Standard hotkeys
The range of hotkey combinations are as follows:
Note: If your hotkeys have been changed, substitute them for
and
in
the examples given here.
Selects port 1
Selects port 2
•
•
•
•
then
Selects port 10
Note: When entering multiple digit addresses as
above, keep
and
pressed down until all
other numbers have been entered.
Selects the next available port
Switches off the video signal – this will cause
a power saving monitor to enter its standby
mode. To awaken the monitor, simply select
any fixed channel using any of the suggested
methods.
Logs out the current user (if security is enabled)
or selects port 0 to disable the video signal (if
security is disabled).
& , , or
Moves the currently displayed on-screen menu
around the screen.
To select a computer using the Select Host menu
1 Display the Select Host menu in one of two ways:
• By simultaneously pressing and then releasing
, or
• By pressing the middle and right buttons of a three button mouse.
Note: The mouse switching option is usable only if the ‘Mouse
Switching’ option is enabled. See
Global preferences
for more details.
At this point, depending on the security settings and the current log in
situation, one of two things will be displayed, either the login screen, or the
Select Host menu:
2 Use the and keys (or the scroll wheel of an IntelliMouse) to highlight
the required computer name. Alternatively (for large configurations), press
to perform an alphabetical search for a particular port name. You can
also use the PgUp and PgDn keys to move up or down a full page of list
entries at a time, or press the Home and End keys to quickly move to the
beginning or end of the list, respectively.
Note: If security has been enabled then only computers to which the current
user has permission will be displayed.
3 Press
to select the highlighted port.
Note: Pressing
will select the highlighted port in shared mode (other
users can also view the computer). To select the port in private mode, press
and
when choosing.
The Select Host menu
– here you can
select computers by name.
