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Remote Mode
When entering Remote mode, the Host cursor disappears, and the “Surfer” feature is enabled. The
window’s border will turn yellow, this signifies that your Sequoia 4K60 is now in Remote mode with
“Surfer” feature.
Entering Remote mode, your Sequoia 4K60 transfer keyboard and mouse control to the selected
computer system.
You can then control the computer as you regularly would within the window on the display.
For computers hosting Linux, or Android, or Embedded Operating System, you will need to switch off
“Surfer” feature by using keyboard “Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F8” hotkey or pressing side-key of the mouse
(if applicable) in order to control that computer. The window’s border will turn red, this signifies that
your Sequoia 4K60 is now in Remote mode without “Surfer” feature. Your keyboard and mouse
control will stay within that window and won’t be able to move across the border.
Your Sequoia 4K60 can only enter Remote mode to take control of a computer when the correct USB
Type-B port (marked 1 to 4) on the rear panel of Sequoia 4K60 is properly connected to the USB
Type-A port of that computer (using a standard USB A/B cable). In addition, only windows
corresponding to computer systems (as opposed to pure video systems) can be accessed through
Remote mode.
To switch back to Host mode, use keyboard “Pause/Break” hotkey, or double-click the mouse scroll
button.
In summary:
When utilizing the “Surfer” feature, moving away from the fullscreen monitor to the neighboring
fullscreen monitor the mouse will remain in the respective Remote or Host modes.
Upon switching (click icon) to duplicated quad-view source, the Host cursor will be hidden due to
the duplicated quad-view does not support mouse function, you can use keyboard “Ctrl – (2 to 4) – (1
to 4)” hotkeys to route any one of the input sources to display on the monitors. This icon is not
available for HDMI OUT 5.
The keyboard/mouse control switching order will follow the sequence of HDMI OUT ports of Sequoia 4K60
when using the “Surfer” in a multiple monitor workstation operation.
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