BlueZone keys by default are mapped to a standard BlueZone
keyboard map. However, BlueZone supplies additional keyboard maps
that can be imported. The keyboard map files that are shipped with
BlueZone map to competitor’s default keyboard maps.
To import a keyboard map file:
- Start a BlueZone display session.
- From the BlueZone menu bar, click .
- In the lower left corner of the Keyboard Options window,
click the Import Keyboard Options button
.
- Select the keyboard map file that you want to import and
click Open.
The following is a list of current additional Keyboard
Maps that are available:
| File name |
Configured as |
Emulator type |
| extra101.mdk |
Default Extra! 101 Key Keyboard Map |
Mainframe Display |
| hod3270.mdk |
Default IBM Host On-Demand 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 |
| putty.vdk |
Default Putty Keyboard Map |
VT Display |
| reflection101.mdk |
Default WRQ Reflection Keyboard Map |
Mainframe Display |
| rumba101.mdk |
Default Rumba 101 Key Keyboard Map |
Mainframe Display |
| unicomp122.mdk |
Unicomp 122 Key Keyboard Map |
Mainframe Display |
Note: If no keyboard map files appear in the window, then
there are no additional keyboard map files for this particular BlueZone
emulator.