Chapter 3: Operations

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Persistent mode

Persistent mode allows a user station to attempt to re-establish a connection to the last known target. When you enable persistent mode, the currently displayed target UID and connection type is stored as the persistent mode settings. If there is no established connection when you enable persistent mode, the settings of the next successful connection are stored.

NOTE: If persistent mode is enabled in a dual AMX switch configuration and the connection to a target server is lost due to a switch failure, then the connection is re-established automatically through the redundant path.

To set the persistent mode

1.Press Ctrl+Ctrl to launch the OSCAR interface.

2.Click the Console tab, then click the down arrow button to display the Redundancy screen.

Figure 3.24: Redundancy Screen

3.Click the checkbox to activate persistent mode.

4.To save changes, click Apply. To exit the OSCAR interface, click Cancel or X.

User station inactivity settings

Use the Screen Saver, Logout and Inactivity Time options to control the behavior of your console during periods of inactivity. You can choose to have your system log out after a designated period of inactivity in the Inactivity Time field. Also, you can choose to hide the user station OSD after another period of inactivity by enabling the Screen Saver option.

To configure your console for inactivity time:

1.Press Ctrl+Ctrl to launch the OSCAR interface.

2.Click the Console tab, then click the down arrow button to display the Inactivity screen.

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