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•Enter Sends: This option enables you to specify the keys that are transmitted when Enter is pressed. Available options are <CR> (Enter), which moves the cursor to the left side of the screen, or <CR><LF> (Enter-Linefeed), which moves the cursor to the left side of the screen and down one line.

•Received: This option enables you to specify how the module translates a received Enter character. Available options are <CR> (Enter) or <CR><LF> (Enter-Linefeed).

•Background: This option changes the screen’s background color. The currently-selected color displays in the option line as it is changed. Available colors are Black, Light Grey, Yellow, Green, Teal, Cyan, Blue, Dark Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange, Red, Maroon and Brown. The default color is Black. This value cannot be identical to the Normal Text or Bold Text value.

•Normal Text: This option changes the screen’s normal text color. The currently-selected color displays in the option line as it is changed. Available colors are Grey, Light Grey, Yellow, Green, Teal, Cyan, Blue, Dark Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange, Red, Maroon and Brown. The default color is Grey. This value cannot be identical to the Bold Text or Background value.

•Bold Text: This option changes the screen’s bold text color. The currently-selected color displays in the option line as it is changed. Available colors are White, Yellow, Green, Teal, Cyan, Blue, Dark Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange, Red, Maroon, Brown and Light Grey. The default color is White. This value cannot be identical to the Normal Text or Background value.

•Screen Size: This option allows you to specify the screen’s text width size. Available values are widths of 80 columns or 132 columns. The length for both widths is 26 lines.

The following Terminal Application menu’s Configuration screen options enable you to define the function keys that will perform a selected action. To specify a new function key, press and hold the Ctrl key, then press the function key that you want to associate with the action. For example, if you want to change the Configuration (Config) Key Sequences option from <CTRL-F8> to <CTRL-F7>, press and hold the Ctrl key and then press F7.

•Config Key Sequences: This option allows you to define the key combination that causes the Terminal Application menu’s Configuration screen to appear. The default key sequence is Ctrl- F8.

•On-Line Key Sequence: This option allows you to define the key sequence that displays the On-Line mode. The default key sequence is Ctrl-F10.

•Help Key Sequence: This option allows you to define the key combination that displays the Help System screen. The default key sequence is Ctrl-F1.

•History Key Sequence: This option allows you to define the key combination that enables History mode. The default key sequence is Ctrl-F9.

•Clear History Key Sequence: This option allows you to define the key combination that clears the history buffer while in History mode. The default key sequence is Ctrl-F11.

•Break Key Sequence: This option allows you to configure the key combination that generates a break condition. The default key sequence is Alt-B.

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1024 specifications

The Avocent 1024 is a sophisticated KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) switch designed primarily for IT environments that require seamless management of multiple servers and computing systems. This device exemplifies the integration of advanced technology with user-centric features, making it a vital component for data centers and server rooms.

One of the primary features of the Avocent 1024 is its capacity to control up to 24 servers with a single unit. This not only saves valuable space but also significantly simplifies the management process. The user can easily switch between connected servers using either hotkeys or a simple on-screen display, ensuring efficiency in multitasking scenarios. The device supports a wide variety of server types, providing compatibility with both PS/2 and USB interfaces.

Another notable characteristic of the Avocent 1024 is its advanced video support. It is engineered to deliver high-resolution video quality, supporting resolutions up to 1920 x 1200 at 60Hz, ensuring that users can monitor multiple servers with clarity. This capability is crucial in environments where precision is needed, such as software development, server maintenance, and troubleshooting.

The Avocent 1024 employs technology that facilitates remote server management, enabling administrators to maintain control over systems even when physically away. This feature is particularly beneficial in large enterprise environments, allowing technicians to perform administrative tasks, execute file transfers, and respond to alerts without the need for physical presence.

Security is another key focus of the Avocent 1024. The switch offers robust authentication options and supports various security protocols to ensure that only authorized personnel can access the connected devices. This is essential for protecting sensitive data and maintaining compliance with various regulatory standards.

Furthermore, the design of the Avocent 1024 emphasizes ease of use and installation. Its plug-and-play capability allows for quick setup, which is perfect for environments that demand minimal downtime. Alongside this, the device is designed to be rack-mountable, providing flexibility for integration within existing racks.

In summary, the Avocent 1024 KVM switch stands out with its exceptional features, including multi-server management, high-resolution video support, remote management capabilities, enhanced security protocols, and user-friendly design. These attributes make it an indispensable tool for IT professionals and organizations aiming to streamline their server management while ensuring security and efficiency.
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