User manual

The main menu window may be moved by clicking and dragging on the title bar. It can be

closed by pressing Escape, or by clicking on the red X in the top right corner.

Here is a guide outlining various fields from the Main Menu. Most of the functions operate

immediately. Other functions require a response to a confirmation prompt first before

performing the requested function.

x Identification: Fixed text label that is defined by the user in the Web interface. This

does not affect the operation of the system and is intended to assist with

administration.

x Status: Current status of the attached system and the status of the module.

x B/W Min/Avg/Max/Auto: Bandwidth control. The white button is the mode the system

is currently operating. If you choose Min/Avg/Max then you will override the default,

Auto. As the automatic mode measures actual network performance, you may see the

current mode switch from Min up to Avg or Max. The different modes indicate more

time spent on compression versus more bandwidth. There is no visual difference

between the modes, but there can be a noticeable difference in speed and

smoothness.

x Mouse Resync: Resynchronizes the mouse pointer so that the local and remote

mouse pointers are on top of each other.

x PS/2 Reset: Resets the PS/2 emulation going to the host and to the attached PS/2

devices. This can be used if the mouse stops responding or the PS/2 keyboard isn't

working.

x Take Control: When multiple users are connected to the same system, use this button

to take control away from another user. Only one user may control the keyboard and

mouse at any time. All users see the same picture.

x Thumbnails: Switch to smaller thumbnail size screen images (click anywhere on

thumbnail to restore it). Each button corresponds to a different sized image, from half

size to one-sixteenth.

x Logout: End the VNC login session and disconnect.

x Video Tuning: Sub-menu with video adjustments, to be used when automatic picture

adjust does not provide a good quality picture. (See section below.)

x VirtKeys: Virtual keyboard provides a menu with special keys that are often hard to

generate but needed by the remote system (see below).

x KVM Menu: Allows access to the menus on a KVM unit.

x Bribar: Closes or reopens the Bribar window along the bottom of the screen.

VirtKeys Menu

Clicking any button in the top half of the window simulates pressing and releasing the

indicated key. In the bottom area of the screen, clicking will simulate the indicated Meta

key being pressed. You may then click in the top part to send another key and release the