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CM0264 User Manual

Cursor Shift

The CM0264 offers dual display operation with one DVI display and one HD

audio/video display. When two displays are being used at the console, your

console mouse cursor can move across from one display to another. This is a

port switching function: the display where the mouse cursor is positioned

always has the KVM focus. This feature is only available when you are using

a dual display console.

Before using Cursor Shift, cycle through the ports displayed in the matrix

windows so the display you want to view on Display 2 is at the top, and ensure

that the cursor shift function is enabled (see Cursor Shift Port Switching,

page 31).

When the Cursor Shift is operated, the video output of the upper matrix

window shifts between the two displays (and matrix windows) as shown above

and described below:

 Cursor shifts from Display 1 (DVI; with matrix windows) to Display 2

(HD audio/video): Upper matrix window appears on Display 2; KVM

focus switches to Display 2. See Port Switching via Matrix Windows,

page 45, for details on the video display of the upper, center, and lower

matrix windows.

 Cursor shifts from Display 2 (HD audio/video) to Display 1 (DVI): KVM

focus returns to Display 1.

RTF Transfer Using CnP

The Rich Text Format (RTF) is a document file format developed by Microsoft

for cross-platform document interchange. The CM0264’s CnP function

supports the copy and paste of RTF content across matrix windows. Copy the

RTF content using the [Ctrl]+[C] hotkey. Next, press the [Alt]+[V] hotkey.

Then, select the target computer and find the location for the RTF content to be

pasted. Use the [Ctrl]+[V] hotkey.