Linkskey LKV-9208IP - Manual (Page 71)

Prima IP User Guide Rev. 1.6
If you choose a smaller resolution, you have to be aware that any screen larger than
what you specify here will not be shown on the viewer. The PRIMA IP supports
resolutions as follows:
• 640 x 400
• 640 x 480
• 800 x 600
• 1024 x 768
• 1152 x 864
• 1280 x 1024
• 1600 x 1200
Refer to the Video Mode Database page for more detailed information about the
refresh rate support.
Hot Keys
PRIMA IP can detect a special sequence of keystrokes when you type on your remote
keyboard. This special sequence is used to ask PRIMA IP to resynchronize the local
and the remote mouse cursors in a fast and convenient way. For example, it is faster
to type CTLR–CTLR–Home on the keyboard than to use the mouse and select a
command into a menu. For compatibility with higher devices, this command is divided
in two parts called Viewer Hot Keys and Mouse Resynchronization Key.
Please be aware that the Viewer Hot Keys are transmitted to the KVM or server
attached to the PRIMA IP. On the contrary, the Mouse Resynchronization Key is eaten
by the PRIMA IP. Thus, because the Viewer Hot Keys are transmitted, they must be
as harmless as possible. Viewer Hot Keys such as NumLock- NumLock, Scrlk-Scrlk or
Ctrl-Ctrl can work because they produce generally no effect. On the contrary, the
Mouse Resynchronization Key can be anything since it is not transmitted by PRIMA IP.
The Hot Keys can be configured to fit your needs. To find out the key positions on a
standard keyboard, please refer to the Keyboard Drawing.
Note 1: The Viewer Hot Keys are transmitted to the KVM attached. Thus they must
be chosen so that they don't interfere with the KVM hot keys.
Note 2: If you are running the Java viewer on Mac OS, you might find that the
default mouse resynchronization sequence – CTLR-CTLR-Home - does not work. That
is because the Right Control key on Mac keyboard sends out a different key code as
the PC keyboard. If that is the case, you might consider to configure your Hot Keys as
for example, CTLL-CTLL and S.
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