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XTENSYS INSTALLATION AND OPERATIONS MANUAL

Operating procedure

With all connections in place and the system powered up, you can connect and fully control all connected computers

and serial peripherals as if you were directly connected to that piece of equipment. To switch the KVM station to any

connected computer, press and release the attention key (left Ctrl key), then enter the CPU port to switch to. If you

need to perform maintenance on the computer connected to CPU port #12, the command to switch to this port would

be: Press and release the left Ctrl key, then within 2 seconds, enter the CPU port (12) to switch to and press enter.

Instantly the KVM station now has control of the computer or device connected to CPU port #12.

Below is a summary of the keyboard commands used by Xtensys. Ctrl Key Sequence is a press and release of the

left control key. Enter the command following Ctrl within 2 seconds to initiate that command.

A complete explanation of each command and also the use of the OSD is covered in the users manual. The Main

OSD Menu is displayed by executing the key sequence “Ctrl + F12”. This will display the Main Menu items that are

available. From this menu you can name the computers and KVM stations, set-up security for the system, configure

a CPU port for serial functions, and much more. All menu items are fully covered with explanations and examples in

the operations manual.

Command Key Sequence Description

Main Menu [Ctrl] [F12] Displays main menu

CPU List [Ctrl] [Esc] Displays CPU selection list

Direct CPU connect [Ctrl] n [Enter] Connects directly to the specific CPU number “n”.

Connect Back [Ctrl] [Backspace] Connects to the previous CPU

Connect Down [Ctrl] [Minus sign] Connects to the previous CPU in a Group.

Connect Up [Ctrl] [Plus sign] Connects to the next sequential CPU in a group

KVM Status [Ctrl] D Displays / Removes status box.

Logout [Ctrl] L Logs user out if the KVM station is configured for user logins.

Disconnect [Ctrl] Q Disconnects the current CPU

Reset Keyboard/ mouse [Ctrl] R Resets / enables keyboard and mouse; enables PS/2 mouse

on connected CPU

Send Null Byte [Ctrl] N Sends a null byte to the CPU’s PS/2 mouse port. Use this

command if the PS/2 mouse gets “out of sync”.

Reset Mouse (NT or Unix

systems only)

[Ctrl] O (not zero) Resets the currently selected NT or Unix computers PS/2

mouse. Also switches the NT mouse driver to “wheel” mode.

Start Scan [Ctrl] S Sequentially steps through all connected CPUs in a group.

Stop Scan [Ctrl] X Turns scan “Off”

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