CHAPTER 5: User Functions
5.4 Keyboard-Controlled OSUI Functions
Use the following function keys to access the Summit’s OSUI functions:
Press… | When you want to… |
[F1] | View the Help Menu (shown in Figure |
[F2] | Access the Selection Menu (see Section 5.2) in order to view or |
| select channels or view group IDs or scan rates. |
[F4] | Access the User Profile Menu (see Section 5.3) in order to view and |
| change |
[F5] | Administrator only: View the Administration Menu (see Section 6.1). |
[F6] | Administrator only: Toggle autoscan on or off (see Section 6.7). |
[F7] | Administrator only: Toggle autoskip on or off (see Section 6.7). |
[F8] | View the Information Menu (see Section 5.5) in order to see the |
| version numbers of the Summit’s firmware and hardware, the |
| number of accessible Base Units, the total number of accessible |
| computers, etc. |
[F9] | Log out of the Summit system (logs user out and causes the login |
| screen to be displayed). |
[Shift] + [F9] If any OSUI screen is displayed: Disconnect yourself from the active
| channel without logging out. |
[F10] | If the administrator has set “Display All Computers” to “Yes” (see |
| Section 6.3) and the Selection Menu is sorted by channel ID: |
| Toggle the display of all channels (including inaccessible ones) |
| on or off. |
[F12] | If you are at the Selection Menu: Toggle the Selection Menu between |
| sorting the channel entries by name or by channel ID. |
[Esc] | Exit the OSUI (returns user to the Selection Menu, or to the login |
| screen when no channel is selected). |
NOTES
If a user does not have administrator privileges, then they will see functions [F5], [F6], and [F7] displayed in red in the Help Menu, indicating that these functions aren’t available to them.
If a system administrator has set Display All Computers to “No,” then [F10] will be displayed in red in the Help Menu for all users, indicating that this function is not available (even for administrators).
We recommend that you use a Sun keyboard if there are any Sun CPUs in your system; if you must control Sun CPUs with a PS/2 keyboard, see Appendix H for how to produce a Sun keyboard’s special characters.
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