AdderView USB Installation and Use | Adder Technology RC1 guide

Figure 4 - a typical AdderView USB installation whereby a range of peripherals are shared between four computers

AdderView USB

Installation and Use

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Adder Technology RC1 manual AdderView USB Installation and Use

Contents

ADDERView USB Safety information About this manual Warranty Trademarks Radio Frequency Energy European EMC directive 89/336/EEC Contents Using the AdderView Cable and connector specifications PC and MAC models Key featuresIntroduction Remote controller contents part code AVremote AdderView USB mode AV4USB-PC Product information AdderView USB model AV4USB-MAC Installation What you will need Connecting your devices Mounting the AdderView AdderView USB Installation and Use AdderView USB Installation and Use Configuring the AdderView Setting the USB enumeration guard time option switches 5 Setting the autoscan dwell time Setting the keyboard hotkey combination model AV4USB-PC only Powering on the AdderView Configuring your computers Re-enabling a disconnected PS/2 mouse AV4USB-PC only Front panel key Using the AdderViewPower on status Switching between computers using the AdderView Status display Keyboard hotkey control model AV4USB-PC only AdderView USB Installation and Use Mouse control model AV4USB-PC only Autoscan modeOptional remote controller IBM 104/105-key Apple keyboard Keyboard Querying the AdderView’s firmware versionPC and Macintosh keyboard equivalent key mappings A2. Video cables Appendix A. Cable specificationsA1. USB cables A4. Remote controller extension cables A3. PS/2 style keyboard and mouse extension cables Action Appendix B. Problem SolvingProblem AdderView USB Installation and Use AdderView USB Installation and Use S TA L L AT I O N & U S E