Datalogic Formula F7400, Руководство пользователя

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To summarize:
- The [SHIFT]-[FUNC] sequence is equivalent to pressing the [CTRL] key on the AT
keyboard, and the combination is valid only for the next key pressed.
- The [SHIFT]-[ALPHA] sequence is equivalent to pressing the [ALT] key on the AT
keyboard, and the combination is valid only for the next key.
- The [SHIFT]-[ALPHA]-[FUNC]-[U] sequence activates the [ALT] function for all the
successive key combinations till the [SHIFT]-[ALPHA] sequence is pressed again.
- The [SHIFT]-[FUNC]-[FUNC]-[U] sequence activates the [CTRL] function for all
successive key combinations till the [SHIFT]-[FUNC] sequence is pressed again.
- The activity of the [FUNC] and [SHIFT] keys is in mutual exclusion, and is always
valid in the [NORMAL], [ALPHA], [ALT] and [CTRL] modes.
- For example, the [FUNC]-[A] sequence is always the same as pressing the [F1]
key, whereas the [SHIFT]-[A] sequence is the same as pressing the [&] key,
independently of the ALPHA, ALT and CTRL status.
Below is a description of the remaining F7400 terminal keys:
The [SPACE] key is the same as the space bar on the AT
keyboard in NORMAL and ALPHA mode. It is the same as
pressing the [TAB] key on a PC when in FUNC mode, and the
[SHIFT]+[TAB] combination on the AT keyboard while in SHIFT
mode.
The [BS] key operates as a [Backspace] key in NORMAL mode,
an [ESC] key in FUNC mode, and as a [DEL] key in SHIFT mode.
The [FUNC]-[V] sequence changes cyclically between Upper
case and Lower case letters. It corresponds to the function of
the CAPS-LOCK key on a PC keyboard. The letters will be
displayed only with the keyboard in ALPHA mode.
The [SCROLL] key, when in FUNC mode, activates the scroll
function of the arrow keys. Pressing [FUNC]-[Z] returns the
arrow keys to their predefined function.