Rose electronic CTP-8S manual Form Feed, Initialization String, Disable Operator Switches, Keep

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Form Feed

The form feed, when enabled, sends a form feed character to the shared device to eject the last page printed when a port is disconnected. The factory default is a disabled form feed. When enabled the last character sent to the shared device is examined. If it is a form feed no action is taken. If it is not a form feed, one is supplied. To change the form feed, enter F to the choice prompt, and answer Y or N to enable or disable the form feed.

Enter choice (P,T,F,I,D.A,K,X, or H for help) F<ENTER>

Use auto form feed between jobs (Y/N) ? Y<ENTER>

Initialization String

The initialization string is used to initialize the shared device to a desired state. The factory default is to disable sending of the string. This string is sent to the shared device, before buffer data, when a port is connected. The string may be up to 8 characters long. Entering return only to the 'Enter initialization string' prompt will disable the sending of the string. To change the initialization string enter I to the choice prompt and enter the string. Unprintable characters such as escape may be entered and will be displayed on the configuration menu as periods. Note that neither the ASCII NULL character (code 00), carriage return, nor line feed characters are allowed in an initialization string.

er choice (P,T,F,I,D.A,K,X. or H for help) <ENTER>

er initialization string (CR only to disable) ? .E<ENTER>

Disable Operator Switches

This command inhibits usage of configuration mode or the clear buffer function, starting on the next power up. The factory default enables the operator switches. Use this command to prevent unauthorized change of the configuration parameters once you have set them properly. Once this state has been set, the only way to configure the unit is by resetting the unit to default settings and configuring again from those settings; see 'RESTORE TO DEFAULT FUNCTION'. Enter D from the choice prompt, then confirm your selection. Also, to doubly confirm this, you must also enter the KEEP command afterwards.

Enter choice (P,T.F.I.D,A,K,X. or H for help) D<ENTER>

WARNING! This option will disable the operator command CONFIGURATION MODE. After this command is executed, you will not be able to return to configuration mode without having to restore the unit to DEFAULT CONFIGURATION, thus erasing your custom configuration.

Are you sure? (Y/N) Y<ENTER>

Keep

The keep command is used to store your changes in non-volatile memory. subsequently powering up the unit will use the newly saved parameters as the power up settings. If you do not use this command at the conclusion of your configuration, the unit will not remember your changes on the next power-up. To save the parameters enter K to the choice prompt. A prompt to enter yes or no to prevent accidental entry has been included. You must answer Y to this prompt for the parameters to be saved.

Enter choice (P,T.F.I.D,A.K.X, or H for help) K<ENTER> Are you sure ? (Y/N) <ENTER>

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Contents Installation Operations Manual Page Limited Warranty Table of Contents Introduction FeaturesDisclaimer Model Number and Options First StepsFront Panel Display Caretaker Plus Front Panel DisplaySerial Set-up For Other Computers or Terminals Mode LPT1+COM1Serial Set-Up for PCs Caretaker Plus Rear Panel Serial Model Caretaker Plus Rear Panel Parallel Model Mode LPT1,,PParallel Set-Up Parallel Cabling ConfigurationCabling Serial CablingElectronics EnabledDisabled None DTRProtocol Configuration Menu ItemsTimeout Initialization String Disable Operator SwitchesForm Feed KeepHelp Main Menu Advanced FeaturesExit Unidirectional X-on/X-offFilter Characters Reverse Channel Data TimeoutAllow Timeout On Busy Ports Return To Previous MenuConfiguration Commands Protocol Command =DTR/DSRGrounding Parallel Enable Logic CommandInitialization String Command Normal Operation OperationsInitial State Unit Software Reset Function Printer Initialization Signal Parallel Models OnlyBuffer Characteristics ExplanationTimeout Copy CON COM1CRChanging the Serial Baud Rate Initialization StringAdding More Memory Buffer Memory Sizing and Read/Write Test Power Up Initial DisplayProgram Checksum Test Buffer Overflow Error Display Serial Models Only Front Panel SwitchesData LED, Busy LED, and Error LED Static Ram Read/Write TestFlow Control Display Mode Serial Models Only II. Nothing happens when sending data TroubleshootingTroubleshooting III. Garbled data received at shared devicePorts do not time out Maintenance and Repair Technical SupportRestore To Factory Default DiagnosticsDiagnostic Modes Short TestParallel Units Print Configuration/Test Pattern FunctionSerial Units NoneLong Test Without Loopback Loopback Test Connectors Long Test with LoopbackSerial Computers AppendicesAppendix a Serial Cabling Serial PrintersC36F DB25 Pin Signal Name Port Description Appendix B Pinout SpecificationsPin Signal Name Acronym Description Appendix C MP1000 Memory Board Adding Chips to an Empty Board or Adding Additional Chips Installing the BoardVerification of Installation Once CompletedAppendix D Factory Defaults Appendix E General SpecificationsPage Stancliff Road Phone 281 Houston, Texas

CTP-8S specifications

The Rose Electronic CTP-8S is an advanced KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switch designed to meet the demands of modern IT environments. This device allows users to control multiple computers from a single console, enhancing both efficiency and productivity. With its robust features and cutting-edge technologies, the CTP-8S stands out in the market of KVM solutions.

One of the key features of the CTP-8S is its ability to support multiple users. This KVM switch can handle up to eight different computer systems, providing seamless switching between them. This capability is particularly beneficial in environments like data centers, studios, and security operations, where rapid access to multiple devices is essential.

The CTP-8S employs advanced video technology, supporting resolutions up to 1920x1200 at 60Hz. This ensures that users can enjoy clear and sharp visuals, an essential aspect for tasks that require precise monitoring and analysis. The switch supports a variety of video interfaces, making it versatile for different setups, including HDMI, DVI, and VGA connections.

Another standout characteristic of the CTP-8S is its USB compatibility. The device allows users to connect standard USB keyboards and mice, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of peripherals. Furthermore, the CTP-8S supports USB 2.0 hubs, enabling users to connect additional devices such as flash drives and printers, enhancing productivity in multi-tasking environments.

The CTP-8S also features a user-friendly interface, with a straightforward switching mechanism that allows for quick and effortless transitions between computers. Users can switch between systems using hotkeys or the provided remote control, making the device exceptionally convenient to operate in dynamic settings.

In terms of reliability, the CTP-8S boasts a durable design built to withstand the rigors of continuous use. Its robust metal housing provides protection against physical damage, while advanced thermal management ensures optimal performance even during extended operation.

Overall, the Rose Electronic CTP-8S is an exceptional KVM switch that combines user-friendly features with advanced technologies to support complex IT needs. Its ability to manage multiple systems simultaneously, high-quality video output, and compatibility with various peripherals make it an ideal choice for businesses and professionals looking to optimize their workflow.
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