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How to Use the Keypad and Modifier Keys
The computer keypad includes blue and red modifier keys for typing alphabetic
characters, special characters and utilizing the function keys (F1 - F10). The
keypad also has customizable soft keys (P1 to P2) that can provide two additional
key functions.
To learn more about customizing the key functions, see
page 23.
To type a number:
•
To type a lower case alphabetic character or symbol:
1. Press the blue modifier key once.
2. Press the key for the letter or special character shown in blue.
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Description
Enter (ENT)
Delete (DEL)
Tab
P1 and P2
Soft Keys
Numeric Keys
and Blue or Red
Modifier Keys
Space
Press the relevant number key.
a
An
appears in the status bar to indicate that the keypad is in alphabetic
mode.
Insert a carriage return where the cursor is located and move to
next line or confirm a selection.
Use to delete a character.
Switch menus or insert a tab.
Use the key remap feature to map specific functions to P1 and
P2 keys. For example, you can map the P1 key to open the
volume adjustment menu.
•
Settings > Honeywell Settings > Keyremap
•
When no modifier is enabled, press a numeric or symbol
key to input the number or symbol marked in white on the
key.
•
Press the blue modifier key to input the alphabetic letter(s)
or symbol(s) marked in blue on the key.
•
Press the red modifier key to access the function (e.g., F1,
F10) marked in red on the numeric key.
To learn more see,
How to Use the Keypad and Modifier
To add a space press the blue modifier key, and then press zero
key.
Remap a Button or Key
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