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Version Screen, Reset Command

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Using the OSD 4-9 Version Screen You can display the version number of the switch firmware as well as information about any auxiliary devices connected to the switch to facilitate system troubleshooting and support. The Version screen also displays specific device information for the currently selected computer. Keyboard information includes enabled/disabled, typematic rate, LED settings, port mode, and keyboard type. Mouse information includes enabled/disabled, sample rate, resolution, and mouse type. Figure 4-4. Version screen Reset Command The switch unit stores mouse and keyboard connection and rate data and uses this information to emulate the physical mouse and keyboard. If communication between the switch and mouse and keyboard fails, the selected server may not function. The Reset command takes the mouse and keyboard information that was saved in Snapshot and sends it to the server to reestablish connection with the mouse and keyboard. Resetting the mouse and keyboard attempts to restore the correct settings for the selected computer. Because the switch emulates the physical mouse and keyboard, it allows a computer without an attached keyboard or mouse to operate as though there were a physical device attached to it. To reset the mouse and keyboard values, click Reset. NOTE: If this does not correct the problem, press the Reset button on the back panel of the switch.

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Using the OSD
4-9
Version Screen
You can display the version number of the switch firmware as well as
information about any auxiliary devices connected to the switch to facilitate
system troubleshooting and support.
The Version screen also displays specific device information for the currently
selected computer. Keyboard information includes enabled/disabled, typematic
rate, LED settings, port mode, and keyboard type. Mouse information includes
enabled/disabled, sample rate, resolution, and mouse type.
Figure 4-4.
Version screen
Reset Command
The switch unit stores mouse and keyboard connection and rate data and uses
this information to emulate the physical mouse and keyboard. If
communication between the switch and mouse and keyboard fails, the selected
server may not function. The Reset command takes the mouse and keyboard
information that was saved in Snapshot and sends it to the server to reestablish
connection with the mouse and keyboard. Resetting the mouse and keyboard
attempts to restore the correct settings for the selected computer.
Because the switch emulates the physical mouse and keyboard, it allows a
computer without an attached keyboard or mouse to operate as though there
were a physical device attached to it.
To reset the mouse and keyboard values, click
Reset
.
NOTE:
If this does not correct the problem, press the Reset button on the back panel of
the switch.