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SECT4

Operation

Selecting a computer

There are ﬁve ways to switch the common peripherals to speciﬁc computer

channels:

• UsingtheinnovativeFree-Flowautomaticswitchingutility

• Using the control panel

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• Using hotkeys

• Using mouse button presses

• Using the optional RC4 remote control

To select a computer using the control panel

The control panel allows you to determine how the various peripherals are

switched to one or more computer channels.

1 Optional:Ifyouneedtoselectivelyswitchsomeofyourperipherals,press

theMODEbuttonrepeatedlytochangetheswitchingmode:

K/MSPK USB1 USB2

MODE

Will switch all peripherals together

Will switch keyboard, mouse and speakers

Will switch only the keyboard and mouse

Will switch only the speakers

Will switch only USB peripheral 1

Will switch only USB peripheral 2

Notes:

If an indicator ﬂashes, it signiﬁes that the respective peripheral is currently

switched to another computer channel.

The peripherals to be switched using the Free-Flow method are set

independently

2 PresstheCOMPUTERbuttonrepeatedlytoselecttherequiredcomputer

channel.

To select a computer using the Free-Flow utility

Once conﬁgured, Free-Flow allows you to change channels merely by moving

the mouse to edge of one screen towards the next screen. As the mouse pointer

reaches the edge it will cause the channel to automatically change and will jump

to the next screen.

Notes:

Free-Flow cannot be enabled until a layout has been conﬁgured and

downloaded to the CCS4-USB switch - see Free-Flow conﬁguration.

The mouse will not ﬂow across the screens while any mouse buttons are pressed

down - this prevents undesired behaviour when dragging windows around or

group-selecting items.

You can determine which peripherals will be switched by Free-Flow

independently of those that would be switched with any other method. See

Switch Mode within the Switch... settings section.

You can continue to use any of the other channel switching methods while

Free-Flow is enabled.

The four upper indicators on the CCS4-USB display panel will scroll across every

few seconds to show that Free-Flow is enabled. See What is Free-Flow? for an

introduction to the utility or Free-Flow conﬁguration for more details about

how to prepare it for operation.

You can temporarily disable (and re-enable) Free-Flow using hotkey presses:

• Simultaneouslypressandhold and , then press

COMPUTERK/M SPKUSB1 USB2 MODE

Use this button

to choose which

peripherals will

be switched

The K/M, SPK, USB1, and USB2 indicators show which

peripherals are switched to the current computer

channel OR (as you begin pressing the MODE button)

the peripherals that will be switched during the next

press(es) of the COMPUTER button.

Use this button to

choose the next

required computer

Indicates the number

of the currently

selected computer

The upper four indicators will

intermittently scroll across

whenever Free-Flow is enabled.

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