Method for converting kvm/km system
AssigneeAction Star Enterprise Co., Ltd.
InventorChing-Wei Cheng
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Abstract
A method for converting a KVM system comprising the steps of: (1) initializing a mouse device, at least two computer hosts, a keyboard, and at least two corresponding displaying device; (2) selecting which computer host and a corresponding displaying device are needed to be operated, then switching to the selected computer host and the corresponding displaying device by controlling a switch disposed on the mouse into a particular direction; (3) operating the selected computer host and the corresponding displaying device; (4) finishing the operation; (5) judging whether one of the computer hosts and another corresponding displaying device is needed to be operated, if yes, going to step (2), if no, going to next step; and (6) end.
Claims12
A method for converting a KVM system comprising the steps of:
- (1) initializing a mouse device, at least two computer hosts, a keyboard, and at least two corresponding displaying device;
- (2) selecting which computer host and a corresponding displaying device are needed to be operated, then switching to the selected computer host and the corresponding displaying device by controlling a switch disposed on the mouse into a particular direction;
- (3) operating the selected computer host and the corresponding displaying device;
- (4) finishing the operation;
- (5) judging whether one of the computer hosts and another corresponding displaying device is needed to be operated, if yes, going to step (2), if no, going to next step;
- and
- (6) end.
A method for converting a KM system comprising the steps of:
- (1) initializing a mouse device, at least two computer hosts, a keyboard, and a displaying device;
- (2) selecting which computer host is needed to be operated, then switching to the selected computer host by controlling a switch disposed on the mouse into a particular direction;
- (3) operating the selected computer host;
- (4) finishing the operation;
- (5) judging whether one of the computer hosts is needed to be operated, if yes, going to step (2), if no, going to next step;
- and (6) end.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.