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Depending on the sorting, there may be cases as shown below in which a single “From” mLAN plug is
connected to multiple “To” mLAN plugs. Spaces (blanks) will be displayed for the “From” mLAN plugs
to indicate that the mLAN plug is identical.
If such cases are excepted, normal connections will show a single “From” mLAN plug for each “To”
mLAN plug.
Breaking a connection
When you click on the
mark (Macintosh) or right-click (Windows) a connected mLAN plug, a Dis-
connect command will be added to the menu as shown below, and you can break the connection by
selecting this command. If you select Disconnect All, all connections of the “module” you clicked will be
disconnected.
Master and slave settings
When you click on the
mark (Macintosh) or right-click (Windows) an mLAN device in the Slave
area, the mLAN devices that can be selected as the master will be displayed. Traverse the submenus of
the popup menu to select the mLAN device that you wish to select as the master, and click (Macintosh)
or left-click (Windows) it to connect that slave mLAN device to the specified master mLAN device.
Connect by dragging and releasing an mLAN plug
(Macintosh)
(Windows)
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Using the popup menu to disconnect
Selecting the master from the popup menu