear-text VNC SSL secured SSH Performance Notes Modem Troubleshooting Guide Serial Remote Control operation Connecting Serial Remote Control ModulesUsing the Web Interface Page Advanced Configuration Using the Integrated SSH Shell Remote Login via SSH Operating NotesWhat is a security certificate? About Security Certificate WarningsStty -crtscts /dev/serial port Installing the New Certificate Is my data safe?Can I prevent the warning from occurring? Cannot login via SSH TroubleshootingForgotten master password Remote mouse and local mouse don’t line upCertificate warning shown when connecting via Https Choose Preferences MouseSpecifications Supported Protocols Centralized Technical Support Warranty Information Limitation of Liability