Network Technologies CAT5 User Manual

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Standards of Operation
Throughout this manual, various standards of operation apply to the menus used to control and operate the PRIMUX.
•  OSD menus can be navigated by the up and down arrows on the keyboard, as well as the <Page Up>, <Page Down>,
<Home>, and <End> keys.
The up and down arrows increment/decrement one line item at a time
<Page Up> and <Page Down> increment/decrement by one page at a time
<Home>  will jump to the beginning of the list
<End> will jump to the end of the list.
•  The scroll bar in a list can be used by clicking on the corresponding up and down arrow above and below the scroll
bar.
•  The mouse wheel may be used to move the selection bar
•  Functions that are "Administrator Only" are also available to users having administrative rights (see page 25).
•  Placing the mouse over a listed Host Adapter highlighting the listed item with a blackened background "selects" the
Host Adapter.   Clicking on it while in Command Mode will connect to that Host Adapter.
•  Available functions will have white characters with one red character. The background of available functions will
       become green when the mouse pointer is positioned over the function. Functions that are not available will be
       transparent.
•  When pressing a letter is called for to select a function, press either the corresponding key on the keyboard or use
the mouse to select the function.
•  To exit any menu,  press <Esc> or <X> on the keyboard or click on "Esc" in the menu.
• 
When  "+" is shown between keystrokes, it indicates a chorded sequence (press and hold  the keys consecutively
until all keys in the sequence are pressed).   I.e.  <Ctrl>+<`> is a chorded sequence to enter Command Mode.
•  When "-" is shown between keystrokes, it indicates to press the keys consecutively (press and release one at a time)
•  Press <F10> to return directly to the Command Mode menu
                                                                        Figure 11- PRIMUX-UZR front panel
Keypad Control
The keypad on the front panel of the PRIMUX User Station enables a user to quickly set the User Station to connect to the desired
CPU.    Two seven-segment LEDs illuminate to show the index number of the Host Adapter the user is connected to.   The Up and
Down buttons enable the user to search for the desired CPU.   The Favorite buttons, 1-8,  can be programmed for quick selection
of the most commonly connected CPUs.   (See Fig. 11)  By default, the Favorite buttons 1-8 are pre-programmed to connect to
Host Adapters 1-8.
To program a Favorite button,
Use the Search buttons to select the desired Host Adapter index number to connect with  (or use OSD Command
               Mode).
With the index number in the LED display, press and hold the Favorite button to be associated with it for at least 2
               seconds.  The LED will blink when the selection is remembered and until the Favorite button is released.
When this button is pressed, the User Station will immediately connect to the selected Host Adapter.
Repeat for each Favorite button to be programmed.
Note:  Favorite buttons are not available when PRIMUX is mounted in a RACKMUX-15/17-PRIMUX drawer.
Security
The PRIMUX CAT5 KVM System is designed with security to prevent unauthorized use of the CPUs connected as determined by
the administrator.     Up to 16 users may be given access to the system,  each with individual limitations of use.  Only the
administrator or user with administrative privileges can activate or deactivate the security features on each user port.  Finally, the
administrator can set a maximum idle time value after which the current user will be logged out and the login splash screen
displayed again.   The current security status, idle time out, and scan dwell time are all saved and will be restored whenever
power to the User Station is cycled OFF, then ON. To reset the administrator’s password call NTI and have the device serial
number of the PRIMUX User Station available.
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