Rose electronics UltraView, Installation And Operation Manual

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Step 4. Access UltraView’s on-screen display
4.1 Turn the UltraView on by pushing in the power switch. The green
POWER LED should turn on. The red SELECT 1 LED should also
turn on. The keyboard is automatically recognized and detected.
4.2 After about three seconds you should see the normal video from the
computer and a label in the lower left corner showing “Computer 1".
4.3 Press and release the left control key and press and release the F12
key. The UltraView configuration menu should appear on top of your
computer’s normal video. This main menu is shown on page 12.
4.4 UltraView’s on-screen display is very easy to use. The arrow keys al-
ways highlight possible selections. At the main page the enter key
sends you to other pages and the escape key exits the on-screen dis-
play. At these other pages the enter key pops up an input box and the
escape key exits to the main configuration page or aborts an input
box.
4.5 Navigate through the menus to learn some of UltraView’s capabilities
if you want to. Then exit the on-screen display by hitting escape.
Step 5. Configure the PC serial mouse
5.1a If your UltraView is for PCs and Unix computers, the mouse is au-
tomatically detected as PS/2 or serial. If you are using all PS/2 or all
serial interfaces, then your CPUs are already configured. If you want
to use some PS/2 computers and some serial computers, then you
must use a PS/2 mouse and configure each computer which is to be
serial in step 6.2.
5.1b If your UltraView is for Sun or Apple computers, this step does not
apply, your keyboard, mouse, and CPUs are already configured and
functional, skip to step 7.
5.1c If your UltraView is for multiple platforms, and your mouse is a
Sun or Apple mouse, the keyboard and mouse have been auto de-
tected, skip to step 6. If you have a PC keyboard and serial mouse,
you must configure the mouse from the
Configure system
page.
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