Keyboard commands
The following table describes the available keyboard commands. The [Ctrl] key sequence is a press and release of the left control key. Commands following [Ctrl] must be entered within 2 seconds.
Command | Key sequence | Description | |
Main Menu | [Ctrl] | [F12] | Displays main menu |
CPU List | [Ctrl] | [Esc] | Displays CPU selection list |
Direct CPU | [Ctrl] | n [Enter] | Connects directly to the specific |
connect |
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| CPU number “n”. |
Connect | [Ctrl] | [Backspace] | Connects to the previous CPU |
Back |
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Connect | [Ctrl] | [Minus sign] | Connects to the previous CPU |
Down |
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| in a Group. |
Connect Up | [Ctrl] | [Plus sign] | Connects to the next sequential |
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|
| CPU in a group |
KVM Status | [Ctrl] | D | Displays / Removes status box. |
Logout | [Ctrl] L | Logs user out if the KVM station | |
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| is configured for user logins. |
Disconnect | [Ctrl] Q | Disconnects the current CPU | |
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Reset | [Ctrl] R | Resets / enables keyboard and | |
Keyboard/ |
|
| mouse; enables PS/2 mouse on |
mouse |
|
| connected CPU |
Send Null | [Ctrl] N | Sends a null byte to the CPU’s | |
Byte |
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| PS/2 mouse port. Use this |
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| command if the PS/2 mouse |
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|
| gets “out of sync”. |
Reset Mouse | [Ctrl] O (not zero) | Resets the currently selected | |
(NT or Unix |
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| NT or Unix computers PS/2 |
systems only) |
|
| mouse. Also switches the NT |
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| mouse driver to “wheel” mode. |
Start Scan | [Ctrl] S | Sequentially steps through all | |
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| connected CPUs in a group. |
Stop Scan | [Ctrl] X | Turns scan “Off” | |
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Table 1 - Keyboard Commands
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