Sun Microsystems SPARCengine Ultra AXi - PS;2 Mouse; TABLE E-1 Default Sun to PS;2 Equivalent Keystrokes; E.5.5 PS;2 Mouse

E-8 SPARCengine Ultra AX i OEM Technical Manual • May 1999
Their is a user assignable keyboard mapping facility under CDE. (OpenWin?).
~/.dt/user.dtwmrc/dtkeybinding. This enables the user to assign equivalent
keyboard mapping for PS/2 keyboards
E.5.5 PS/2 Mouse
If using a PS/2 mouse, a PS/2 keyboard must also be installed at boot or the system
will default to TTYA for console IO.
Standard three button mouse devices are supported. Consult the vendor to use
special pointing devices.
The use of a two button PS/2 mouse is not recommended due to extensive use of
middle button by CDE/OpenWindows. However, CDE/OpenWindows can simulate
a third button by adding the following to the user’s ~/.dt/user.dtwmrc file.
Buttons DtButtonBindings
{
<Btn1Down> root f.marquee_selection
<Btn2Click> root f.toggle_frontpanel
Ctrl<Btn1Click> root f.toggle_frontpanel
<Btn3Down> root f.menu DtRootMenu
Shift<Btn1Click> frame|icon f.lower
<Btn1Click> frame|icon f.raise
<Btn1Click2> frame f.maximize
<Btn1Click2> icon f.restore
<Btn2Click> frame|icon f.raise_lower
Ctrl<Btn1Click> frame|icon f.raise_lower
<Btn3Down> frame|icon f.post_wmenu
Alt<Btn1Click> frame|icon|window f.raise
Alt<Btn1Click2> frame|window f.minimize
Alt<Btn1Click2> icon f.restore
←↑↓→ ←↑↓→
PrintScreen / SysRq
Scroll Lock
Pause / Break
PrintScreen / SysRq
Scroll Lock
Pause / Break
Insert
Home
Page-up
Page-Down
Del
End
Insert
Home
Page-up
Page-Down
Del
End
TABLE E-1 Default Sun to PS/2 Equivalent Keystrokes
Sun Type 5 PS/2