In.use,.cascaded.computers.can.be.accessed.using.exactly.the.same.methods.as.
for.those.connected.directly.to.the.AdderView.CATx..However,.by.far.the.easiest.
way.is.to.use.the.on.screen.menu..This.is.because.it.displays.the.computer.
names.and.does.not.require.any.knowledge.of.port.addresses,.some.of.which.
(as.discussed.above).can.be.up.to.six.characters.long..See.the.

Selecting

cascaded computers

.section.in.the.Operation.chapter.for.more.details.

Testing specific links to cascaded computers

As.mentioned.previously,.the.best.and.most.efficient.way.to.access.cascaded.
computers.is.by.using.the.on.screen.menu.and.via.non-specific.routes.through.
the.link.groups..However,.during.configuration.or.troubleshooting,.it.may.be.
useful.to.test.specific.routes.to.computers.in.order.to.verify.the.various.strands.
of.each.link.group..By.using.specific.port.addresses.for.each.unit,.rather.than.
link.group.numbers,.you.can.precisely.navigate.a.route.through.any.part.of.the.
system.

To test a specific link

1. Simultaneously.press.and.hold.

.and.

Note:

and

are the standard hotkeys and can be

altered

to avoid

clashes with other devices or software. If you change the hotkeys, remember
to use the new ones in place of

and

when following these

instructions.