FIRMWARE CHANGE LIST

Date:            2/26/98
Product:         ServeView enhanced, ServeView Plus, UltraView 
This file name:  U47-READ.TXT
Last revision:   4.6
New revision:    4.7

PRODUCTS SUPPORTED AND FLASH FILE TO USE
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PRODUCT                           | PART NUMBER     | PLATFORM | FILE NAME
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ServeView enhanced original units | SVE-nU          | Multi    | SVE47.HEX
ServeView enhanced rev A units    | SVE-nU A        | Multi    | U47D.HEX
ServeView Plus / UltraView        | SEc-nU / UEc-nU | Multi    | U47E.HEX
ServeView Plus / UltraView        | SSc-nU / USc-nU | Sun      | U47S.HEX
ServeView Plus / UltraView        | SPc-nU / UPc-nU | PC/Unix  | U47P.HEX
ServeView Plus / UltraView        | SAc-nU / UAc-nU | Apple    | U47A.HEX
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NOTES
1.  c in part number is chassis style, n in part number is number of ports.
2.  When upgrading the SVE units, please be sure to distinguish between
    the original units and the newer units with an A in the part number.

CHANGES
1.  Improve NT 4.0 wheel mouse detection
       Win NT 4.0's native PS/2 mouse driver is less robust than the Win95
       Intellipoint 2.0 mouse driver. If you hit a control R (reset) this
       would cause the mouse to revert to a non-wheel mouse, causing the
       mouse to be out of sync. The same thing would occur if you had the
       mouse plugged in directly to the computer and disconnected and 
       reconnected it. The control R now has no effect on the computer's
       PS/2 mouse type. Also if the mouse attached is a regular PS/2 mouse,
       now the switch will never act to the computers like a wheel mouse. This
       means for a wheel mouse to be auto-detected by a computer when it 
       loads it driver, you must have a wheel mouse attached to the switch.
           
       We have also tested with Logitech wheel mice, these do not have the
       same protocols as Microsoft wheel mouse and computers should be 
       configured as regular PS/2 mice. If you have an on-screen display,
       a Logitech mouse will however show as a wheel mouse on the system page.

       This firmware has no effect on Apple and Sun units, but has been
       released anyway so all the revision numbers are always the same.