Rose Electronics VISTA L-SERIES - Manual (Page 23)

Vista L-Series Installation and Operations Manual 17
To enable the “Scan mode”, press and release the left <Ctrl> key, then
type S. The Vista switch will begin scanning sequentially from its current
computer through the remaining computers (as set by the maximum
computers command), and then begin again at computer 1.
Scan mode (Off)
To stop the “Scan mode”, press and release the left <Ctrl> key and then
type “X”. Issuing a computer select command also turns off scanning.
Scan time interval
The “Scan Time interval” command sets the time, in seconds that the Vista
switch will pause at each of the computers when scanning. The default
setting is 5 seconds. To change the Scan Time to another interval press
and release the left <Ctrl> key, type “T” then enter the new scan time
interval (1-16 seconds), and press <Enter>.
Reset
To “Reset” the mouse and keyboard, press and release the left <Ctrl> key,
then type “R”. This command is used to reset the mouse and keyboard on
the currently selected Vista port without removing power from the Vista
switch. This is most useful to reset a PS/2 mouse that has been unplugged
and plugged back in. Upon issuing this command, all keyboard LEDs will
go on and then return to their previous state.
Reset computer mouse type (NT and WIN 2K systems only)
DO NOT issue this command on non-NT or Win 2K based computers.
Press and release the left <Ctrl> key, then type “O”. This command sends
a reset mouse command to the currently selected NT or Win 2K computer.
The command is used to recover a stuck mouse on an NT or Win 2K
system.
Send null byte
Press and release the left <Ctrl> key, then type “N”. This command is
used to re-synchronize an out-of-sync PS/2 mouse. The command may
need to be entered once or twice, depending if the mouse is out-of-sync by
one or two bytes.
Identify ROM version
Press and release the left <Ctrl> key, then type “I”. This command is used
to identify the revision level of the Vista firmware currently installed. Before
entering this command, the selected CPU must be at a command prompt,
word processor, or text editor, so when the Vista switch sends the ROM
revision level the result can be displayed.