25.How to manage grouped PC Expanions under the NCT-2000-XP program

The NCT-2000-XP console’s ‘Hardware Settings (LAN/Local)’ device list shows all PC Expanions that are currently connected to the network or were connected. A user can more efficiently manage PC Expanions by grouping them. Group PC Expanions according to the procedures below.

1 Go to <Start> <All Programs> <NCT-2000-XP> <NCT- 2000-XP Console>. Then <Hardware Settings (Local/LAN)> Click to the <UTMA/UTSA Device Group(s)>. Move the mouse cursor to the right side screen and click the right mouse button. Go to <New> <New Logical Group>

2Type the group name and the description. Then click the <OK> button. You can now view the new group.

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3There are two ways to assign PC Expanions in a group. One is how to assign the PC Expanion in the “UTMA/UTSA Device Group(s). The other is how to assign each PC Expanion.

The following is how to assign the PC Expanion in the “UTMA/UTSA Device Group(s).” Click on “UTMA/UTSA Device Groups” and click the right mouse button. Go to <New> <Add an UTMA/UTSA to Group>.

4Select the PC Expanion that you want to group in the “Available UTMA/UTSA devices” and then click <OK> button. If you would like to select multiple PC Expanions, use the “Ctrl” key and the mouse.

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NComputing L200, L120, L100 manual

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