What is that keyboard shortcut?

The shortcut menu shows a keyboard shortcut for Unlock SMPTE Position, Command-something. What is that key?
Thanks.

Ralph,
Here is the 10.8 List.....
OS X Mountain Lion: Symbols used in shortcuts
But you are correct, I cannot find an updated 10.9 list (Not that anything may have changed of course) anywhere on Apple's Support Site...
Mac Central has a very good list however....
http://www.danrodney.com/mac/

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