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Remote Console will behave exactly in the same way as if you were sitting in front
of it. This means you can use your keyboard and mouse in the usual way. However,
be aware of the fact that the feedback from
keyboard and mouse actions on the
Host system will be slightly delayed. The delay depends on the bandwidth of the
between you and the CAT5 8-PORT/16-PORT IP-KVM.
Differences between the Remote computer’s keyboard layout and the Host
computer’s keyboard settings may lead to some problems. For example, if the
Remote-side user uses a German keyboard layout and the Host system is set up
for an English keyboard layout, special German-specific keys on the German
keyboard will not work as expected. Instead, the keys will have the same effect
as those of an English-layout keyboard. The Remote-side user can circumvent
such problems by adjusting the keyboard settings of the Host system to have the
same mapping as the Remote user’s keyboard.
The Remote Console window always tries to show the remote screen with its
optimal size. That means it will resize the window to fit the Remote-side user’s
screen by default and after the screen resolution of the remote screen has been
changed. However, you can always resize the Remote Console window in your
local window system as usual.
NOTE :
The Remote Console window is just another window on the Remote-side user’s
system. To get control of the Host system, the Remote-side user first needs to
click inside the Host window to give it focus. In Single Mouse mode, this action
will capture the mouse pointer, so all mouse input is directed to the Host
computer, and making the Remote computer’s mouse pointer disappear. To
release the mouse from this captured state, use the Mouse hotkey. The default
hotkey for this is Alt+F12, but this hotkey can be reconfigured manually.
10.3.2 Control Bar of Remote Console
The upper part of the Remote Console window contains a control bar. By clicking on
the icons on this bar, you can view the state of the Remote Console and adjust the
local Remote Console settings. The following is a description for each control:
Figure 34: Remote Console Control Bar