Linkskey LKV-IPM01 - Manual (Page 34)

KLE User Guide R1.2
Connection Performance Tuning
However, if you are using a dial-up modem line and experiencing slow keyboard
mouse movement and response, you might check whether you are using the default
LAN encoding scheme or even the RAW scheme, which requires much more packet
quantity in transmitting a video frame; or there is a network bottleneck somewhere
in between KLE and your client desktop. For more details, please refer to Section
3.13, Common Video Display Problem Troubleshooting.
3.6 Mouse Cursors Synchronization
Normally, you will see both the local cursor and the remote cursor on the view area.
You can specify the shape of the local cursor as seen within the Viewer Window
either as a dot, an arrow or none (not showing any local cursor within the viewer
area). Also if these two cursors become out of sync, all you need to do is to hit
default the mouse synchronization hotkey (right) Ctrl – (right) Ctrl – Home to
synchronize the two cursors.
Mouse cursors out of sync Mouse cursors in Sync
Local/remote cursor resynchronization hotkey- RCtrl-RCtrl-Home
Note that, while operating your mouse, it is not necessary to wait till the remote cursor has actually caught
up with the local one before you can click on the target in the view area. Actually, you can click the target just
using the local cursor well before your remote cursor catches up the target!
3.7 Save the Connection Options
After you have optimized you connection options, you might want to save the
connection options. Next time when you log in with the KLE viewer to KLE server,
the viewer on that specific client computer will use the stored connection parameters
as well as the password (but not the private path phrase, which is not saved since it
is used by secured/PKI-authenticated connection) for connection with KLE.
To save connection options, click the KLE icon on the Viewer title bar to call forth
the Viewer Quick Menu and select Save the connection options.
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