Black Box KV162A manual Remapping of the Mac keyboard, This key from Sun computer Mac keyboard

CHAPTER 8: Operation

Table 8-4. Remapping of the Mac keyboard.

While Scroll Lock	It sends this	It sends this
is ON, when the	character to	character to
Switch receives	the selected	the selected PC:
this key from the	Sun computer:

Mac keyboard:
[F1]	[Stop]	untranslated
[F2]	[Again]	untranslated
[F3]	[Props]	untranslated
[F4]	[Undo]	untranslated
[F5]	[Front]	untranslated
[F6]	[Copy]	untranslated
[F7]	[Open]	untranslated
[F8]	[Paste]	untranslated
[F9]	[Find]	untranslated
[F10]	[Cut]	untranslated
[F11]	untranslated	untranslated
[F12]	untranslated	untranslated
Keypad [*]	[Compose]	untranslated
[Num Lock]	[Help]	untranslated
Keypad [/]	[Mute]	untranslated
Keypad [–]	[Vol –]	untranslated
Keypad [+]	[Vol +]	untranslated
 (power)	 (power)	undefined
 (command)	◆ (command)	undefined
[Option (Alt)]	untranslated	[Alt]
[Control]	untranslated	untranslated

NOTE

While these remapping functions make it possible for a Mac keyboard attached to the Switch to emulate the functions of a PC or Sun keyboard, at the time of this writing there is no way for a one-button Apple mouse attached to the Switch to emulate a mouse with more buttons. So if you use Macintosh console equipment in a multiplatform system, you’ll need to use a serial mouse instead of an Apple mouse.

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