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The USB Compatibility Mode allows the local extender to go to the lowspeed
mode in some cases. One use case for activating this setting is when the PC has
problems initializing the keyboard in its BIOS. One reason for that could be that
the USB initialization in the PC's BIOS is buggy and can't correctly initialize
highspeed devices as it's the case in HP Z400 Series PCs. After activating, the
USB compatibility mode the local extender first tries to initialize in highspeed
mode and after it failed several times, enters lowspeed mode, which should solve
the problem. Under normal operation, this setting should remain deactivated.
5.5.10
Menu Item “H” – Keyboard Shortcuts
In this menu alternative keyboard shortcuts can be defined. By default there is
only one shortcut to change, the opening of the OSD. Note that if you enter in a
new shortcut to open the OSD, the 5 x Scroll Lock will continue to function as
well.
If the Switching Option is enabled then further shortcuts can be defined to open
the Switching List, Disconnect the current connection, open the Connection
Overview and connect to a favourite extender.
A shortcut can either be a combination of modifier keys (i.e. Shift, Ctrl, Win and
Alt) with another key, for example Ctrl-Shift-Home, or it can be tapping a single
key multiple times, for example double tap Caps Lock.
5.6
Menu Item “L” – Switching List
Takes you to the switching list (see
section 7
KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS
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> Main Menu
5x<scroll>
Switching List
<L-Ctrl><L-Alt><F12>
Conn. Overview
<L-Ctrl><L-Alt><F10>
Disconnect
<L-Ctrl><L-Alt><F11>
Favourites
<L-Ctrl><L-Alt><F1>
Use arrows to scroll up and down.
E = Edit
Q = Exit