52AMX Switch Series Installer/User Guide
Using the Power/Sleep key
Table 3.4 shows the Power/Sleep key on USB servers for Sun and PS/2 keyboards. Sun keyboards have a Power key used to power the workstation. Some PS/2 keyboards have a Sleep key to place the server in a
Table 3.4: Power/Sleep for USB Servers
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PS/2 | Shift - F11 | Enabled | Win 98/2000 |
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| F11 | Enabled | Win 98/Mac |
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| Sleep | Enabled | Win 98/Mac |
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Sun | Power | Enabled | Win 98/2000 |
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| Power | Enabled | Win 98/Mac |
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To issue the Power/Sleep command:
Enable the Scroll Lock mode and press F11 (or the Sleep key) on a PS/2 keyboard.
For a Sun server, press the Power key.
Using Audio and Serial Data Emulation
Some AMX user stations and devices support audio and serial data emulation. In order for a user to receive audio and serial data, the following conditions must exist:
•The user must be logged into a user station that supports audio and serial emulation, such as the AMX 5130 user station.
•The user must be accessing a device that has been enabled by the Administrator to output audio and serial data.
•The target device must be connected to an AMIQDM module.
Each user can configure the audio and serial settings that will be available when he or she logs in.
To view and modify audio and serial settings for a user:
CAUTION: Switching to an audio source that is set at high volume might harm your hearing.
1.Press Ctrl+Ctrl to launch the OSCAR interface.
2.Click the User tab. Click the down arrow button to display the Audio/Serial screen.
NOTE: Selected settings in the Audio/Serial screen indicate a default status of on (enabled).
