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Falcon Keypads
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Table 7: Standard PC Keyboard Keys not on the Falcon 32x
Standard PC Keyboard Keys not on the Falcon 32x
<Home>
<F11>
<Scroll Lock>
Right <Shift>*
* The Falcon's <Caps>
The Falcon has some keys that are not found on a PC keyboard. These
32x
keys are shown in
Table 8
mation about the keys.
Table 8: Falcon 32X Keys Not on a Standard Keyboard
Key
<Caps> When pressed and released, toggles Caps mode on and off;
when held down, acts equivalently to the
standard computer keyboard
<FN> Outputs the symbol or activates the function
above the next key pressed
<Dark> Darkens the background of the viewport
Outputs an international character generated by the combination
<INTL> ( )
of the next two key presses
Turns the backlight on and off in the viewport
<Lamp> ( )
<Light> Lightens the background of the viewport
Turns the Falcon on and off
<Power> ( )
<SWP> (Swap) Switches the assigned actions of the right and left laser triggers
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Left laser trigger Operates the Falcon laser or an attached bar code reader; can
be reprogrammed as a keypad key
Right laser trigger Same as the
trigger or a keypad key
Viewport Panning Use
Mode (
)
* For information about reprogramming triggers, refer to the Falcon DOS Portable
Data Terminal Advanced User's Guide.
<Pg Up>
Left <Shift>* <Num Lock>
<Caps Lock>* <Pause/Break>
Right <Alt> <Print Screen>/
<SysReq>
key provides the functions of these keys.
. Page numbers indicate where to find more infor-
Default Use
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<FN> key; can be reprogrammed as a laser
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<FN> to toggle the viewport panning mode on or off.
Falcon
<End> <Pg Down>
<F12>
Right <Ctrl>
Grey Numeric
Number Keys
<Shift> key on a
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(<F6> –<F10>)
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(page 48).
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(page 49).
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DOS Portable Terminals