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Q uick R eference S heet

Applicable m odels: LKV -0480 /LK V -0880/LKV -1680

Q uick

R eference

S heet

19” Rackmount KVM Switch / Operation Commands for Hotkeys/ Front-Panel Button

Command

Hotkeys

Front-panel Button

Description

S elect P C C ha nnel

For LKV -0 48 0 /LKV -088 0

ScrLk + ScrLk + (x) 1

x = 1 ~ 4/1~8 for PC channel num ber
For LKV -1680

ScrLk + ScrLk + (x) + (y)

1

xy = 01~16 for PC channel num ber

Press the corresponding front-panel

button to select the desired PC

channel

Select the active PC channel

Select the next lower PC channel

N ext low er P C chan nel

ScrLk + ScrLk +  (arrow up)

--

N ext higher P C cha nnel

ScrLk + ScrLk +  (arrow down)

--

(Switch only to the next low er channel with live power input

from PS/2 interface)

Select the next higher PC channel

(Switch only to the next higher channel with live power input
from PS/2 interface)

P revious P C channel

ScrLk + ScrLk +  (Backspace)

--

Toggle betw een the previous cha n nel and cur rent channel

B eep S ound O n/O ff

ScrLk + ScrLk + B

--

Toggle on/off the beep sound for hotkey/channel switching

operation

Reset m ouse/keyboard on the console side

C on sole M ouse/K eyboard R ese t

2

S crLk + S crLk + E nd

Button 1

(Press and hold down for 2”)

A uto scan

ScrLk + ScrLk + S

Last Button

(Press and hold down for 2”)

(This hotkey com m and works only for Pn P O S such as

W indows 98 SE or later W in dows O S; for non-PnP O S, see
Note 2).

Autoscan through every connected channel for quick screen

browsing of each channel (scan delay = 5 sec.)

A uto scan w ith P rogra m m ab le D elay Tim e

ScrLk + ScrLk + S + (x)

1

x = 0~9
1  10” ; 2  20” ; 3  30” ; 4  40” ; 5  50”

6  60” ; 7  70” ; 8  80” ; 9  90” ; 0  100”

--

Autoscan with a user-defined delay tim e within a range of 5 ~

100 seconds

S top Autosc an

Press any key on keyboard

Press any button

Term inate Autoscan activity

N ote s:
1. You can use either top row num ber keys or the keypad num ber keys for hotkeys com m ands.
2. Normally, you should have no problem with mous e hot-plugging on a Plug-and-Play OS . However, a non-P nP O S only perform s hardw are detection w hile bootin g up --that is w hy hot-plug ging so m etim es w ill
see a m ouse lock… ..
M ouse Trou ble sho oting on a no n-P nP O S (Lin u x, N T4.0)
: If you experience m ouse lock when hot-plugging m ouse on a non-P nP OS such as Linux or W inNT 4.0, just hit one of the following hotkey com m ands for
mouse reset according to your m ouse configuration on the non-P nP OS … .

ScrL k + ScrL k + M + 1 for a 2-key m ouse setting; ScrL k + ScrL k + M + 2 for a 3-key w heel mouse setting; ScrL k + ScrL k + M + 3 for a 5-key w heel mouse setting.

LE D inform ation: a solid red-lit LED indicates a live power input for that specific port; a solid green-lit LED indicates an active port; a flashing green LED indicates no connection for the active port (i.e. no power input from
the active port).
H otk ey conve ntion: The hotkey notation
ScrL k + ScrL k + (key) , denotes that you should hit the individual keys consecutively one at a time, not simultaneously.

Rev. 1.5

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