Bios Access Limitation From A Local Keyboard; Hp Ux Rx 1600 Keyboard And Mouse Configuration - Raritan Dominion KX II-101-V2 User Manual

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

HP UX RX 1600 Keyboard and Mouse Configuration

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If you are using an HP
connect the device to the target:
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Verify you are using KX II-101-V2 firmware 2.0.20.5.6964 or higher.
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Use the USB cable that is supplied with the KX II-101-V2 .
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Set the Host Interface field on the Keyboard/Mouse Setup page to
USB. See Keyboard/Mouse Setup
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Verify that the Enable Absolute Mouse and Use Full Speed
checkboxes on the Port page are not selected.
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Use either Intelligent or Standard Mouse mode. Do not use Absolute
Mouse mode.
(on page 105).
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UX RX 1600 running UNIX
(on page 105).
Appendix D: Informational Notes
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