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Troubleshooting
Issue Answer
Does the CS661
support control
from the Remote
computer/laptop?
No, the CS661 only supports the Local computer/
laptop controlling the Remote computer/laptop. If
you wish to use the other computer/laptop to
control both, simply plug in the CS661 the other
way round.
Note: If you plug in CS661 the other way round,
the Local computer/laptop will become the Remote
computer/laptop, and vice versa.
Does the CS661
support different
language OS for
the Local and
Remote systems?
All the CS661’s KVM and file management
functions are supported between different
language OS. However, text typed by the Local PC
only supports the Local OS language and English
ASCII.
For example, if the Local OS language is English
and the Remote OS language is Japanese, all of
the CS661’s features are supported. However,
only English can be keyed by the Local console
into the Remote desktop window and GUI.
Does the CS661
work with Mac or
Linux OS?
No, the current version of the CS661 only supports
Windows 2000 or higher, XP, and Vista.
When connecting
a USB 2.0 mass
storage device to
the CS661’s hub
port, it does not
work.
When connecting USB 2.0 mass storage devices
to the CS661’s USB 2.0 hub, it is recommended
that the external power adapter supplied with the
device is used. If the USB 2.0 device was not
supplied with an external power adapter, plug in all
of the device’s USB connectors.
When I plug a
USB 2.0 device
into the USB port
on the CS661, I
don’t see it on my
screen.
If the Remote screen is displayed on your Local
computer/laptop, you will not see the USB device.
You need to minimize it and go to the Local
screen, where you will be able to see and manage
the USB device, including file copying from the
Local computer/laptop only.
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