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HMXCC1-G2 User’s Manual
Chapter 5 Web-Management IP Matrix KVM Control Center
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Figure 5-51
Scenario (2): Use Remote OSD Control on a specific slave RX unit as the mouse cursor stays within the viewable screen area of
the specific Mouse Roaming RX Slave unit.
As the user moves the cursor into a specific slave RX (e.g. RX-C) viewable screen area to change its connected TX source,
prompt the OSD menu on the Mouse Roaming RX Master unit RX-A with the OSD hotkey (
Scroll Lock , Scroll Lock , Space ), the
OSD menu shows “Remote OSD: RX-C” in red, indicating that the user is operating the active receiver unit RX-C receiver where
the cursor is staying. At this moment if the user plans to connect the RX-C receiver to the TX-4 transmitter, he can double click
the TX-4 characters on the OSD menu then the screen of RX-C will be instantly switched to display the TX-4 transmitter source.
[Note]: The user can also simply use the transmitter direct switch hotkey (
Scroll Lock , Scroll Lock , 2-digit number ) to make an
instant connection between RX-C receiver and any other TX sources. The correspondence between the 2-digit number and the
TX sources is defined in < Advanced Settings > in RX-C’s OSD menu by the user. Please refer to the related chapters in the
HMX3080/HMX4080 User Manual. In this scenario, as the mouse cursor roams across all receiver units, only the receiver unit
which the mouse
cursor is staying at its viewable screen area will be active for user’s operation.
Figure 5-52
 Cursor Hopping Function of Mouse Roaming
As all receivers/transmitters carrying out Mouse Roaming task operate normally, the user can freely move the cursor across all
viewable screen areas of all receivers. However, if any of the receivers/transmitters becomes offline or failed, as shown at the
position 07 of Mouse Roaming layout (4), the user will not be able to get the cursor out of the corresponding viewable screen