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LOCAL UNIT OPERATION
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Command Summary
On a dual access system, you can issue the following commands at the local console:
Command Key Sequence
Activate Console Any key and (optionally) mouse action
Gain control of CPU from remote console. Only operates if inactivity timeout period has
expired.
Start/End Private Mode
PS/2 versions: <Scroll Lock>
SUN versions: <Left Control> + <Scroll Lock>
Start/End ‘Private Mode’ at local console. This prevents the remote console from being used
even if the inactivity timeout period expires.
During a Private Mode session, the extender system:
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Lights the Scroll Lock LEDs on the local and remote keyboards
SUN versions : Scroll Lock LED flashes.
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Locks the remote console’s keyboard and mouse.
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Displays a blank image on the remote console’s monitor. You can disable this
feature by setting switch 1 on the SW1 DIP switch block on the Remote Unit’s
main circuit board to ON. In this case, the remote monitor will continue to show
PC activity during a Private mode session.
To end a Private Mode session, repeat the key sequence on the local console. With non-SUN
versions, remember that each press of the local console’s Scroll Lock key also resets the
keyboard and mouse.
Reset Keyboard and Mouse
PS/2 versions: <Scroll Lock>
Press key twice to avoid starting/stopping Private Mode
session
SUN versions: <Right Shift> + <Scroll Lock>
Reset the remote console’s keyboard and mouse. You may need to do this if you have hot-
plugged a keyboard or mouse and it has not initialized correctly.
Mouse Recovery
PS/2 versions only Hold down Left and Right Mouse buttons then
press and release <Scroll Lock>
Use this command if you experience erratic movement of the mouse pointer or you have lost
mouse movement after hot plugging the Local Unit into the CPU. In the case of erratic
mouse movement, you may need to enter the command a number of times to re-synchronize
the mouse signal. Alternatively, stop moving the mouse for a few seconds and the operating
system’s mouse drivers may automatically re-synchronize the signal. If the Local Unit has
been hot-plugged, this command will issue a request to the OS to initialize the mouse.
Use
this command with care .