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Preferences, Display, Input

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50 Appendix B Acer Smart Console • Keyboard Monitor: Click this item to enable keyboard monitor support. • Assign: Click a hotkey and select an action from the actions menu, and then click Assign to assign the action to the hotkey. • Start: After an action is assigned to a hotkey, click Start to execute the command and complete the assignment. • Stop: After an action is assigned to a hot key, click Stop to cancel the selection. • Close: After configuring the hotkey settings, click Close to close this submenu. Preferences Display Recording Time: Check this box if you want video recording to be automatically turned off at a certain time. Once the automatic stop is selected, enter the number of minutes before your video recording will be automatically shut-off. Display Scale: Use the handle on the slider to set the appropriate scale setting for your video display (from 25 to 100). Image Quality: Check the High Color box for a network connection with heavier traffic. Check the Low Color box for a network connection with lighter traffic. Click OK to use the settings set up by you. Input Mouse Settings: Click Input to configure mouse settings, including the following. Enable Mouse Input: Check this box to use your mouse as an input device for your console redirection. Once mouse support is enabled, select Absolute Mouse Mode if you use Windows; select Relative Mouse for Linux. Keyboard Settings: Check this box to use the keyboard as an input device for your console redirection. Once keyboard support is enabled, you can configure repeat key timeout settings. Repeat Key Timeout: Use the handle on the slider to select the appropriate timeout settings for repeat keystrokes from 0 ms (millisecond) to 1000 ms (millisecond).

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Appendix B Acer Smart Console
50
•
Keyboard Monitor
: Click this item to enable keyboard monitor
support.
•
Assign
: Click a hotkey and select an action from the actions menu,
and then click
Assign
to assign the action to the hotkey.
•
Start
: After an action is assigned to a hotkey, click
Start
to execute
the command and complete the assignment.
•
Stop
: After an action is assigned to a hot key, click
Stop
to cancel
the selection.
•
Close
: After configuring the hotkey settings, click
Close
to close
this submenu.
Preferences
Display
Recording Time
: Check this box if you want video recording to be
automatically turned off at a certain time. Once the automatic stop is
selected, enter the number of minutes before your video recording will
be automatically shut-off.
Display Scale
: Use the handle on the slider to set the appropriate scale
setting for your video display (from 25 to 100).
Image Quality
: Check the High Color box for a network connection
with heavier traffic. Check the Low Color box for a network connection
with lighter traffic. Click
OK
to use the settings set up by you.
Input
Mouse Settings
: Click
Input
to configure mouse settings, including the
following.
Enable Mouse Input
: Check this box to use your mouse as an input
device for your console redirection. Once mouse support is enabled,
select
Absolute Mouse Mode
if you use Windows; select
Relative
Mouse
for Linux.
Keyboard Settings
: Check this box to use the keyboard as an input
device for your console redirection. Once keyboard support is enabled,
you can configure repeat key timeout settings.
Repeat Key Timeout
: Use the handle on the slider to select the
appropriate timeout settings for repeat keystrokes from 0 ms
(millisecond) to 1000 ms (millisecond).