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SwitchView IP 1020 Installer/User Guide
Novell NetWare
To adjust the mouse speed and cursor settings for NetWare Versions 5
and 6 drivers:
Novell NetWare versions 5 and 6 are not delivered with a method for changing the mouse
acceleration. An NLM (NetWare Loadable Module) jointly developed by Avocent and Novell is
available from the Avocent web site which may be used to properly align the mouse.
1.
In a web browser, enter http://www.avocent.com to visit the Avocent web site home page.
2.
On the Avocent web site home page, click the Support link to go to the Technical Support web
page or contact Avocent Technical Support. See Appendix E on page 44 for Avocent
contact information.
Apple Mac OS
To adjust the mouse speed and cursor settings for Versions 10.3 or later (using
default drivers):
NOTE: Apple Mac OS Versions 10.3 and later have no option to disable mouse acceleration with the provided
drivers. The instructions below only slow down mouse acceleration rather than disabling it. However, you can
activate Single Cursor Mode to make the mouse pointer "invisible."
1.
Click the Apple icon.
2.
Select System Prefs to open the System Prefs window.
3.
Select View - Mouse to open the Mouse dialog box.
4.
Set the Tracking Speed slider to the default of the fifth tick mark from the left.
5.
(Optional) Set the Double-Click Speed slider to the desired position. Test the double-click
speed by double-clicking a word in the text field below the slider.
6.
Close the Mouse dialog box to save your settings.
7.
Click Align Local Cursor to resynchronize the mouse in the remote session window.
The mouse resynchronizes and should work properly.
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