Sun Blade Video, Keyboard, And Mouse Support Limitation; Bios Access Limitation From A Local Keyboard - Raritan Dominion KX II-101-V2 User Manual

Sun Blade Video, Keyboard, and Mouse Support Limitation

Video
If you are accessing a Sun
the local port or a remote connection may not function properly when the
Sun Blade is booting up. To avoid this issue, be sure you are using Sun
Open Boot firmware 4.17.1 or later.
Keyboard and Mouse
Since Sun Blades do not support multiple keyboards, and no local
keyboard or mouse port is provided, the KX II-101-V2 and a local
keyboard cannot be used at the same time. However, a remote keyboard
and mouse can be used for Sun Blades.

BIOS Access Limitation from a Local Keyboard

A USB connection is required when using Absolute Mouse
Synchronization. However, the keyboards in this section do not support a
USB connection to the local keyboard. To access the local keyboard via
BIOS or virtual media through the local port, follow these configurations:
Keyboard Configuration to use
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Dell ® OptiPlex BIOS and virtual media can be accessed for local
GX280 - BIOS and remote keyboards using a Newlink USB to
A03 PS/2 adapter.
Set the Host Interface to PS/2 on the
Keyboard/Mouse Setup page. See
Keyboard/Mouse Setup
Dell Dimension Set the Host Interface to PS/2 on the
2400– BIOS A05 Keyboard/Mouse Setup page. See
Keyboard/Mouse Setup
Dell Optiplex 170L PS/2 plus a PS/2-to-USB-adapter.
- BIOS A07
Set the Host Interface to PS/2 on the
Keyboard/Mouse Setup page. See
Keyboard/Mouse Setup
Dell Server 1850 In order for BIOS version A06 to recognize a
virtual media mounted removable USB flash drive,
use the PS/2 and USB connections between the
Dell server and the KX II-101-V2.
Set the Host Interface to PS/2 on the
Keyboard/Mouse Setup page. See
Keyboard/Mouse Setup
Appendix D: Informational Notes
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Blade 100 with the KX II-101-V2, video on
(on page 115).
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