See the emulation charts below for more details: By utilizing a combination of keystrokes, you can emulate Sun extra keys, right mouse clicks, etc. NTI's Multi-Platform switches are engineered to enable you to use the keyboard and mouse layout that you prefer, without losing functionality, by emulating missing keys and/or buttons.
MAC F7 EMULATOR MAC
Another example would be the Mac mouse, which does not have a second button to perform the right-click functions supported by a PS/2 two-button mouse.
MAC F7 EMULATOR WINDOWS
For example, a keyboard with a Sun layout has 14 additional keys which do not appear on keyboards with a Mac or Windows layout. Keyboards and mice are available in a variety of layouts and some have special keys. This translation is transparent to the user. NTI Multi-platform KVM switches translate these protocols, which enables you to use the keyboard you prefer with any host platform.įor instance, if you are using a Mac keyboard to control a PS/2 computer through an NTI switch, our switch will translate Mac ADB protocols into PS/2 protocols that will be understood by the PS/2 computer. Mac keyboards are designed to use a Mac ADB protocol, Sun keyboards use a Sun legacy (8 pin miniDIN) protocol, etc. KEYSTROKE TRANSLATIONS AND EMULATIONS FORĭifferent keyboard platforms (PS/2, Mac, Sun or USB) use unique protocols to communicate keystrokes to the host so that the computer will understand and act upon them.
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