NTI unimux-dvi(a)-xhd, Operation Manual

NTI UNIMUX SERIES USB KVM SWITCH 

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Select Country Code 

It is possible to configure the UNIMUX to emulate a specific international Sun keyboard regardless of what actual keyboard is 
connected.  This is recommended when the CPU needs the layout code (i.e. a SUN CPU) and the keyboard doesn't have an 
explicit layout code (i.e. some Windows keyboards).   To do this, manually set the UNIMUX to indicate the international keyboard 
identification number to the CPU using the following procedure;  
              
             1.  Connect the keyboard to be used to the UNIMUX 
             2.  Enter Command Mode   
             3.  Type Lxx, where xx is the number from the list below that corresponds to the desired country code    
             4.  Exit Command Mode 
              

Note:  If any SUN CPUs are connected to the UNIMUX, they must be rebooted.  Keyboard configuration is only read by  
SUN CPUs on startup.  

Country Codes 

00 Auto 

Detect 

13 International 

(ISO) 

26  Swedish 

01 Arabic 

14 Italian 

27  Swiss/French 

02 Belgian 

15 Japan 

(Katakana) 28  Swiss/German 

03 Canadian-

Bilingual 

16 Korean 

29 

Switzerland 

04 Canadian-French 17 Latin 

American 

30  Taiwan 

05 Czech 

Republic  18 Netherlands/Dutch 

31  Turkish 

06 Danish 

19 Norwegian 

32  UK 

07 Finnish 

20 Persian 

(Farsi) 

33  US 

08 French 

21 Poland 

34 

  Yugoslavia 

09 German 

22 Portuguese 

10 Greek 

23 Russia 

11 Hebrew 

24 Slovakia 

12 Hungary 

25 Spanish 

                                   Figure 9- Country Codes for international SUN keyboards

 
For more on international SUN keyboards, see page 19. 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Mice and Trackballs with MACs 

 
The UNIMUX can be configured to enable full functionality between mice and trackballs having two or more buttons and USB 
MAC CPUs.   By default,  the ports on the UNIMUX are configured for use with WINDOWS and SUN CPUs and have no special 
translation for using multi-function mice and trackballs when a MAC CPU is connected.   Using the commands <

M

> + <

x

> + <

x

>  

(xx = port number), or <

W

> + <

x

> + <

x

> in Command Mode  (page 10), either enable or disable this feature as needed for each 

port.  
  

NOTE:  Be sure to re-configure port for connection to a WINDOWS or SUN CPU if a MAC CPU is removed and a 
WINDOWS or SUN CPU is then connected.