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4.Select a AVRIQ module to view and click the Version button. The AVRIQ Version dialog box shown in Figure 3.21 appears.

For more information on loading firmware, refer to Flash Upgrades on page 75.

Figure 3.21: AVRIQ Version Dialog Box

5.Click X to close the AVRIQ Version dialog box.

Resetting your PS/2 keyboard and mouse

NOTE: This function is for Microsoft Windows-based computers only. Resetting the PS/2 on a target device running any other operating system may require that you reboot that target device.

If your PS/2 keyboard or mouse locks up, you may be able to re-establish operation of these peripherals by issuing a Reset command. The Reset command sends a hot-plug sequence to the target device that causes the mouse and keyboard settings to be sent to the AutoView 3050/3100/ 3200 switch. With communication re-established between the target device and the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 switch, functionality is restored to the user.

To reset the PS/2 mouse and keyboard values:

1.If the OSCAR interface is not open, press Print Screen to open the Main dialog box.

2.Click Commands - Reset PS/2. A message box displays requesting that you confirm the reset.

3.In the message box, click OK.

a.A message appears indicating that the mouse and keyboard have been reset.

b.Click OK to close the message box. -or-

Click X or press Escape to exit without sending a Reset command to the PS/2 mouse and keyboard.

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Contents AutoView 3050/3100/3200 USA Notification Canadian Notification AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Power On Table of Contents Web Interface Operations Console Menu Appendices List of Figures Active Directory KVM Appliance Admin List of Tables AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Installer/User Guide Features and Benefits Reduce cable bulkExample Switch Configuration AutoView 3100/3200 shown AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Connectivity Installation OverviewAutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Installer/User Guide Setting up your network Supplied with the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 switchGetting started Additional items neededRack Mounting an AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Rack mounting safety considerationsTo install the rack mounting bracket Connecting the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Hardware To connect and turn on your AutoView 3050/3100/3200 switchConfiguring the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Setting up the built-in web serverTo connect a serial IQ module to a serial device Connecting to the Obwi through a firewall AutoView 3050/3100/3200 switch Verifying the ConnectionsIQ and serial IQ modules Adjusting Mouse Settings on Target Devices AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Installer/User Guide Basic Operations Viewing and selecting ports and serversSelecting a target device To select a target deviceSoft switching To soft switch to a target deviceTo select the previous target device To disconnect from a target deviceNavigating the Oscar interface Local Port OperationTo access the Oscar interface Main dialog box Main Dialog Box FunctionsSetup Dialog Box Functions Managing a KVM sessionTo access the Oscar interface Setup dialog box Oscar Interface Setup Dialog BoxTo access the Oscar interface Menu dialog box To set a Screen Delay Time for the Oscar interfaceChanging the display behavior To choose the display order of target devicesTo access the Oscar interface Flag dialog box Controlling the status flagTo determine how the status flag is displayed To access the Oscar interface Broadcast dialog box Selecting target devices for broadcastingSelecting target devices for Scan mode To select the target devices for broadcastingTo add target devices to the Scan list Oscar Interface Scan Dialog BoxSetting local port Screen Saver options To access the Oscar interface Screen Saver dialog boxTo remove a target device from the Scan list To set the Screen Saver optionsSetting the keyboard country code To exit Screen Saver mode and log in to the local portTo immediately activate the screen saver Configuring network settings To set the Ethernet ModeTo set the keyboard country code for Sun servers To enable or disable the Ping Response Configuring the IP addressTo configure the IP address To access the Oscar interface Devices dialog box Assigning device typesTo assign a device type 12 Oscar Interface Devices Dialog BoxTo access the Oscar interface Names dialog box Assigning target device namesTo assign names to target devices Commands Dialog Box Functions To list target devices alphabetically by nameTo access the Oscar interface Commands dialog box Enabling or disabling BroadcastingTo turn Broadcasting on To turn Broadcasting offEnabling or disabling Scan mode Viewing and disconnecting user connectionsTo start the Scan mode To cancel Scan modeTo disconnect a user 17 Oscar Interface User Status Dialog BoxDisplaying version information To display version informationResetting your PS/2 keyboard and mouse To reset the PS/2 mouse and keyboard valuesSending a ping request To send a ping requestAutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Installer/User Guide AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Obwi Web Interface OperationsTo log in to the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 switch Obwi Viewing and Selecting Ports and ServersAutoView 3050/3100/3200 Explorer Window Using the side navigation bar Web Interface OperationsUsing the top option bar Launching a KVM SessionManaging the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Obwi To disconnect an active KVM session administrator onlyUpgrading IQ modules To delete offline IQ modulesAccess levels Managing local accountsRebooting the appliance Preemption levelsViewing and changing appliance configuration information Managing Device PropertiesConfiguring Ldap Ldap authentication priorityTo configure Ldap authentication priority parameters Ldap Overview parametersTo configure Ldap server parameters Ldap Search parametersTo configure Ldap search parameters Ldap Search Page in the ObwiLdap Query parameters To configure Ldap query parameters Appliance and Target Device Query ModesActive Directory KVM User Active Directory KVM Appliance Admin Setting up Active Directory for Performing Queries To set up group queriesWeb Interface Operations AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Installer/User Guide Video Viewer Video Viewer WindowVideo Viewer Window Features To enable, disable or configure the session time-outSession time-out Video Viewer Setting the window size Adjusting the viewTo change the Video Viewer window resolution Changing the toolbarTo enable or disable Full Screen mode To align the mouse cursorsTo refresh the screen Adjusting color depth Additional video adjustmentTo enable full or manual scaling To manually adjust the video quality of the windowTarget video settings Automatic video adjustment Contrast and brightnessDetection thresholds Block Noise Threshold and Pixel Noise ThresholdAdjusting mouse options Refresh ImageVideo Test Pattern Cursor typeTo enter Single Cursor mode To select a key for exiting Single Cursor modeTo exit Single Cursor mode To change the mouse cursor settingVendor-specific video settings Mouse scalingMouse alignment and synchronization To set mouse scalingAvocent Mouse Sync To realign the mouseTo set Avocent Mouse Sync from the Video Viewer Using Keyboard Pass-through Using MacrosTo specify keyboard pass-through To send a macroSaving the View Closing a Video Viewer Window SessionTo capture the Video Viewer window to a file To capture the Video Viewer window to your clipboardNetwork Configuration To connect a terminal to the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 switchTo configure network settings using the Console menu Console MenuConsole Main Menu Security Configuration Enable Debug MessagesConsole Password Other Console Main Menu OptionsRestore Factory Defaults Reset ApplianceExit Appendix a Flash Upgrades Using the Console menu interfaceUsing the Obwi Recovering from a failed Flash upgradeTo upgrade the AutoView 3050/3100/3200 switch firmware To recover from a failed Flash upgradeAppendix B Using Serial IQ Modules Configuring the serial IQ moduleSerial IQ module modes Ctrl-F8 Using History mode To configure a serial IQ moduleCreating a serial IQ module macro To create a macroTo use History mode Serial IQ module pinoutsWiring standards Appendix C UTP CablingUTP copper cabling Cabling installation, maintenance and safety tips Appendix D Technical Specifications DDC2BLocal Port Appendix E Sun Advanced Key Emulation AutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Installer/User Guide To resolve an issue Appendix F Technical SupportAutoView 3050/3100/3200 Switch Installer/User Guide Page For Technical Support 590-640-501E
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