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Chapter 6: Video Viewer 90
5. If you want the Video Viewer to receive a constant stream of video data from the target device,
select the Background Refresh checkbox. If you want the Video Viewer to receive data only
when a change has occurred on the target device, clear the Background Refresh checkbox.
Adjusting The Video Viewer Toolbar
You may add up to 10 buttons to the toolbar. Use these buttons to provide access to defined
function and keyboard macros. By default, the Align Local Cursor, Refresh Image and Single
Cursor Mode buttons are visible on the toolbar.
To add buttons to the toolbar:
1. Select Tools — Session Options from the Video Viewer toolbar. The Session Options window
opens.
2. Click the Toolbar tab.
3. Select the items you want to add to the Video Viewer toolbar.
4. Click OK.
Setting the Toolbar Hide Delay time
The toolbar disappears when you remove the mouse cursor unless the Thumbtack button has been
clicked. Change the interval between the removal of the mouse cursor and the disappearance of the
toolbar by adjusting the Toolbar Hide Delay time.
To change the Toolbar Hide Delay time:
1. Select Tools — Session Options from the Video Viewer toolbar. The Session Options window
opens.
2. Click the Toolbar tab.
3. In the Toolbar Hide Delay field, type the number of seconds you want the toolbar to be visible
after the mouse cursor is removed.
— or —
Using the Up and Down buttons, click to increase or decrease the number of seconds you want
the toolbar to be visible after the mouse cursor is removed.
4. Click OK to accept the changes and return to the Video Viewer.
Using Macros
Use the Video Viewer macro function:
• To send a macro from a predefined macro group. Macro groups for Windows and Sun are
already defined. Selecting from the available categories and keystrokes saves time and
eliminates the risk of typographical errors.