Fine-Tune Connected Target Servers - Raritan TeleReach TR361 User Manual

Setup
Fine-Tune KVM Switch
1. Paragon:
a. One by one, from the Direct Analog User Console, view each Target Server accessible
from the UST1 connected to TeleReach and adjust the gain setting to negative 15.
Paragon video gain can be adjusted by pressing the + or – key while accessing any On-
Screen User Interface menu. The bottom of the OSUI menu will show the gain setting as
the + or – keys are pressed. Gain settings around negative 15 generally result in the
clearest image when each Target Server is viewed through TeleReach from a Remote
PC.
b. Adjust the help menu at the bottom of the KVM On-Screen Display menu so that it is
static and does not scroll. Bring up the User Profile On-Screen Menu (press <F4> while
viewing any OSUI menu) and set the Help Mode at the bottom of the User Profile menu
to Single Line.
2. MasterConsole MX
a.
Adjust the help menu at the bottom of the KVM On-Screen Display menu so that it is
static and does not scroll. Bring up the User Profile On-Screen Menu (press <F4> while
viewing any OSUI menu) and set the Help Mode at the bottom of the User Profile menu
to Single Line.

Fine-Tune Connected Target Servers

Target PCs
1. Ensure that all Target PCs have standard PS/2 Windows-based mouse drivers.
2. Set each Target PCs' mouse pointer motion and acceleration speed as follows:
a. For Windows 2000  based Target PCs, set the mouse motion speed on each
Target PC exactly to the middle speed setting between Slow and Fast, and set the
mouse motion acceleration speed on each Target PC to <None>.
b. For Windows '95, '98, or NT – based Target PCs, set the mouse motion speed on
each Target PC to the slowest setting possible.
c. For Windows XP  based Target PCs, disable the "Enhanced Pointer Precision"
feature and set the pointer speed to the middle setting on each Target PC. Start >
Control Panel > Printers and Other Hardware > Mouse > the Mouse Pointers window
will appear. Select the Pointer Options tab. In the "Motion" section deselect the
"Enhance pointer precision" check box, and ensure that the pointer speed is set
exactly to the middle speed setting between Slow and Fast.
NOTE: For Target PCs running Windows NT, 2000, or XP you may wish to set up a separate
desktop under a user name that is to be used only for remote connections through TeleReach. Mouse
pointer motion/acceleration settings in these Operating Systems are unique to the user desktop
where they are set. This will enable you to keep the Target PCs' slow mouse pointer
motion/acceleration settings exclusive to the TeleReach connection, since other users may desire
faster mouse speeds.
NOTE: Windows NT Administration or Log On screens may revert to pre-set mouse pointer
motion/acceleration speeds that differ from those suggested for optimal TeleReach performance. As
a result, mouse sync may not be optimal at these screens. If you're comfortable adjusting the registry
on the Windows NT Target PC, you can obtain better TeleReach mouse synchronization at
Administration screens by entering the Target PC's registry editor and changing the following
settings: Default user mouse motion speed = 0; mouse threshold 1= 0; mouse threshold 2 = 0.
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