KeyAT-4 Keyboard Port Adapter
5/19/2007
12
L3 Systems
Tera Term
For use with Microsoft Windows, we suggest using the application called Tera Term. It’s
free to download and use. Tera Term is a terminal emulator that also has a macro (or
scripting) capability. The terminal emulator provides a simple way to test and experiment
the operation of the KeyAT. You can also create scripts to automate the keystrokes.
Examples:
Sending Keys that don’t have ASCII eqvivalents:
:~:59<ENTER>
Sends F1 key
:~+29~:59~-29<ENTER>
Sends Ctrl-F1 key
:~+56~:59~-56<ENTER>
Sends Alt-F1 key
:~:72<ENTER>
Sends Up-Arrow key
Use of different data modes:
:~C<ENTER>
Sets to character mode
:DIR^M<ENTER>
Sends DOS a directory command
:~H<ENTER>
Sets to ASCII HEX mode
:4449520D<ENTER>
Sends DOS a directory command
:~S<ENTER>
Sets to scan code mode
:32231928<ENTER>
Sends DOS a directory command
:~K<ENTER>
Sets to key code mode
:23F02343F0432DF02D5AF05A<ENTER>
Sends DOS a directory command
Autoexec Command for Windows (uses boot sense):
:~LR=~Z99~:28~Z30~+56~:63~-56<ENTER>
On boot, waits 99 seconds for boot to finish, sends a
<ENTER> (Win 95 Network logon), waits another 30 seconds,
and sends an Alt-F5.
The Alt-F5 would be
assigned as a key
shortcut for a desktop application that you wish to run.