User Guide User guide
Table Of Contents
- What is VN-MATRIX?
 - Functional Overview
 - Example System Application
 - Front Panel Features
 - Rear Panel Features
 - Accessories
 - Choosing a Suitable Location
 - Mains Power Connection (via PSU)
 - Mains Power Cord (for PSU)
 - Setup and Connection Procedure
 - The VN-MATRIX Web Interface
 - Configuring a VN-MATRIX as an Encoder (source)
 - Configuring a VN-MATRIX as a Decoder (display)
 - Troubleshooting
 - Encoder Set Up
 - Decoder Set Up
 - System Set Up
 - Overview
 - Setting-up a Serial Data Stream
 - Setting-up a Serial Passthrough Group
 - Setting-up a Remote Control Group
 - Serial / Telnet Commands
 - Overview
 - VN-MATRIX Hardware
 - Serial Interface – Quick Reference
 - Telnet Interface – Quick Reference
 - Web Interface – Quick Reference
 - Network Characteristics
 

VN-MATRIX User Guide    Section 6: Remote Keyboard & Mouse Operation 
I458GB issue 6    Page 97 
Overview 
When a PC source is being viewed by a VN-MATRIX decoder, remote keyboard and mouse control of 
the source PC can be achieved via the decoder unit. 
For remote keyboard and mouse functionality to be possible: 
  The keyboard and mouse ports of the source PC must be fully connected to the VN-MATRIX 
encoder (as shown on page 37 or 38), 
  A keyboard and mouse must be connected to the VN-MATRIX decoder 
(as shown on page 39 or 40), and 
  The decoder must currently be viewing the PC source. 
To initiate a remote control session… 
  Using the keyboard attached to the VN-MATRIX decoder, press the Scroll Lock key twice, 
followed by the F1 key. 
The source monitor will briefly show 
MK:Remote in the top left-hand 
corner… 
The display monitor will briefly show 
MK:Forward in the top left-hand 
corner… 
MK:ForwardMK:Remote
MK:Remote MK:Forward
NOTE: Local keyboard and mouse control of the source will be disabled. See below for instructions on 
regaining local control. 
To terminate a remote control session… 
  Using the keyboard attached to the VN-MATRIX decoder or encoder, press the Scroll Lock key 
twice, followed by the F2 key. 
Both the source monitor and display monitor will briefly show MK:Local in the 
top left-hand corner… 
MK:LocalMK:Local
MK:Local MK:Local










