14
Keys
Shift
+
L
Toggle priority of overlay windows on/off
– upon clicking a window, will
not cause the window to become the topmost window.
Shift
+
O
Switch the audio output between the Sequoia
’s
internal
speakers and the
HDMI OUT
port.
Note: This function is not available when connected to the
HDMI OUT
port via a DVI-to-HDMI converter.
Shift
+
/
Shift
+
Due to subtle differences in processing times, the audio and video may
need to be re-synced. This is done by adjusting the audio delay. The
Sequoia 4H provides up to 170 milliseconds of audio delay adjustment.
Use (
Shift
+
) to decrease delay and (
Shift
+
) to increase delay.
(red LED)
Tab
Move the Host cursor from one display (monitor) to the next (applicable
only during cascading).
/
Decrease/increase the volume level (10 levels including mute).
(green LED)
Load the previous
user-created
preset file.
Note: Use the Phoenix-G (Galaxy) control software to create and save
your own presets.
Load the next
user-created
preset file.
Table 3-2
Hot-keys of Host Operation Mode
Pressing
Ctrl
+
Esc
hot-
keys as well as the “Load Preset” action will clear the undo (
Ctrl
+
Z
) and
redo (
Ctrl
+
Y
) list in memory.
3.2 Remote Operation Mode
3.2.1 Hot-keys
Hot-keys are available when utilizing the Sequoia 4H under the Remote operation mode.
Detailed
below are the Remote operation mode hot-keys.
Keys
Pause
Break
Exits from the Remote operation mode to the Host operation mode.
Or, double-click the middle mouse wheel button in Sequoia 4H model with
“Surfer” feature only.
Ctrl
+
Esc
This command allows Ethernet communication so that you can use the
Phoenix-G (Galaxy) control software or send ASCII Z commands.
Note:
1. Pressing
Ctrl
+
Esc
will also open up the Windows start menu. This is
okay, simply exit the Windows start menu and proceed.
2.
To also disable the “Surfer” feature (next hot-key description), press
Ctrl
+
Esc
and run and quit the Phoenix-
G software. “Surfer” feature will
automatically be reenabled upon entering “Host operation mode” and
then entering “Remote operation mode.”
