Table F.2: Ps/2-To-Usb Keyboard Mappings - Avocent DSR1030 Guide D'installation Et D'utilisation

For example: For
Stop + A
These key combinations will work with the DSRIQ-USB module (if your Sun system comes with a
USB port) as well as the Sun DSRIQ-VSN and DSRIQ-WSN modules. With the exception of
these key combinations are not recognized by Microsoft Windows. Using
key press.
When finished, press and hold
Advanced Key Emulation mode off.
Special considerations for Japanese Sun USB and Korean Sun
USB keyboards (DSRIQ-USB modules only)
Japanese Sun USB and Korean Sun USB keyboards assign usage IDs for certain keys that differ
from standard USB usage IDs. If DSRIQ-USB modules are attached to your Sun servers, the Han/
Zen and Katakana/Hiragana keys on Japanese Sun USB keyboards and Hangul and Hanja keys on
Korean Sun USB keyboards must be accessed using alternate keystrokes.
Due to these keyboard-specific differences, keyboard mapping inconsistencies may be encountered
when switching between target devices using Sun DSRIQ-VSN and DSRIQ-WSN modules and
target devices using DSRIQ-USB modules. These keys function normally if your Sun servers are
attached to the DSR switch using a DSRIQ-VSN or DSRIQ-WSN module.
The following table lists the keyboard mapping that will take place when a DSRIQ-USB module is
used in this setting.

Table F.2: PS/2-to-USB Keyboard Mappings

PS/2 Keyboard USB Usage ID Sun USB Keyboard
Right-Alt 0xE6
Windows
0x65
Application
Hangul 0x90
Hanja 0x91
Katakana/Hiragana 0x88
Han/Zen 0x35
, press and hold
Ctrl+Shift+Alt
and then press the
Ctrl+Shift+Alt
AltGraph
Compose
N/A
N/A
N/A
` ~
and press
Scroll Lock
performs a Windows
F12
key to toggle Sun
Scroll Lock
Korean Sun USB Japanese Sun USB
Keyboard Keyboard
Hangul Katakana/Hiragana
Hanja Compose
N/A N/A
N/A N/A
N/A Han/Zen
` ~ N/A
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, then .
F1 + A
,
F12