Hotkeys - Raritan Dominion KX III User Manual

Chapter 8: Setting User Preferences

Hotkeys

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6. Click Save.
7. (Optional) To test whether the currently selected speaker works,
click the Test Speaker buttons.
You can enable, disable and customize hotkeys to control the User
Station, manage windows, or control KVM Client functions. These
hotkeys, when pressed, are executed on the User Station rather than
being transmitted to any target servers you are operating. To use any of
these hotkeys to control the target servers instead of the User Station,
you must disable or change these hotkey settings on the User Station.
Many hotkey functions are programmed and enabled by default.
There are three categories of hotkeys:
User Station Functions Hotkeys: Configure hotkeys that are always
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processed locally by the User Station desktop. They are not sent to a
target server if you use them from within a KVM session. If you want
to use any of these key combinations, such as Alt+Tab or
Ctrl+Alt+Delete, in KVM sessions, you should make sure that key
combination is not assigned in this category, or disable that function
it is assigned to.
Window Management Hotkeys: Configure hotkeys to close windows,
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switch between windows, or move them around on your desktop.
When Switch Keys is enabled, you can use Shift + Windows +

Arrow to switch between open windows.
Move Keys are key combinations that move the foreground

window around on the desktop. You can disable this function.
Move Keys
See
KVM Client Hotkeys: Configure hotkeys for functions within the KVM
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Client. Note that if you disable the hotkey for single mouse mode,
this function is disabled.
KVM Port Hotkeys: Hotkeys that have been configured for ports
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appear here.
• Window Layout Hotkeys: Configure hotkeys to manage your window
Window Layouts
layouts. See
To view, enable or disable, and customize hotkeys:
1. If not displayed, launch the User Station Configuration window. See
User Station Configuration.
(on page 105).
(on page 107).