Avocent DSView - Manual (Page 58)

52 DSView Installer/User Guide
To move the screen to the right, click the Up Arrow on the Left/Right setting.
Clicking the Down Arrow moves the image to the left. Similarly, the image may
be moved up and down. Moving the mouse into the remote session window
will show if the correction is complete. The point (hot spot) of both DSView
and the target device should be superimposed.
Image clarity
If the image in the remote session window is not clear, select Tools - Video
- Auto Adjust first. This command is also available in the Video Adjustments
dialog box. In most cases, this will correct video problems. In those cases
where clicking on Auto Adjust several times does not clear up a mottled
screen, adjusting the contrast and brightness may help.
First increase the brightness. Do not go more that 10 increments before
moving the contrast. Generally the contrast should not be moved much.
When the packet count gets close to zero, refresh the screen. If the packet
count stays at zero, the video adjustment is completed.
Detection thresholds
In some cases, noise in the video transmission keeps the packets/sec count
up. This may be seen when little dots change in the area of the cursor when
it is moved. Varying the threshold values may result in “quieter” screens and
improved cursor tracking.
Noise Threshold and Priority Threshold values may be modified if you are
using standard video compression. Block Noise Threshold and Pixel Noise
Threshold values may be modified if you are using the DSR DVC upgrade.
Default threshold values can be restored by clicking Auto Adjust Video.
NOTE: The DSR DVC upgrade is standard on all newer DS/DSR appliances. Older DS/DSR
appliances use standard video compression. For DSR DVC upgrade purchase information, contact
Avocent Technical Support or your Avocent reseller.