Appendix
Troubleshooting (Model: GCS82B/84B)
Note: If you are experiencing problems, first make sure that there are no problems with the cables, and that they are all properly connected.
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Keyboard Not Responding | Keyboard needs to be reset | Unplug the keyboard from the console keyboard port, then plug it | |
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| back in. |
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| Turn off the PCs. Unplug the extender cables from the MiniView™ . |
| MiniView™ | SE needs to be reset | Wait five seconds; then plug the cables back in and turn the PCs |
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| on. |
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| MiniView™ | SE is in Auto Scan Mode | Press the [Spacebar] to exit Auto Scan Mode. |
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Mouse Not Responding | Mouse needs to be reset | Unplug the mouse from the Console Keyboard Port, then plug it | |
| back in. | ||
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| Turn off the PCs. Unplug the extender cables from the MiniView™ . |
| MiniView™ | SE needs to be reset | Wait fiveseconds; then plug the cables back in and turn the PCs |
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| on. |
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| Some mice can be set for PS/2 or serial mode. The MiniView™ |
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| GCS82B/GCS84B does not support serial mice. Make sure the |
| Mouse in unsupported mode | mouse is set to PS/2 mode. Some of the newer mice (with extra | |
| buttons and wheels) that come with their own drivers are not | ||
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| supported. Try using a regular mouse and a generic mouse driver |
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| (like the ones that come with the operating system). |
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