When the Full Screen mode is exited, Windowed mode resumes and the following actions take place:
• Resize the Viewer window to its former size.
• Revert to the previous scaling mode.
• Temporarily disable all menu items in the Scaling menu. Once the resumed resolution has been
confirmed, the Scaling menu items will be re-enabled.
• Resume keyboard pass-through and do other tasks currently performed by the Viewer client
when in Windowed mode.
4.9.4 Mini-Mode
Click View - Mini-Mode to toggle the client between Mini-Mode and Windowed mode. In Mini-Mode, the
KVM Video Viewer client will display a thumbnail view of the host server display and provide no input for
keyboard or mouse. The dimensions of the digitized video will not be changed while in Mini-Mode.
NOTE: To exit Mini-Mode, double-click on the Mini-Mode window or right-click on the Mini-Mode
window and de-select the Mini-Mode menu item.
To select the window size for Mini-Mode:
1. Click Tools - Session Options.
2. From the Mini-Mode tab, use the drop-down menu to select the window size.
3. Click OK.
4.9.5 Scaling
Click View - Scaling to change the KVM Video Viewer window resolution. You may choose Auto Scale,
Server Resolution or select a fixed resolution.
When auto scaling is enabled, the KVM Video Viewer will automatically adjust the display if the window
size changes during a session. When a user accesses a channel using sharing, the display will be adjusted
to match the input resolution selected by the primary user of that channel. The Viewer prevents a
secondary user from changing the resolution and affecting the primary user. If the target device
resolution changes any time during a session, the display will be adjusted automatically.
When enabled, the display window is sized to match the resolution of the server being viewed.
You can choose to maintain the aspect ratio for video in Windowed or Full Screen mode. Select Tools -
Session Options then check the box next to Windowed or Full Screen Mode, then click Apply.
4.9.6 Color Modes
Click View - Color Modes to change the color depth the KVM Video Viewer will use.
The Dambrackas Video Compression™ (DVC) algorithm allows you to display more colors for the best
fidelity, or fewer colors to reduce the volume of data transferred on the network.
The choices are (in descending color quantity): Best Color, Medium Color/Medium Compression, Low
Color/High Compression or Gray Scale/Best Compression.
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