Raritan Computer KX2101-v2.20-0B-E 用户手册

Chapter 3: Working with Target Servers 
 

A hot key combination is a set of keystrokes that performs an action 
when pressed. For example, the hot key combination Ctrl+Alt+0 might be 
created to minimize all windows.  

A keyboard macro is a shortcut that sends a hot key combination to a 
target server. Using keyboard macros ensures that hot key combinations 
intended to be used on the target server are sent to and interpreted only 
by the target server, and not by the computer on which the client is 
running. 

Raritan strongly suggests the use of keyboard macros instead of hot key 
combinations since certain hot key combinations have been found not to 
work properly, depending on the platform and behavioral difference 
between the application and web browser version. Specifically, using hot 
keys can result in your own client PC intercepting the command and 
performing the action instead of sending the command to the target 
server as intended. 

 

 

 

1.  Click Keyboard > Keyboard Macros. The Keyboard Macros dialog 

appears. 

2.  Click Add. The Add Keyboard Macro dialog then appears. 

3.  Type a name for the macro in the Keyboard Macro Name field. This 

name will appear in the Keyboard menu after it is created.  

4.  From the Hot-Key Combination field, select a keyboard combination 

from the drop-down list. This allows you to execute the macro with a 
predefined keystroke. Optional 

5.  In the Keys to Press drop-down list: 

a.  Select each key you would like to use to emulate keystrokes. 

Select the keys in the order by which they are to be pressed.  

b.  After each selection, select Press Key. As each key is selected, 

it will appear in the Keys to Release field.  

For example, select the Windows key and the letter D key. When 
these keys are selected in the client, the macro will be executed. 
Add a key release attribute to the macro if needed (see next 
step).