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Redefining Keyboard Shortcuts (Hot Keys)
AlterPath KVM Installation, Configuration, and Users Guide 31
KVM Connections” on page 265 for the defaults. Under Configure>KVM in
the Web Manager, the common escape sequence is defined separately from
the command keys. KVM administrators can redefine command keys for
users accessing KVM ports through the OSD through the User 1 or USer 2
connection.
Redefining Sun Keyboard Equivalent Hot Keys
The KVM provides a default set of hot keys for use while connected to Sun
servers through KVM ports to emulate keys that are present on Sun keyboards
but are not present on Windows keyboards. The hot keys are made up of an
escape key followed by a function key. See “Hot Keys for Emulating Sun
Keyboard Keys” on page 266 for more details. The default escape key is the
Windows key, which is labeled with the Windows logo. KVM administrators
can redefine the Sun emulation escape key to be one of the following: Ctrl,
Shift, or Alt.
Summary of Tasks for Redefining Hot Keys
See the following table for a summary of tasks for redefining keyboard
shortcuts with references to where they are documented.
Table 1-10: Tasks for Redefining Hot Keys
Part Web
Manager
Form Where
Documented OSD Form Where
Documented
KVM Com-
mon escape
sequence Configuration>
KVM>Gen-
eral> General “To Redefine
KVM Session
Keyboard
Shortcuts
[Expert]” on
page 151 Configure>
General “General Con-
figuration
Screens
[OSD]” on
page 386
KVM Com-
mand keys for
the local user
session Configura-
tion>KVM>Ge
neral>User 1
Configura-
tion>KVM>Ge
neral>User 2 “To Redefine
KVM Session
Keyboard
Shortcuts
[Expert]” on
page 151 Configure>
User Station “User Station
Screens” on
page 414