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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 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
F12,
these key combinations are not recognized by Microsoft Windows. Using
F12 performs a Windows
key press.
When finished, press and hold Ctrl+Shift+Alt and then press the Scroll Lock key to toggle Sun
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 DSR1024 switch using a DSRIQ-VSN or DSRIQ-WSN module.
Table F.2 lists the keyboard mappings that 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
Korean Sun USB
Keyboard
Japanese Sun USB
Keyboard
Right-Alt 0xE6 AltGraph Hangul Katakana/Hiragana
Windows
Application
0x65 Compose Hanja Compose
Hangul 0x90 N/A N/A N/A
Hanja 0x91 N/A N/A N/A
Katakana/Hiragana 0x88 N/A N/A Han/Zen
Han/Zen 0x35 ` ~ ` ~ N/A
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