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WSS 1000 Product Reference Guide
For example:
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Pressing the right or left <Alpha Shift> causes the numeric keys to produce the letters
listed above them. The left-hand Alpha Shift produces the letters in purple; the right-
hand Alpha Shift produces the letters in green.
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Pressing <Right Alpha Shift> followed by <FUNC> produces Alt characters, the
same as the Alt key on a PC.
The modifying effect applies only to the next key pressed.
Key Descriptions
Most of the keys are self-explanatory. Letter keys produce letters, number keys produce
numbers. Keys that perform special functions are described in
Table 6-1 .
Table 6-1. Special Keys and Sequences
Key Name Description
SHIFT Changes letter and number keys to punctuation marks and symbols.
Special combinations include:
Following <Left Alpha Shift> produces Cap Lock.
Alpha Shift
(unlabeled green and
purple keys; refer to
Figure 6-2 )
Shifts the keyboard to produce alphabetic characters or to modify
other key functions when held down. Selectable by the operator.
FUNC Function key. Invokes special keyboard functions. Special
combinations include:
Following <Right Alpha Shift> produces the Alt state.
CTRL Control key. Generates control characters. Special combinations
include:
Following <Right Alpha Shift> produces Num Lock.
Following <Left Alpha Shift> produces Scroll Lock.
<CTRL + BKSP> is equivalent to CTRL + C.
ENTER
U
sually pressed after typing data or a command. Special
combinations include:
Following <Left Alpha Shift> produces a TAB.
LAMP Turns the display light and/or keyboard light on or off.
CLEAR
(Escape) Depending on the application, completely or partially escapes from
an application level or screen, or clears data entered in a field.