Usb 3.0 Port - Emerson Avocent User Manual

To switch between computers:
Select the computer by pressing the corresponding front panel push-button on the front of the
switch. The LED number will illuminate to indicate which computer is currently selected. It will take
approximately one second for the video signal to sync after switching computers.
To switch between computers using keyboard shortcuts:
Select the computer by typing key combinations on the keyboard. To switch to another channel,
press left CTRL + left CTRL + < the channel number >.
NOTE: Use left control key only.
The following table details keyboard shortcut options for KM models.
KM Keyboard Shortcuts
Key Combination
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | r
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | f
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | u
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | +
CTRL | CTRL | F11 | -

USB 3.0 port

Three front panel USB 3.0 ports, enabled by default, provide easy access and connectivity to any
external USB device to ensure quick data transfer. One port is a high charged port allowing
charging of other devices, such as tablets. The host detection USB freeze function enables the
user to switch between channels without affecting the processes performed by devices connected
to the USB port, such as file transfers. When only one computer is using the USB port function,
ensure that it is connected to channel one.
Using USB freeze
If you need to retain authentication information on one channel after switching to another, you can
freeze the USB port of the first channel.
To freeze the USB channel:
1. Select the channel you want to freeze.
2. On the front panel, switch the USB port Freeze toggle to FREEZE mode. The channel
indicator will illuminate on the selected channel and on the Freeze toggle.
Description
Device resets to factory defaults and all settings and configurations are
deleted.
Disable cursor navigation. Switching between systems will not be
possible with mouse movement.
Enable cursor navigation. Switching between systems is possible with
mouse movement.
Mouse speed is increased.
Mouse speed is decreased.
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