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5.3.2 Y
OU
C
AN
’
T
S
WITCH
P
ORTS FROM THE
K
EYBOARD
A.
Can you do
anything
from the keyboard? If not, the keyboard might not be
set properly for the currently selected CPU. Use the ServManager’s front-
panel display to make sure the proper “Keyboard” setting and the proper
“CPU keyboard/mouse” setting are selected.
B.
If the configuration is OK, the keyboard strand of your MKM Adapter
Cable has probably come loose. Reconnect it.
C.
The ServManager might have lost power for less than three seconds. (This
can cause the keyboard to lock up.) Disconnect the keyboard and plug it back
in.
D.
The keyboard mode that the currently selected CPU port is set for doesn’t
match the mode that the CPU on that port expects. Issue the Set Keyboard
Mode command, or use the front-panel keypad, to change the port’s mode
(see
Section 4.3.7
). Sometimes this situation can confuse the CPU or
keyboard so badly that it is necessary to reboot the CPU or to reset the
keyboard by unplugging it and plugging it back in.
E.
For PS/2 type equipment, if the keyboard and mouse strands of either the
CPU cable or the MKM cable have been reversed, plug them into the proper
ports.
F.
You might be using the keyboard incorrectly. Make sure to use the
left
Control key to start port-switching commands. Make sure to use the numeric
keys at the top of the keyboard rather than the numeric keypad when you
type in port numbers. Make sure to release the Control key before you start
typing in a port number. Make sure you don’t wait too long before you enter
a port number. Make sure you don’t accidentally hit keys such as Shift or Alt.
5.3.3 C
HARACTERS
T
HAT
Y
OU
T
YPE
C
OME
U
P
W
RONG OR
M
ISSING
The keyboard mode that the currently selected CPU port is set for doesn’t
match the mode that the CPU on that port expects. See item D under the
previous section.
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