
OPERATIONS
Operating instructions
The Vista switch is very easy to operate. Computer selection and 
Keyboard command
Following is a description of the Vista keyboard command functions.
The <Ctrl> input key sequence is a press and release of the left control key. Within 2 seconds of pressing and releasing the left <Ctrl> key, enter the next command.
Command | Key Sequence | Description | 
Reset  | <Ctrl> R  | Resets and enables mouse and  | 
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  | keyboard, enables PS/2 mouse  | 
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  | on currently selected port.  | 
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Reset mouse  | <Ctrl> O  | Sends reset mouse command to  | 
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  | currently selected CPU. Will  | 
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  | recover stuck NT mouse.  | 
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Send null byte  | <Ctrl> N  | Used to   | 
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  | mouse.  | 
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Identify ROM  | <Ctrl> I  | Identifies ROM version, CPU  | 
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  | must be at a command prompt,  | 
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  | word processor, or text editor to  | 
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  | receive value.  | 
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Keep  | <Ctrl> K  | Saves current scan state and  | 
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Scan time  | <Ctrl> Txx <Enter>  | Sets the pause time for each  | 
interval  | (xx = 1 – 16 sec.)  | port when scanning.  | 
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Mode  | <Ctrl> M x <Enter>  | First select the CPU port to  | 
command  | Where:  | configure, and then enter the  | 
  | x = 1 for mode 1  | mode command.  | 
  | x = 2 for mode 2  | Mode 1, 2, 3 for keyboard:  | 
  | x = 3 for mode 3  | Mode 7, 8, 9 for mouse  | 
  | x = 7 for mode 7  | 
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  | x = 8 for mode 8  | 
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  | x = 9 for mode 9  | 
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