Raritan Computer DKX2-V2.3.5-0N-E - Manual (Page 200)

Chapter 8: Device Management
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Note: If you are using KX2-832 and KX2-864 as tiered devices, you
must connect them to the base KX II via the extended local port.
Note: If you connect a Paragon device to the KX2-832 and KX2-864
extended local port, you must use the remote client to change the
USB profile.
4. If you are using the tiering feature, select the Enable Local Port
Device Tiering checkbox and enter the tiered secret word in the Tier
Secret field. In order to configure tiering, you must also configure the
base device on the Device Services page. See
Configuring and
Enabling Tiering (on page 142) for more information on tiering.
5. Choose the appropriate keyboard type from among the options in the
drop-down list. The browser will be restarted when this change is
made.
 US
 US/International
 United Kingdom
 French (France)
 German (Germany)
 JIS (Japanese Industry Standard)
 Simplified Chinese
 Traditional Chinese
 Dubeolsik Hangul (Korean)
 German (Switzerland)
 Portuguese (Portugal)
 Norwegian (Norway)
 Swedish (Sweden)
 Danish (Denmark)
 Belgian (Belgium)
Note: Keyboard use for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean is for
display only. Local language input is not supported at this time for KX
II Local Console functions.
6. Choose the local port hotkey. The local port hotkey is used to return
to the KX II Local Console interface when a target server interface is
being viewed. The default is to Double Click Scroll Lock, but you can
select any key combination from the drop-down list:
Hot key: Take this action:
Double Click Scroll Lock Press Scroll Lock key twice quickly