Adder Technology Adder TS4 ユーザーズマニュアル
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Operation
In operation, the Adder TS4 allows you to quickly switch between up to four
systems. One system can be accessed at a time, whereupon the common
keyboard and mouse are linked to that system. The Adder TS4 deceives the
other systems that they still have a keyboard and mouse connected to them in
order that they respond quickly and correctly once they are again selected.
systems. One system can be accessed at a time, whereupon the common
keyboard and mouse are linked to that system. The Adder TS4 deceives the
other systems that they still have a keyboard and mouse connected to them in
order that they respond quickly and correctly once they are again selected.
The
SYSTEM
readout
On the front panel of the Adder TS4 unit, the
SYSTEM
readout indicates either:
• The computer system to which the keyboard and mouse are connected, or
• An alternative mode of operation, such as password protected mode,
• An alternative mode of operation, such as password protected mode,
configuration mode, upgrade mode, etc.
Typical
SYSTEM
readout displays are:
, , or
Indicates the currently selected system. The selected channel
will also be indicated on the remote control.
will also be indicated on the remote control.
The Adder TS4 is disabled, no system is currently selected. The
remote control will not show any channel indication.
remote control will not show any channel indication.
The Adder TS4 is password protected. You must enter the
current password to gain access. See
current password to gain access. See
for details. The remote control will not show any
channel indication.
Configuration mode is currently active. Press
to exit. See
for details. The remote control will not
show any channel indication.
Upgrade mode is currently active. See
for details.
The remote control will not show any channel indication.
The upgrade process is complete. Set mini switch 7 to OFF to
exit upgrade mode.
exit upgrade mode.
Main digit indicates currently selected system
or other modes - see below for details.
or other modes - see below for details.
Flashing dot indicates keyboard
and/or mouse activity.
and/or mouse activity.
Selecting systems
There are five ways to select a system:
• The Adder TS4 unit
SELECT
button
• The optional RC4 Remote control selector
• Keyboard hotkey combinations
• Mouse button combinations
• Automatic switching using the optional Synchrony utility
• Keyboard hotkey combinations
• Mouse button combinations
• Automatic switching using the optional Synchrony utility
To use the Adder TS4 unit
SELECT
button
Note: You can determine whether the Adder TS4 visits every port in turn
(regardless of whether active systems are connected to them) or only those with
active systems connected. See
(regardless of whether active systems are connected to them) or only those with
active systems connected. See
• Press the
SELECT
button repeatedly until the
SYSTEM
readout shows the
required system number.
To use the remote control selector
• Press the remote control button that corresponds to the required system. The
adjacent indicator will illuminate to show that the chosen system is selected.
To use keyboard hotkey combinations
Note: The standard hotkeys can be changed to avoid clashes with software
applications, see
Note: The standard hotkeys can be changed to avoid clashes with software
applications, see
•
To.select.a.particular.system: Press and hold the hotkeys (usually
and
), then also press the number of the required system and release all three
keys.
•
To.select.the.next.system: Press and hold the hotkeys (usually
and
), then press and release the
key until the required system is
selected. Release the hotkeys.
Note: You can determine whether the Adder TS4 visits every port in turn
(regardless of whether active systems are connected to them) or only those with
active systems connected. See
active systems connected. See
To use mouse button combinations
Note: The mouse button arrangements can be changed, see
Note: The mouse button arrangements can be changed, see
for details.
• Press and hold the mouse scroll wheel (or centre mouse button) and then
press either the left mouse button to change to the next system or the right
mouse button to change to the previous system.
mouse button to change to the previous system.
To use automatic switching (optional Synchrony utility required)
Simply move the mouse cursor beyond the edge of the current screen in the
direction of the next screen. Control should switch to a new screen/system.
Simply move the mouse cursor beyond the edge of the current screen in the
direction of the next screen. Control should switch to a new screen/system.