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SERVSWITCH™ WIZARD MP
IntelliMouse features are supported on both PS/2 and RS-232 CPU connections.
When you use PS/2 CPU connections, the Wizard MP will automatically configure
itself to the type of mouse requested by the driver. If you are using RS-232 CPU
connections, you will need to send the [U][4] or [U][5] command to enable the
IntelliMouse features.
U1
Channels are mouse-switchable; the Wizard MP reports “2-button mouse”
to the attached PCs (default)
U2
Channels are not mouse-switchable; the Wizard MP reports “2-button
mouse” to the attached PCs
U3
Channels are not mouse-switchable; the Wizard MP reports “3-button
mouse” to the attached PCs
U4
Channels are mouse-switchable; the Wizard MP reports “IntelliMouse” to
the attached PCs
U5
Channels are not mouse-switchable; the Wizard MP reports “IntelliMouse”
to the attached PCs
4.2.7 C
HOOSING
A
CTIVE
P
ORTS OR
A
LL
P
ORTS FOR
K
EYBOARD
-T
AB AND
M
OUSE
S
WITCHING
In the ServSwitch Wizard MP’s factory-default state, when you “cycle through” the
CPU ports on the Wizard MP by pressing {Hotkeys} + [Tab] or when you switch to
the next or previous channel with your mouse, the Wizard MP stops at
every
channel. It does this even if the device attached to a particular channel is off or not
outputting video, or even if there
isn’t
any device attached to that channel. (The
Wizard MP will display a blank screen for such channels.) But if you’d rather have
the Wizard MP “skip over” any ports that don’t have a powered-up computer or
cascaded switch connected to them, you can send it the [U][8] command.
U7
Switch to all ports when switching with {Hotkeys} + [Tab] or with the mouse
(default)
U8
Switch only to active ports when switching with {Hotkeys} + [Tab] or with
the mouse
The U7/U8 setting has no effect on autoscanning (see
Section 4.2.3
) or on
switching with {Hotkeys} + [
digit
], with the front-panel pushbutton, or with the
Remote-Control Module.
