KeyAT-4 Keyboard Port Adapter
5/19/2007
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L3 Systems
Help Command
You can display a short setup help list with the “Q” commad:
Setup>H<ENTER>
~:nn Scancode nn
~-nn/~+nn Make/Break Scancode nn
~Knn Send Keycode nn
~Dnn Set Keyboard LEDs
~Xnn Send Keyboard byte nn
~Znn Delay nn
~nn ASCII byte
^X Control-X
--- Setup Commands ---
Pn-Print, Ln<String>-Load
n=C - Config Buffer
n=K - Key Scan Codes
n=P - Power-On Buffer
n=R - Reset Buffer
DC Set Default Config
EK Erase Key Codes
H Help, V Version, I LED Status
:
Configuration string
The KeyAT stores operating parameters in a configuration string located in non-volatile
flash memory. These include parameters such as the settings of the baud rate, enabling
command mode and determining the turn-around character.
Displaying Configuration
To display the configuration string, do the following command. (Note that the results
shown below are the default settings.)
Setup>PC<ENTER>
(Displays Configuration Data)
9600,NoPar,YesCmd,NoCR,LM,NM,0D,7E
Setup>
The configuration settings are defined as follows. The underlined characters represent
the minimum required entry in each field:
9600
–
Baud Rate
: 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, and 57600 are valid
parameters. 9600 is the default setting.
NoPar
–
RS-232 Parity
: Valid settings are NoPar for no parity, Even for even parity,
and Odd for odd parity. The default is NoPar.
YesCmd
–
Command mode
: YesCmd enables KeyAT commands and NoCmd
disables these commands. The default is YesCmd.
NoCR
–
CR Pass through mode
: NoCR does not send through the <CR> or
<ENTER> at end of command line. YesCR will send it through.
LM
–
Entry Mode
: LM (default) enables “line Mode”, IM enables Immediate mode
NM
–
Monitor Mode:
NM (default) No Monitor Mode, MM enables Monitor Mode
QM enables QWERTY mode
OD
–
End-of-line character
: Default is 0D, (<CR> or <ENTER> character)
7E
–
Command prefix character
: Default is 7E, tilde (~) character.