Hardware |
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Defines hardware and device
settings
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The
hardware dialog is used to associate the pointer device with the monitor /
desktop area that is controlled by the device. It also shows hardware port
information. |
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Function |
Description |
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Shows
the desktop area controller by the pointer device. This is normally set
to the whole desktop. In multi-monitor environment this option is used to
associate the device to a specific monitor. A custom desktop area can also be
defined to restrict the cursor movement to a specific desktop area. |
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Shows
the port connected to the device. In the case of USB, PS/2 and Bus
connected devices this shows connection information. In the case of serial
this option can be used to configure serial port settings. |
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In a multi-device
environment this option is used to add additional devices, specifically non
PnP devices, such as serial devices. PnP devices will be automatically
added. In Mac OS X and Linux a reboot is required for the added device to
function. |
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Used to
remove the current device. For UPDD 4.1.0, if a PnP device is removed it will
reappear in the UPDD device list the next time the system device list is
renumerated, such as reboot, return from standby, Device Manager rescan
devices etc is performed |
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Windows and UPDD 4.0.x only - Plug and play devices supported
by the driver will normally be automatically detected in a Windows
environment. Where this does not happen the Redetect PnP device option, can
be used to request the driver to check the system for devices supported by
the driver. This is normally used if another driver, such as the
system’s HID driver, has control of the device. This
option is obsolete in 4.1.x and has been removed. |
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If shown, this option invokes a controller firmware page to adjust firmware settings and / or test the controller. |
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