Epicenter Centerpoint 2x16, Инструкция по установке и эксплуатации

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O
PERATION
Primary User
G
ETTING
S
TARTED
Slide the inner drawer of the system out until the detents of the ball bearing slides catch. Open the
TFT to a comfortable viewing angle. We suggests that all servers be set to 1024x768 resolution
(optimal TFT performance) and that the refresh frequency be set to a level that creates a crisp
video signal.
I
NVOKE
C
ENTERPOINT
O
N
-S
CREEN
D
ISPLAY
Press the Pause/Break key (or PrtSc if defined in SETUP menu) to bring up the MAIN MENU
screen of the Centerpoint . From within the MAIN MENU the user can select a server by one of two
ways; arrow keys and enter or to press the corresponding port key to immediately jump to that
server.
K
EYBOARD
The Centerpoint keyboard is a standard 83-key English laptop keyboard. When NumLk is invoked
(LED will display on) the right side of the keyboard becomes a keypad for number entry.
T
OUCHPAD
The touchpad buttons operate in a dual mode. The standard buttons directly below will activate
right and left mouse clicks. Also a tap to the dark gray portion equals a left mouse click while tap-
ping the light gray corner will create a right mouse click
LED
S
There are four LEDs on the Centerpoint unit Caps Lock, Scroll Lock, Number Lock and TFT indica-
tor. When the keyboard functions are enabled the GREEN LED to the top right of the keyboard will
illuminate.
When the TFT is not receiving a signal but is powered the TFT indicator light will remain
RED. This occurs when the TFT enters a sleep mode. When a signal is detected the LED will turn
from RED to GREEN.
TFT B
UTTONS
The four buttons to the right of the TFT control the TFT on-screen display. These buttons allow for
screen adjustments including position, contrast and brightness. All of these functions within the
TFT on-screen display are dedicated to the TFT.
Second User
As mentioned previously, all of the functionality available to the primary user is available to the sec-
ond user. The only difference is that the second user accesses the system through secondary key-
board and mouse inputs and a second video output device or monitor. The second user has ac-
cess to any of the active ports and to the setup menus as does the primary user. Each, however, is
blocked from accessing the port that is actively being controlled by the other user.