User manual IOGEAR GUC100KM

[. . . ] IOGEAR brings the cutting edge technology of USB to your Macintosh® and PC. You will enjoy the convenience that has made this technology an industry standard. Note: Your order has been carefully packaged and inspected, and we hope you are pleased with the IOGEAR product you purchased. [. . . ] Mouse and keyboard LED's LED's light up when the keyboard and mouse are connected to the GUC100KM and flash when the keyboard or mouse is transmitting packets. USB Type A connector This connector plugs into the computer's USB port, or into a USB hub that is connected back to the computer. PC, Mac and Sun 1. Hot-key operations begin by pressing and holding the Right Control key, then press and release the F12 key, then press and release n. [Right Ctrl] + [F12] + [n] Where n represents the operating system and language, shown in the tables below; Operating System Windows Macintosh SUN K/B Language English & Japanese English & French Hot key combination RCtrl+F12+W RCtrl+F12+M RCtrl+F12+S Hot Key combination RCtrl+F12+J RCtrl+F12+F 1. Plug the PS/2 mouse and PS/2 keyboard into the appropriate connectors on the GUC100KM adapter. Plug the GUC100KM's USB plug into the computer's USB port, or into a USB hub that is connected back to the computer. Keyboard emulation mappings SUN The PS/2 101/104 key keyboard can emulate the functions of the SUN keyboard when the Right control key (RCtrl) is used in conjunction with other keys. The corresponding functions are shown in the table. PS/2 keyboard RCtrl+F1 RCtrl+F2 RCtrl+F3 RCtrl+F4 RCtrl+F5 RCtrl+F6 RCtrl+F7 RCtrl+F8 RCtrl+F9 RCtrl+F10 RCtrl+1 RCtrl+2 RCtrl+3 RCtrl+4 RCtrl+H Help + SUN keyboard Stop Again Props Undo Front 7. SUN wake up function To initiate the wake up function for SUN blade servers (100/2000): 1. If the server fails to respond, click the left and right mouse buttons at the same time OR press the escape key to resume status. Normal use of either the mouse or keyboard on SUN Microsystems will initiate the wake up function. 8. Keyboard emulation mappings Mac The keyboard emulation mappings from the Mac keyboard to the PS/2 keyboards (101 and 104 key), are listed in the table below. PS/2 keyboard (101) L or R_Shift L_Ctrl R_Ctrl R_Ctrl+1 R_Ctrl+2 R_Ctrl+3 R_Ctrl+4 L_R_Alt Prt_Sc Scroll Lock Desktop Menu Enter Back Space Ins L or R_Ctrl+Win PS/2 keyboard (104) L or R_Shift L or R_Ctrl R_Ctrl R_Ctrl+1 R_Ctrl+2 R_Ctrl+3 R_Ctrl+4 L_R_Alt Prt_Sc Scroll Lock Desktop Menu Enter Back Space Ins L or R_Ctrl+Win L Alt/Option F13 F14 = Return Delete Help F15 Mac keyboard Shift Ctrl Copy Open Paste Find Cut Note: Press and release the Right control key, then press and release the Function key. Specifications Function Connectors Cable Length Power mode Transfer Rate Casing material Operating Temperature Storage Temperature Humidity USB PS/2 Specification Type A Plug 1 Keyboard; 1 Mouse 42 cm Bus powered via USB cable 10. Radio and TV Interference This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. [. . . ] The direct vendor makes no warranty or representation, expressed, implied, or statutory with respect to the contents or use of this documentation, and especially disclaims its quality, performance, merchantability, or fitness for any particular purpose. The direct vendor also reserves the right to revise or update the device or documentation without obligation to notify any individual or entity of such revisions, or updates. For further inquiries please contact your direct vendor. 12 Mbps Plastic 5 ~ 40° C -20 ~ 60° C 0 ~ 80% RH [. . . ]