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Chapter 3: Basic Operations
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Example Keyboard Switching Sequence
Key Sequence Action
1. <CM>E<Enter> Selects channel E on the base unit as the active channel.
2. <CM>CF<Enter> Selects the AutoView attached to channel C on the base unit, then
selects channel F on the cascaded unit.
3. <CM>G<Enter> Selects channel G on the base unit as the active channel.
4. <CM>BA<Escape> Exit Command Mode. The instruction is not executed. Channel G
is still the active channel.
Additional Command Mode hotkey sequences
In addition to switching channels, you can also use the Command Mode to
control a variety of other features on your AutoView system. The following
table describes these hotkey sequences.
Keyboard Hotkey Sequences
This Key Sequence Does This
<CM>Kn<Enter> Sets the keyboard scan set where n is a scan set number 1-3.
<CM>MR<Enter> If you hot-plug your mouse cable, you may experience a loss of
mouse signal. Use this command to restore the signal if you are
using a PC with a standard PS/2 mouse driver.
<CM>MW<Enter> If you hot-plug your mouse cable, you may experience a loss of
mouse signal. Use this command to restore the signal if you are
using a PC with a Microsoft IntelliMouse or other wheel mouse driver.
<CM>AV<Enter> Displays the current fi rmware version of your AutoView.
<CM>SG<Enter> Enables the scan Go command (by address only).
<CM>SH<Enter> Enables the scan Halt command.
<CM>M+<Enter> Enables mouse suspension of scanning.
<CM>M-<Enter> Disables mouse suspension of scanning.
<CM>H1<Enter> Changes the hotkey sequence to the default: ( NumLock , - ).
<CM>H2<Enter> Changes the hotkey sequence to the 1st alternate: ( NumLock , * ).
<CM>H3<Enter> Changes the hotkey sequence to the 2nd alternate: ( Ctrl , ~ ).
<CM>OSDØ<Enter> Disables the OSD sequence.
<CM>OSD1<Enter> Changes the OSD sequence to the default: ( Ctrl , Ctrl ).
<CM>OSD2<Enter> Changes the OSD sequence to the 1st alternate: ( Alt , Alt ).
<CM>OSD3<Enter> Changes the OSD sequence to the 2nd alternate: ( Shift , Shift ).
<CM>ZM<Enter> Use this command to resynchronize the mouse after a
device or computer hot-plug. Repeat, if necessary, until
synchronization is re-established.
NOTE: Using this command while the mouse is operating correctly
will cause the mouse to lose sync.