Network Technologies CAT5 - Manual (Page 35)

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To edit the Host Adapter enter the desired parameter values as defined in the chart below:
Suggestion: Use the < Tab > key to quickly jump between editable fields for easy configuration management.
Function Description Keystroke
Name Modify the name (of the selected Host Adapter)- opens
an edit field to enter a character string- 16 characters
max., case sensitive.
Press <Enter> or <Tab> to save
Press <Esc> to cancel
N
Mac Designate a Host Adapter to be connected to a Mac-
A checkmark in the box indicates Mac CPU M - Spacebar
User Access
Controls
Open list of Users to select which users will have access
to this Host Adapter U
Share Mode *only shown in Matrix Mode* (page 34)- Configure
sharing for the Host Adapter. Options are None, Limited,
and Full. S - Spacebar
Delete Delete Host Adapter from Host Adapters list D
Help Display topic specific help page F1
---- Return to Host Adapter List Esc
FYI: When modifying the name, the position of that Host Adapter in the Host Adapter list will be adjusted according to
its alphabetical order. Index numbers will adjust accordingly.
FYI: When deleting a Host Adapter, all configurable settings including DDC information and the MAC configuration will
be removed. If a Host Adapter is deleted while connected, it must be disconnected from the CPU and reconnected in
order to be re-discovered by the User Station.
Configure MAC Host Adapters
Designating a Host Adapter for use with a MAC CPU enables the mouse to pass information to a connected USB MAC CPU. This
is useful when the user wants to use mouse drivers provided by the mouse vendor, which allows the use of programmable
functions for each button. Host Adapters should be configured at installation time or whenever necessary. After setting, the
configuration is stored in non-volatile memory and will be retrieved whenever the PRIMUX-UZR is power ON. When the Host
Adapter is connected to a Windows, SUN, or USB SUN CPU, this configuration SHOULD BE DISABLED. By default, all Host
Adapters are configured for connection to non-USB MAC CPUs (Windows and USB SUN).
FYI: If a Host Adapter is configured as connected to a non-MAC CPU, but is in fact connected to a MAC CPU, the mouse
will still work as a generic mouse. No special functions provided by software drivers will be available.
User Access Controls
The User Access Controls list enables the administrator to assign which users will have access to a specific Host Adapter.
Figure 29- User Access Controls list