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Other Settings
Mouse Speed Setting
Constant mouse cursor speed is essential for system usability. Having
several systems each with a different cursor "ground speed" is bad
for the user. HSL calculates and adjusts the cursor speed across
different displays and computers using the geometry and display
settings entered by the administrator.
In addition, the KM settings include a global speed setting with input
values between 1 and 10 that can be changed to adjust the cursor
speed for all displays. Typical initial setting of cursor speed is 5. After
initial use the exact value can be set based on user inputs.
VDT Enabled / Disabled Setting
It is possible through the VDT enabled / disabled setting to disable
the mouse cursor tracking function. Once VDT is disabled – the KM
will enable channel selection only through:
1. Front panel push-buttons;
2. Keyboard shortcuts; and:
3. RDC (if connected)
This setting is enabled by default.
Prevent transition while dragging feature
HSL Secure KM offers a unique feature that further improves usability
– Prevent transition while dragging. When this feature is enabled, if
the user drags an object on one display (while left mouse key
pressed), the cursor would not leave that display.
The following table describes the keyboard shortcuts available on HSL
KM switches:
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4 & 8 port Secure KM Switch User Manual
Key Combination
Name
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | r
Reset to Factory defaults
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | f
Freeze
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | U
Unfreeze
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | +
Increase mouse speed
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | -
Decrease mouse speed
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | d | c
Setup mode
CTRL | CTRL | F12
Last loaded configuration
Driver Installation
To enable proper KM interaction with computers having multiple
head (more than one display), mouse driver software must be
installed. Driver can be loaded from HSL web-site. The driver is
available in EXE file that installs itself at the target computer.
Description
Device will reset to factory
defaults with all settings and
configuration
deleted
completely.
Disable
VDT.
Switching
between systems will not be
possible
via
mouse
movement.
Enable
VDT.
Switching
between systems will be
again possible via mouse
movement.
Mouse
speed
will
be
increased.
Mouse
speed
will
be
decreased
In the next boot after
pressing
this
key
combination the device will
boot
into
setup
mode
allowing
him
to
communicate
with
configuration utility.
Revert to the last externally
loaded
configuration
(configuration loaded via
configuration utility).
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