Chapter 3. Operation
View ModeUse this function to broaden or narrow the scope of ports that are listed on the Port Status screen and in the tree. The submenu choices and their meanings are given in the table below:
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Personal | Some console modules have the option to set the OSD list to |
| display only those ports that the user has set as Personal. The |
| KA9233 does not support this feature. If you set the view as |
| Personal, the KA9233 will instead display all accessible ports. |
| However, when using a console module that supports this feature, |
| only ports that have been set as Personal will be displayed. (See |
| SET PERSONAL VIEW in the matrix KVM switch user manual.) |
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Accessible | The OSD lists only those ports that the user is permitted to access. |
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Accessible + | The OSD lists only those ports that the user is permitted to access |
Powered | and that have their attached computers powered on. |
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When a user switches ports from the OSD, a port ID is shown. The table below explains the choices:
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Tag Mode | Selects how the Port ID is displayed: the Port Number alone (ID); |
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| the Port Note alone (Port Name); or the Port Number plus the Port | |
| Note (ID + Port Name). The default is ID + Port Name. | |
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ID Position | Defines where the Port ID appears on the monitor. The options are | |
| Upper left, Upper right, Lower left, Lower right, and Other. If | |
| you select Other, enter horizontal and vertical coordinates in the X | |
| and Y fields. The default is Upper left. |
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