Hi everyone,
I blundered across a workaround to the problem I described below. If I
press the source button on the Sun Ray 270 to go to Sun Ray mode, and
then do a stop-M to bring up the configuration menu and leave the menu
on the screen, and then press the source button to go into monitor mode,
it will stay in monitor mode indefinitely, which is what I wanted to
have happen. If I go back to SR mode, close the menu, and go back into
monitor mode, it will cycle back to SR mode in 1-2 minutes.
So the workaround works reliably but I'm guessing it wasn't designed
that way.
Mike
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Mike Jones wrote:
Hi everyone,
I use a Sun Ray 270 to connect to a local SR server. Now I want to
also use the 270 as a second monitor on my local workstation (which is
not the SR server). What I found is that if the SR server is running,
all is well. The source button on the 270 switches me back and forth
between monitor mode and SR mode and it works perfect. However, when
I power off the SR server I run into a problem. I can still use the
270's source button to put the 270 into monitor mode. But after about
or 2 minutes the 270 switches itself back to SR mode with the 27B
window floating around. I push the source button again and I'm back
in monitor mode for another minute or two. But it will again switch
back to SR mode for no apparent reason. If I fire up the SR server
and then put the 270 into monitor mode it will stay in monitor mode
until I press the source button or power off the SR server.
So how can I make the 270 stay in monitor mode when there is no SR
server running?
Thanks, Mike
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