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CHAPTER 5.
USAGE
Figure 5.18.: KVM Settings
The syntax to define a new Button Key is as follows:
< keycode >
[+
< keycode >
]
∗
For example: Ctrl+Ctrl+A+Enter
Thereby
keycode
is the key to be sent. Multiple key codes can be concatenated with a plus sign
and will be sent one by one sequentially. (see Appendix
C
on page
69
for a list of key codes that
can be used as hotkeys).
Note: The settings will be saved only after pressing ‘Apply’.
If the settings are correct, the KVM port can be switched using the option ‘Active port’ on top
of this page or with the KVM switching matrix on the LARA homepage (see Section
5.2.2
on
page
21
). LARA uses separate mouse synchronization settings (see section
5.3.4
on page
28
) and
video-settings (see Section
5.3.3
on page
26
) for each port.
Note:
It is still possible to apply KVM key combinations through the Remote Console for switching
KVM port, however, in this case video and mouse synchronization settings will be shared
among the ports and may unintentionally be changed for one of those port.
If an external power option is enabled it is additionally possible to assign a port of this control for
power switching to each KVM port (see Section
5.4.1
on page
32
).
5.5.
Administration
5.5.1.
User/Group Management
The user and group management of LARA is based on configurable users and groups. Each user
or group may have different permissions.
Summary of Contents for LARA
Page 1: ...LARA Installation and User Guide...
Page 4: ...iv...
Page 8: ...viii Contents...
Page 12: ...xii List of Tables B 1 LARA Video Modes 67 C 1 Key Names 69...
Page 30: ...18 CHAPTER 4 CONFIGURATION...
Page 74: ...62 CHAPTER 5 USAGE...
Page 76: ...64 CHAPTER 6 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS...
Page 78: ...66 APPENDIX A GLOSSARY...
Page 80: ...68 APPENDIX B LARA VIDEO MODES...
Page 86: ...74 APPENDIX D PIN ASSIGNMENTS...