Rose electronic ULTRAMATRIX 2xE Switch User Manual


 
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Keyboard (Default: PC mode 2)
To change the keyboard type for a selected computer or configure the
CPU port for a serial device, use the up/down arrow keys to select the
computer whose keyboard needs changing. Use the right arrow key to
select the keyboard field and press [Enter]. A selection box will display
listing the supported keyboard types and serial support options. Use
the up/down arrow keys to select the keyboard type or serial support
needed for the selected computer and press [Enter]. The choices are:
PC1: Supports most IBM compatible PCs, PS/2 models, and PCs
that do not use PC mode 2.
PC2: Supports most PCs.
PC3: Supports Unix workstations and servers, IBM RS/6000, SGI,
HP700 or 9000 series, DEC Alpha
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, or other computers.
USB-PC: USB PC keyboard support.
USB-Sun: USB Sun keyboard support.
Sun: Supports Sun systems*
Serial 9600,N,8,1: Serial support @ 9600 Baud rate*
Serial 4800,N,8,1: Serial support @ 4800 Baud rate*
Serial 2400,N,8,1: Serial support @ 2400 Baud rate*
Serial 1200,N,8,1: Serial support @ 1200 Baud rate*
Serial 600,N,8,1: Serial support @ 600 Baud rate*
Serial 300,N,8,1: Serial support @ 300 Baud rate*
Serial 110,N,8,1: Serial support @ 110 Baud rate*
Serial 50,N,8,1: Serial support @ 50 Baud rate*
* Available on Multi-platform models only
Mouse (Default: PS/2)
To change the mouse type for a selected computer, use the up/down
arrow keys to select the computer whose mouse needs changing. Use
the right arrow keys to select the mouse field and press [Enter]. A
selection box will display listing the supported mouse types. Use the
up/down arrow keys to select the correct mouse type for the selected
computer and press [Enter]. The supported mouse types are:
PS/2 - 6-pin mini-Din connector with 2 or 3 buttons
PS/2 wheel - incorporates a small wheel for special functions.
Serial 2-button - connects to a computer’s COM port.
Serial 3-button - connects to a computer’s COM port.
Note: If you set the mouse to PS/2 and the CPUs operating system is
capable of supporting a wheel mouse, the mouse type will
automatically be changed to PS/2 wheel.