HP 1x1x16 - IP Console Switch KVM, Руководство пользователя

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1.
Select Macros>Configure. The Configure Macros dialog box appears.
2.
To create a macro, click Create.
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To edit a macro, click
Edit. The Create Macro or Edit Macro dialog box appears.
3.
If you are creating a macro, enter a 1 to 32 character name in the Name field.
4.
Select a from the Key dropdown menu to define a hotkey for the macro.
5.
Enable Control, Shift, or Alt to add a modifier to the hotkey.
6.
By default, the Include in Menu checkbox is disabled, indicating the macro will not appear in the
Macros menu (it appears only if this checkbox is enabled, and if it is a member of the macro group
that is selected for inclusion in the menu).
To exclude the macro from the Macros menu, disable this checkbox. In this case, if the macro’s
definition includes a hotkey, you will still be able to use the hotkey to run the macro, even if the
macro’s name does not appear in the Macros menu.
In the Enter Keystrokes field, enter the macro string. You can include the following special control
characters:
\n = Newline \b = Backspace
\r = Carriage return \d = Delay character (500 milliseconds)
\f = Form feed \0x?? = ?? is hexadecimal value
\t = Horizontal tab 0??? = ??? is octal value
You can also insert a telnet break sequence by selecting
Send Telnet Break from the Control Code
dropdown list next to the Enter Keystrokes field.
7.
Click OK to save the new information and return to the Configure Macros dialog box. The newly
created macro appears in the Defined Macros list.
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Click
Cancel to return to the Configure Macros dialog box without saving any changes.
8.
Click Close.
To delete a macro:
1.
Select Macros>Configure. The Configure Macros dialog box appears.