Sun Advanced Key Emulation

Appendices

 

 

Lock key. The Scroll Lock LED blinks. Use the indicated key in the following table as you would use the advanced keys on a Sun keyboard.

Sun Key (US)

PS/2 Key Combination

Compose

Application

Compose

keypad *

 

 

Power

F11

Open

F7

Help

Num Lock

Props

F3

Front

F5

Stop

F1

Again

F2

Undo

F4

Cut

F10

Copy

F6

Paste

F8

Find

F9

Mute

keypad /

Vol. +

keypad +

Vol. -

keypad -

Command (left) (2)

F12

Command (left) (2)

Win (GUI) left (1)

Command (right) (2)

Win (GUI) right (1)

(1)Windows 95 104-key keyboard

(2)The Command key is the Sun Meta (diamond) key

For example: For Stop + A, press and hold Ctrl+Shift+Alt and press Scroll Lock, then F1 + A .

These key combinations will work with the USB KVM series2-Adapters (if your Sun system comes with a USB port) as well as the Sun KVM series2- Adapters. With the exception of Scroll Lock+F12, these key combinations are not recognized by Microsoft Windows. The Scroll Lock+F12 combination performs a Windows key press.

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