Importing a keyboard map
By default, BlueZone keys are mapped to a standard BlueZone keyboard map. However, there are additional keyboard maps that
can be imported into BlueZone.
Included with the default installation of BlueZone Web-to-Host are several keyboard map files that are configured as the default
keyboard maps for several popular emulators. To import a keyboard map, use the following procedure:
Configuration method: Manual configuration
Feature scope: Site-level feature
| 1. | Launch a BlueZone Display session. |
| 2. | From the BlueZone menu bar, click or click the keyboard icon  on the BlueZone toolbar. The Keyboard Options dialog displays.
|
| 3. | In the upper right hand corner, click the Import Keyboard Options icon  . A standard Windows file dialog displays.
|
| 4. | Select the keyboard map file that you want to import and click Open. You are now using the imported keyboard map file.
|
The following table lists the current additional keyboard maps that are available:
Table 1: Keyboard map files
| File name | Configured as | Emulator type |
|---|---|---|
| extra101.mdk | Default Extra! 101 Key Keyboard Map | Mainframe Display |
| ibm3270.mdk | Mimics a Real IBM 3270 Terminal | Mainframe Display |
| keytronic122.mdk | KeyTonic 122 Key Keyboard Map | Mainframe Display |
| pcomm101.mdk | Default PComm 101 Key Keyboard Map | Mainframe Display |
| rumba101.mdk | Default Rumba 101 Key Keyboard Map | Mainframe Display |
| unicomp122.mdk | Unicomp 122 Key Keyboard Map | Mainframe Display |
| putty.vdk | Default Putty Keyboard Map | VT Display |
Note
If no keyboard map files appear in the dialog, there are no additional keyboard map files for the BlueZone emulator that you
are currently using.