Raritan Computer Home Theater Server KX2101-v2.20-0B-E User Manual
Chapter 3: Working with Target Servers
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Note: Enabling Scale Video will scale the complete target video image to
fit the remote desktop area as it grows or shrinks. You can combine this
setting with target screen resolution for a full page affect on targets with
a higher resolution than your desktop.
fit the remote desktop area as it grows or shrinks. You can combine this
setting with target screen resolution for a full page affect on targets with
a higher resolution than your desktop.
Auto-Scroll
The auto-scroll feature automatically scrolls the video display in the
direction of the cursor as the cursor approaches the edge of the display.
A thin border appears around the perimeter of the remote desktop area
to indicate the function is on. When enabled, if you see scroll bars and
then move the cursor onto the border, the page will automatically scroll in
the appropriate direction.
direction of the cursor as the cursor approaches the edge of the display.
A thin border appears around the perimeter of the remote desktop area
to indicate the function is on. When enabled, if you see scroll bars and
then move the cursor onto the border, the page will automatically scroll in
the appropriate direction.
The scroll border is activated by selecting Show Scroll Borders in the
Options dialog, which is accessed by choosing Tools > Options.
Options dialog, which is accessed by choosing Tools > Options.
Connection Profiles
Connection profiles store important information about your Raritan
device such as the IP address, custom TCP ports, preferred
compression settings, and custom security keys. A profile is required to
access devices outside your subnet and to access devices using a dial-
up connection.
device such as the IP address, custom TCP ports, preferred
compression settings, and custom security keys. A profile is required to
access devices outside your subnet and to access devices using a dial-
up connection.
Through profiles, you can set up personalized connections. These
profiles are not shared among other users.
profiles are not shared among other users.
The information collected when creating a new connection profile will
differ based on Generation 1 and Generation 2 devices.
differ based on Generation 1 and Generation 2 devices.
Tip: If your Raritan device is configured to use a custom TCP port or a
group security key, first create a connection profile so that you can
access the device.
group security key, first create a connection profile so that you can
access the device.
Creating, Modifying and Deleting Profiles in MPC
To create a profile:
1. There are two ways to create a profile:
For automatically discovered devices, right-click the device name
in the Navigator and choose Add Profile from the shortcut menu.
For other devices, choose Connection > New Profile.
The Add Connection dialog appears. Options are organized into
three tabs.
three tabs.
Note: The Connection and Security tabs are not available for
Generation 2 devices.
Generation 2 devices.