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Rev.A Peripherals/Option Installation 6-37
Developer's Guide SR-600
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Figure 6-10 Description of Parameters
Parameter
Descriptions Default
MSR1 Do not use this parameter in DM-MS series. -
MSR3 Do not use this parameter in DM-MS series.
-
MSR
Sets MSR unit decoding to enable tracks 1, 2 and 3 to be
decoded.
-
US Returns the MSR data with the English 101 keyboard scan code.
JP Returns the MSR data with the Japanese 106 keyboard scan
code.of MSR unit.
FR Returns the MSR data with the French keyboard scan code.
GR Returns the MSR data with the German keyboard scan code.
SP Returns the MSR data with the Spanish keyboard scan code.
CMDOFF Ignores the K/B interface command and outputs all commands to
the external K/B.This is set prior to programming POS keyboards
that are connected to external K/B. This setting is cancelled when
the system is reset or the main power supply is switched off, and
automatically returns to the CMDON status.
CMDON Enables K/B interface commands to be receivedgramming. Default Value
TK0SS=string Overwrites the MSR card unit start flag to 'string.’ ""(none.)
TK0ES=string Overwrites the MSR card unit end flag to 'string.’ ""(none.)
TK1SS=string Overwrites the MSR 1 track end flag to 'string.' "%"
TK1ES=string Overwrites the MSR 1 track end flag to 'string.' "?"
TK2SS=string Overwrites the MSR 2 track start flag to 'string.' ";"
TK2ES=string Overwrites the MSR 2 track end flag to 'string.' "?"
TK3SS=string Overwrites the MSR 3 track start flag to 'string.' "+"
TK3ES=string Overwrites the MSR 3 track end flag to 'string.' "?"
TKJSS=string Overwrites the MSR JIS II start flag to 'string.' " "(20h)
TKJES=string Overwrites the MSR 1 JIS II end flag to 'string.' " "(7Fh)
BEEP=ON Validates the sound loaded from the card with the MSR123 and
illuminates the LED simultaneously.
BEEP=OFF Invalidates the sound loaded from the card with the MSR123 and
only illuminates the LED.
MSR=m... Specifies the track that enables MSR decoding. The characters
that can be specified are "1", "2" and "3", and these are specified
after “=”. An error will be triggered if duplicate characters are
specified simultaneously. "MSR1" is the same as "MSR=12", and
"MSR3" is the same as "MSR=23".