CipherLab CP55, Справочное руководство

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Chapter 1 Use Mobile Computer
ALPHA KEY
By default, the numeric keypad is set to numeric mode, and the QWERTY keypad is set to
alpha (lowercase alphabetic) mode. The Alpha key [ α ] serves as a switch key between
numeric and alphabetic input modes.
The status icon on the taskbar delivers the current input mode:
Status Icon Alpha Key Input Mode
On QWERTY keypad, press [ α ] once Numbers
On numeric keypad, press [ α ] once Lowercase alphabetic characters
Note:
(1) The Alpha key [ α ] can be used to switch between alpha and numeric input
modes
(2) If you are using the on-screen keyboard, tap CAP (Caps Lock) to switch between
uppercase and lowercase alphabetic modes.
SHIFT KEY
The Shift key induces the following changes to input mode:
Status Icon Shift Key Input Mode
→
→
Press [
×
] once The Shift key [
×
] modifies the next key pressed depending
on the input mode.
(1) In numeric mode ( ), it will act on the next key
pressed. However, the actual content input is not affected.
(2) In alpha (lowercase alphabetic) mode ( ), it will
show a single uppercase character after pressing Shift key
[
×
] one time.
For example, input “ABC”, and it will show “Abc.
→
→
Press [
×
] twice
(enter Shift Lock Mode)
Pressing Shift key [
×
] two times will lock the present input
mode.
(1) In numeric mode ( ), it will lock numeric mode.
However, the actual content input is not affected.
(2) In alpha (lowercase alphabetic) mode ( ), it will lock
uppercase alphabetic mode (= Caps Lock).
For example, input “ABC”, and it will show “ABC”.
Note: There is no need to long press the Shift key [
×
].