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KEYBOARD COMMANDS

SERVEVIEW PRO INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL

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Table 3 shows the keyboard commands that are available for the
ServeView Pro. To issue a keyboard command, first press and release the
left control [Ctrl] key, then, within 2 seconds, issue the command. in
the key sequence column is a press and release of the left control key.

Command

Key sequence

Description

Select
computer

nnn where nnn =
computer number

Connects the KVM station to
the selected computer

Next computer

+

Selects next sequential CPU

Previous
computer

-

Selects previous sequential
CPU

Scan ON

S

Turns scan mode on

Scan OFF

X

Turns scan mode off

Scan rate

Tnnn
where nnn=1 – 999

Sets pause time, in seconds,
before switching to next CPU
port in scan mode

Set mode

Mnn
where nn = mode value
from Table 4

Alternate way to configure
keyboard and mouse

Null mouse
command

N

Used to re-sync a PS/2 mouse

Reset mouse

O (alpha O)

Resets computer’s mouse
(Win NT / 2000 only)

Reset
command

R

Resets and enables mouse
and keyboard on currently
selected computer

Max computers Pnnn

Total ports used (all units)

Units

Unn

Number of Slave units

Width

Wnn

Number of ports on Slave units

Set typematic
rate value

Ann
where nn=value from
Table 5

Sets keyboard typematic rate
and delay. Default = 20

Identify Rom
Rev

I

Identify Rom revision-Issue
from command prompt or editor

Screen
blanking

Vnnn
where nnn=0-999

Blanks screen after no
keyboard or mouse activity
0-disables blanking

MAC Opt swap

B

Swaps Mac Opt and Alt keys

Keep

K

Saves to flash memory

Table 3. Keyboard commands