Raritan Computer DKX132 User Manual
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Setting Session Timeout
Session Timeout applies only to local users. When the local user is viewing target video and there
is no keyboard or mouse activity for a specified amount of time, that user is logged out of the
target video, but the OSD remains active.
Session Timeout applies only to local users. When the local user is viewing target video and there
is no keyboard or mouse activity for a specified amount of time, that user is logged out of the
target video, but the OSD remains active.
Note: Please do not confuse Session Timeout with Idle User Timeout, which applies to all users,
whether local or remote. When Idle User Timeout expires, the user is disconnected from the video
and also logged out of the client application (the OSD, MPC, RRC).
whether local or remote. When Idle User Timeout expires, the user is disconnected from the video
and also logged out of the client application (the OSD, MPC, RRC).
1. Log on to Dominion KX as a user with administrative privileges, and press F5 to activate the
Administrative Menu.
Figure 56 Administrative Menu
2. Select Option 1, User Station Profile. The User Station Profile screen appears.
Figure 57 User Station Profile Screen
3. Use the Ç and È keys to navigate through the menu to the Session Timeout field.
4. Press ENTER.
5. When the highlight turns green, use numerical keys or the Ç and È keys to change values.
4. Press ENTER.
5. When the highlight turns green, use numerical keys or the Ç and È keys to change values.
By default, the session timeout feature is set to 00 minutes, which means there is no timeout,
and users are never logged off for inactivity. You can set a timeout period in one minute
increments, up to a maximum of 30 minutes.
and users are never logged off for inactivity. You can set a timeout period in one minute
increments, up to a maximum of 30 minutes.
6. Press S to save changes, and then press ESC to exit the menu.