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30 MASTERCONSOLE IP USER GUIDE

Note: In order for “ActiveX control” option to work, KVM Vision Viewer needs to be installed for

using KVM Remote Access with MCIP.

In the Miscellaneous Remote Console Settings panel, click on the checkbox before Start in

Monitor Mode to set the initial value for monitor mode. By default, monitor mode is disabled. If

you enable it, the Remote Console window will be started in a read-only mode.

Click on the checkbox before Start in Exclusive Access Mode to enable exclusive access mode

immediately upon Remote Console startup. This will log off any other users on Remote Console

at that time. No other user can access Remote Console while you have this feature enabled.

In the Mouse Hot Key panel, you can specify a Hot Key combination to start the mouse

synchronization process (when used in Remote Console) or to leave single mouse mode.

In the Remote Console Button Keys panel, specify keystrokes or key combinations for use on

the remote system that cannot be generated locally. If the local system is operating with a

different keyboard, a necessary key might be missing, or if the local system is unconditionally

catching this keystroke already, you can assign a shortcut button to a keystroke command.

Typical examples include [CTRL+ALT+DELETE] on Windows and DOS, or

[CTRL+BACKSPACE] on Linux.

The syntax to define a new Button Key:

[confirm] <keycode>[+|-[*]<keycode>]*

confirm requests confirmation via dialog box before the key strokes are sent to the remote host.

keycode is the key to be sent to the remote host. Multiple key codes can be concatenated with a

plus or minus sign: the plus sign builds key combinations, and all keys will be pressed until a

minus sign or the end of the combination. In this case, all pressed keys will be released in

reversed sequence. The minus sign builds single, separate key presses and key releases. The

asterisk inserts a 100 millisecond pause between strokes. Please see the appendices for key codes

and aliases recognized by MCIP.

If you require additional button keys, click More entries for additional entry fields. Click on the

Click here for Help

link for more on-line assistance when entering Button Keys.

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