Selecting Usb Keyboard Modes - Guntermann & Drunck DVIMUX8-OSD-PS/2 Installationsanleitung

Selecting USB keyboard modes

IMPORTANT:
The USB keyboard mode is only available in the On-Screen Display
of a master device and only applies for the master device.
If you use the KVM switch as slave device within a cascade, this setting is not availa-
ble. You can change this setting by temporarily operating the KVM switch as master
device.
You can connect any USB keyboards to the KVM switch. Any keyboard inputs a
displayed at the active computer.
If you use a USB keyboard that provides additional functions, you need to enable
the USB keyboard mode that supports special keys. In the default
mode, common multimedia keys are transmitted to the different computers.
Compared to standard keyboards, Sun desktops and servers provide separate keys
(Solaris Shortcut Keys) to operate special system functions. You can use these keys
at the console after enabling the keymode for Sun desktops and servers. If the con-
sole only provides one standard keyboard, you can use multiple key combinations
to emulate Solaris Shortcut Keys (see page 45).
Several USB Keymodes are provided to use the special keys of such keyboards.
How to select a USB keyboard layout for a particular computer:
1. Press Ctrl+Num (standard) to open the On-Screen Display.
2. Press F1 to open the menu.
3. Use the
Arrow keys
4. Use the
Arrow keys
5. Select the channel and press
PC Multimedia
Apple A1243
Wacom Intuos4 S
IMPORTANT: If a slave device is connected to a channel, you cannot edit the USB
keyboard mode setting in the OSD of the master device.
However, you can change this setting by temporarily operating the KVM switch
as master device.
to select
System Config
to select
USB Keyboard Mode
to select one of the following options:
Space
PC Standard
Contour SP2
Wacom Intuos4 M
and press .
Enter
and press .
Enter
SUN German
Wacom Cintiq 21UX
Wacom Intuos4 L
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Configuration
PC Multimedia
SUN US
Wacom Intuos3
Wacom Intuos4 XL