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Hotkey Operation
(continued)
Auto Scanning
Auto Scan switches among all the CPU Ports that are accessible to the current Operator at regular intervals
(see Scan/Skip Mode, p. 22, for information regarding accessible ports). This function is
convenient for automatically monitoring the activity of the computers on the installation.
(see Scan/Skip Mode, p. 22, for information regarding accessible ports). This function is
convenient for automatically monitoring the activity of the computers on the installation.
Setting the Scan Interval: The amount of time Auto Scan dwells on each port is set with the Scan
Duration setting of the OSD F3 SET function (see p. 21). You can change the scan interval before
activating Hotkey Auto Scanning, if you wish, with the following Hotkey combination:
Duration setting of the OSD F3 SET function (see p. 21). You can change the scan interval before
activating Hotkey Auto Scanning, if you wish, with the following Hotkey combination:
1. Invoke the Hotkey Mode (see p. 27).
2. Key in [T] [n]
Where [T] is the letter T, and [n] is a number from 1-255 that represents the number of seconds for
the dwell time. The letter T and the numbers display on the Command Line as you key them in. If
you make a mistake, use [Backspace] to erase the wrong number.
the dwell time. The letter T and the numbers display on the Command Line as you key them in. If
you make a mistake, use [Backspace] to erase the wrong number.
3. Press [Enter]
After you press [Enter], you automatically exit the Hotkey Mode, and are ready to invoke Auto Scanning.
Invoking Auto Scan:
To start Auto Scanning, key in the following Hotkey combination:
1. Invoke the Hotkey Mode (see p. 27).
2. Press [A].
After you press A, you automatically exit the Hotkey Mode, and enter Auto Scan Mode, and Auto
Scanning begins.
Scanning begins.
• While you are in Auto Scan Mode, you can pause the scanning in order to keep the focus on a
particular computer either by pressing P or with a Left Click of the mouse. During the time that
Auto Scanning is paused, the Command Line displays: Auto Scan: Paused.
Auto Scanning is paused, the Command Line displays: Auto Scan: Paused.
Pausing and Exiting are the two ways to stop scanning and keep the focus on a particular computer. If
you intend to continue scanning after a brief stop, Pausing is more convenient than Exiting Auto Scan
Mode completely. This is because when you Resume scanning after Pausing, you start from where
you left off. On the other hand, if you Exit and then Restart Auto Scan, you start over from the very
first computer on the installation.
you intend to continue scanning after a brief stop, Pausing is more convenient than Exiting Auto Scan
Mode completely. This is because when you Resume scanning after Pausing, you start from where
you left off. On the other hand, if you Exit and then Restart Auto Scan, you start over from the very
first computer on the installation.
To Resume Auto Scanning after you Pause, press any key or Left Click. Scanning continues from
where it left off.
where it left off.
• While Auto Scan Mode is in effect, ordinary keyboard and mouse functions are suspended—only
Auto Scan Mode compliant keystrokes and mouse clicks can be input. You must exit Auto Scan
Mode in order to regain normal control of the console.
Mode in order to regain normal control of the console.
3. To exit Auto Scan Mode press [Esc] or [Spacebar]. Auto Scanning stops when you exit Auto Scan
Mode.
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