Page 14 of 21 Scout mini - Manual Rev.1.0
Reset command for keyboard and mouse
This command is used to re-boot the mouse and keyboard without removing power from the Scout
mini and computer. This is most useful to reset a PS/2 mouse that has been unplugged and plugged
back in. This command is also useful to enable mouse data to be sent to a CPU, which has not
enabled the mouse. This may be the case if the Scout mini was not connected or was powered off
after a CPU was booted up. To issue the command, press and release the left Control Key, then type
R. To prevent unexpected crashes do not issue this command to a CPU which has a PS/2 mouse
connected, but no mouse driver is loaded.
Immediately after entering this command all keyboard LEDs will flash and then continue to work
normally.
Reset computer mouse command
This command sends a mouse-reset command to the currently selected computer. Don’t confuse this
command with the reset command, which resets the mouse itself. This command can be used to
recover a stuck mouse on NT. To issue the command, press and release the left Control Key, then
type O.
Do not use this on older computers, which can not recover the mouse by plugging a mouse in directly,
as it will make the mouse go out of sync.
Deactivating the control functions of the Scout mini
To run some games it might be necessary to deactivate the control functions of the Scout mini. To do
so press and release the left Control Key and enter z (<Ctrl> <z>). Now the Scout mini won’t accept
any control commands and you can’t switch between the computers with the keyboard anymore. You
can still switch from computer A to computer B using the Select switch on the front panel of the Scout
mini. To reset the normal settings of your Scout mini press the Reset switch on the front panel of the
Scout mini.
Reset to factory default
The settings that have been previously set and saved in non-volatile memory can be returned to their
factory default settings. This can be useful when the unit is being moved to a new installation or to put
the settings into a known condition. To perform this operation, hold in the “Select” switch on the front
panel and press and release the “Reset” switch. At least one computer must be connected to the unit,
so that the unit can be powered. The status LED will flash three times to signify that the non-volatile
memory has been returned to the original factory default settings listed in appendix A.
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