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ALT-O
When you select a device attached to an XPSI module, it is called opening a
session. You may use the Alt-O command to open a session from anywhere in
the menuing program. Sessions may also be opened through the Open Session
Menu, discussed later in this chapter.
ALT-N
Alt-N brings up the Security Monitor. This is used to track the logging and
switching history of system users. The Security Monitor can also be accessed
through the Administrator Control Menu, discussed later in this chapter.
ALT-T
Alt-T brings up the System Management Tools. These tools are used for
system maintenance and troubleshooting. The System Management Tools can
also be accessed through the Administrator Control Menu, discussed later in
this chapter.
ALT-C
Alt-C is used to close the active, or current, channel. Once you close a session,
the Options Screen will appear until you select another channel as active. This
is the only method available for closing a session. For more information on
opening and closing a session, see the Open Session Menu discussed later in
this chapter.
ALT-I
This command displays the current channel address, EPROM date and the
hardware, firmware and FLASH revision dates of your XPIQ module. Press
any key to exit this information window.
ALT-B
This command is used to emulate the BREAK key found on many ASCII
terminals. Its function is user dependent.
ALT-Tab
After you press ALT-M to initiate your menuing system, Alt-Tab is used to cycle
through the three available system menus. Alt-Tab is also used to cycle through
your open sessions. The Open Session Menu is discussed later in this chapter.
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