Network Technologies DVI-4 - Manual (Page 13)

NTI UNIMUX SERIES USB DVI KVM SWITCH
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Select Country Code
It is possible to configure the UNIMUX to emulate a specific international Sun keyboard regardless of what actual keyboard is
connected. This is recommended when the CPU needs the layout code (i.e. a SUN CPU) and the keyboard doesn't have an
explicit layout code (i.e. some Windows keyboards). To do this, manually set the UNIMUX to indicate the international keyboard
identification number to the CPU using the following procedure;
1. Connect the keyboard to be used to the UNIMUX
2. Enter Command Mode
3. Type Lxx, where xx is the number from the list below that corresponds to the desired country code
4. Exit Command Mode
5. Reboot the CPU connected to the UNIMUX
Country Codes
00 Auto Detect 13 International (ISO) 26 Swedish
01 Arabic 14 Italian 27 Swiss/French
02 Belgian 15 Japan (Katakana) 28 Swiss/German
03 Canadian-
Bilingual
16 Korean 29 Switzerland
04 Canadian-French 17 Latin American 30 Taiwan
05 Czech Republic 18 Netherlands/Dutch 31 Turkish
06 Danish 19 Norwegian 32 UK
07 Finnish 20 Persian (Farsi) 33 US
08 French 21 Poland 34 Yugoslavia
09 German 22 Portuguese
10 Greek 23 Russia
11 Hebrew 24 Slovakia
12 Hungary 25 Spanish
Figure 8- Country Codes for international SUN keyboards
For more on international SUN keyboards, see page 12.
Mice and Trackballs with MACs
The UNIMUX can be configured to enable full functionality between mice and trackballs having two or more buttons and USB
MAC CPUs. By default, the ports on the UNIMUX are configured for use with WINDOWS and SUN CPUs and have no special
translation for using multi-function mice and trackballs when a MAC CPU is connected. Using the commands + +
(xx = port number), or + + in Command Mode (page 9), either enable or disable this feature as needed for each
port.
Note: Be sure to re-configure port for connection to a WINDOWS or SUN CPU if a MAC CPU is removed and a WINDOWS
or SUN CPU is then connected.
MOUSE CLICK EQUIVALENTS
To emulate a right button click using Apple 1 button mouse, hold down the Command key ( ) while pressing the mouse
button.
Note: Right mouse button emulation must be enabled (see Change Settings on page 19) for this to work.