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Enable/disable audio
output
Move the Host cursor to the top-right corner of a window; when the pop-up selection
appear:
Click (corresponds to red tally ; it will appear when move the Host cursor to
the bottom-right corner of a fullscreen window) icon and click to enable the HDMI
embedded audio of corresponding source to output through HDMI OUT port to the
monitor.
Click (corresponds to green tally ; it will appear when move the Host cursor
to the bottom-right corner of a fullscreen window) icon and click to mute the HDMI
embedded audio of corresponding source.
Table 3.1.2.2 Host Mode Functions for the 2
nd
to 5
th
HDMI Out Ports
3.1.3 Hotkeys
Hotkeys are available when utilizing the Sequoia 4K60 under the Host operation mode. Details below
are the Host operation mode hotkeys.
Ctrl – # – #
(1 to 5, 1 to 4)
To route an input source to display (in fullscreen mode) on the monitors connected to
HDMI output ports (i.e. “Ctrl – 1 – 1” will load input source 1 to display in fullscreen
mode of HDMI output port 1; “Ctrl – 5 – 2” will route input source 2 to HDMI output
port 5).
Resume to the duplicate display layout of HDMI output 1.
Note: only available when the system configuration is in Workstation (default) mode.
Returns to Sequoia 4K60 default layout.
Saves the display configuration as the latest preset to the Sequoia 4K60 so that on
the next boot-up the latest preset will be loaded.
Switch between the three factory default quad layout presets.
Load the previous user-created preset file.
Load the next user-created preset file.
When using the mouse in a workstation operation, there may be times when mouse
usage is not smooth or erratic behavior is observed. Use keyboard “Ctrl + Alt + Shift
+ R” hotkey to reset the mouse cursor return to Host mode of HDMI port’s monitor
corresponding to the USB Type-A port connected the keyboard and mouse.
Table 3.1.3.1 Hotkeys of Host Operation Mode
1. A defined hotkey combination with a plus symbol (“+”) means the keys joined by a plus symbol need to be
pressed and held, before pressing the last key.
2. A defined hotkey combinations with a dash symbol (“–”) means the sequence needs to be followed
exactly to carry out a complete switching/routing action. Sequential hotkeys usually involve pressing and
releasing a dedicated key then pressing and releasing another key and so forth.
3.2 Remote Mode
The following hotkeys are available when utilizing your Sequoia 4K60 under Remote mode.
Exits from Remote mode and returns to Host mode (or double-click the mouse scroll
button).
Note: When using a keyboard without “Pause/Break” key, use “control + option
(Alt) + shift + P” hotkey instead to perform Remote mode to Host mode switch.
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