Rackmount Solutions PS/2 Quick Reference Sheet, Command, Hotkeys, Front-panel Button, Description

Select the active PC channel

Quick Reference Sheet Applicable models: 4/8/16-port 19” Rackmount PS/2 KVM Switch

Quick Reference Sheet

19” Rackmount KVM Switch / Operation Commands for Hotkeys/ Front-Panel Button

Command Hotkeys Front-panel Button Description

	For 4-port/8-port model
		+		+		1
	ScrLk		ScrLk		(x)
Select PC Channel	x = 1 ~ 4/1~8 for PC channel number
	For 16-port model
	ScrLk	+	ScrLk	+	(x)	+	(y)	1
	xy = 01~16 for PC channel number

Press the corresponding front-panelbutton to select the desired PC channel

Next lower PC channel

+

+ ↑ (arrow up)

Select the next lower PC channel

ScrLk

ScrLk

--

(Switch only to the next lower channel with live power input

from PS/2 interface)

Next higher PC channel

Select the next higher PC channel

ScrLk

+

ScrLk

+ ↓ (arrow down)

--

(Switch only to the next higher channel with live power input

from PS/2 interface)

Previous PC channel

ScrLk

+

ScrLk

+ Å (Backspace)

--

Toggle between the previous channel and current channel

Beep Sound On/Off

Toggle on/off the beep sound for hotkey/channel switching

ScrLk

+

ScrLk

+ B

--

operation

Button 1

Reset mouse/keyboard on the console side

Console Mouse/Keyboard Reset2

+

+

(This hotkey command works only for PnP OS such as

ScrLk

ScrLk

End

(Press and hold down for 2”)

Windows 98 SE or later Windows OS; for non-PnP OS, see

Note 2).

Last Button

Autoscan

Autoscan through every connected channel for quick screen

ScrLk

+

ScrLk

+ S

(Press and hold down for 2”)

browsing of each channel (scan delay = 5 sec.)

ScrLk

+

ScrLk

+

S

+

(x)

1

Autoscan with Programmable Delay Time

x = 0~9

--

Autoscan with a user-defined delay time within a range of 5 ~

1 Æ 10” ; 2 Æ 20” ; 3 Æ 30” ; 4 Æ 40” ; 5

Æ 50”

100 seconds

6 Æ 60” ; 7 Æ 70” ; 8 Æ 80” ; 9 Æ 90” ; 0 Æ 100”

Stop Autoscan

Press any key on keyboard

Press any button

Terminate Autoscan activity

Notes:

1.You can use either top row number keys or the keypad number keys for hotkeys commands.

2.Normally, you should have no problem with mouse hot-plugging on a Plug-and-Play OS. However, a non-PnP OS only performs hardware detection while booting up--that is why hot-plugging sometimes will see a mouse lock…..

Mouse Troubleshooting on a non-PnP OS (Linux, NT4.0): If you experience mouse lock when hot-plugging mouse on a non-PnP OS such as Linux or WinNT 4.0, just hit one of the following hotkey commands for mouse reset according to your mouse configuration on the non-PnP OS ….

ScrLk + ScrLk + M + 1 for a 2-key mouse setting; ScrLk + ScrLk + M + 2 for a 3-key wheel mouse setting; ScrLk + ScrLk + M + 3 for a 5-key wheel mouse setting.

LED information: a solid red-lit LED indicates a live power input for that specific port; a solid green-lit LED indicates an active port; a flashing green LED indicates no connection for the active port (i.e. no power input from the active port).

Hotkey convention: The hotkey notation

ScrLk + ScrLk + (key), denotes that you should hit the individual keys consecutively one at a time, not simultaneously.

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