Prima IP KVM Switch User Guide R1.4
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The mouse setting page on different Windows platforms might be quite different, some gives mouse
acceleration option and some don’t. If you see any mouse acceleration option, please uncheck it. If there is
no mouse acceleration available on the setting page, you can adjust the mouse speed slide bar to either x1 or
the slowest position (such as on Linux platforms). But sometimes, it requires a middle position on the speed
slide bar to make mouse synchronization on the viewer side, for example, Windows XP requires a middle
position on mouse speed. Anyway, the worst case is that you have to make some trial and error to make your
mouse acceleration off and the speed as x 1 (could be at the slowest position or the middle position).
2.4
More Tips for Server Desktop Configuration
There are several aspects that have to be taken into consideration and maybe configured on
your computers or servers for best performance:
(1)
Resolution modes should refrain from too much peculiarity and better adopt ones
that are within
Prima IP
’s standard support.
(2)
Turn off the Menu special transition effects on your operating system (especially on
Windows XP, if you are using any) such as
fade
for best video refreshing effect,
especially when you are using Medium or Low Video Quality as your video filter
setting on Prima IP.
(3)
Adjust the server desktop backgrounds as containing preferably plain, solid colors
with simple designs (only for improving video refreshing speed when bandwidth is
critically limited. No need to do so when bandwidth is ample)
Configure Display Resolution on your Server
Prima IP
supports most display modes up to 1600 x 1200. However, you might encounter some
display problems when your display card is outputting an unusual display mode. These possible problems
are either no video or abnormal display on viewer screen.
To simplify the display factor before connection to
Prima IP
, we suggest you use more standard display
modes such as: 800 x 600 @ 72Hz/75Hz, 1024 x 768 @ 72Hz/75Hz, etc. For the suggested display modes,
please refer to the following table.
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