Usb Keyboard Support - Nomad 12 Only; System Requirements; Attaching Ausb Keyboard; Using The Keyboard - Zaxcom Nomand User Manual

NOMAD OPERATIONS
USB Keyboard support -
A USB keyboard plugged into Nomad 12 can be used to start and stop recording, navigate menus, select and adjust
menu items, enter metadata and adjust input trim.

System Requirements

The USB keyboard operates on the Linux processor that is installed in Nomad 12 only.
To use a USB keyboard the Nomad will need to be running software version 6.56 or higher.
The Linux processor needs to be running software dated Dec 21.
To check the Linux software version go into the ENG Menu > Advanced Setup > USB Status. On the USB status page if
"USB Option Is Ready" should be displayed.
If any of these conditions are not met please contact Zaxcom.
Attaching a USB Keyboard
With Nomad powered down plug a USB keyboard into the USB port then power up Nomad as normal. Approximately
20 seconds after boot-up Nomad will communicate with the attached keyboard and "Found Keyboard" will flash once
on the screen. If the keyboard is not found Nomad may need to power cycled.

Using the Keyboard

After the keyboard is identified Nomad can be navigated and controlled with shortcuts from the below list. Some
shortcuts have two key options - this is for smaller keyboard that may have limited keys.

Locking the Keyboard

There is an option to lock the keyboard to prevent accidental key presses when not using the keyboard.
To lock the keyboard simultaneously press CTRL+ALT+DELETE or simultaneously press CTRL+ALT+L
To unlock the keyboard simultaneously press CTRL+ALT+DELETE or simultaneously press CTRL+ALT+U
After the keyboard is locked or unlock "Keyboard Locked" or "Keyboard Unlocked" flash on the home screen. After
the keyboard status is displayed this message will not be displayed until the lock status is changed again.
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USB Keyboard