Keypad; Keypad Remapping; Right Mouse Click; Reset Keys - Intermec 6110 Technical Reference

Introduction

Keypad

The 6110 Computer has a built-in 16-key backlit keypad with programmable ap-
plication keycodes. Keycodes are generated by a PC compatible 8042 controller
emulator and presented to application software via standard software interfaces.

Keypad Remapping

All keys can be remapped, including shifted and unshifted keys, with the excep-
tion of the [I/O] key (suspend/resume) and the [GOLD] shift key. Use
SC400CFG.COM to remap the keypad.
For examples of configuration setup, refer to the SC400CFG.INI file by viewing
the 6110SC40.HTM file in the \Docs folder on the Windows 95 Toolkit CD. A
sample SC400CFG.INI file also resides in the \Config\Sc400cfg folder, on the
Windows 95 Toolkit CD.

Right Mouse Click

This standard PC function is also available on the 6110 Computer. Hold the
[GOLD] shift key down while tapping the screen provides the same results as a
right mouse click.

Reset Keys

Always shut down Windows before resetting the 6110 Computer. From the Win-
dows desktop, select Start → Shut Down for the Shut Down Windows screen,
select Shut down the computer?, then tap Yes.
Figure 1-3 shows the reset keys. To reset the terminal, hold down the [GOLD]
shift key, press [Esc], then [0], so all three keys are pressed. Continue to hold
them down until the Power Status LED illuminates, then release all three keys.

Suspend/Resume Key

To suspend the terminal, press and hold the suspend/resume [I/O] key for about
three seconds. To resume operation, press and release the same key.
The 6110 Computer automatically suspends when there is no activity for a time,
which conserves power, thereby protecting against loss of data while replacing
the main battery or leaving the unit unattended. This time is determined by the
configuration program.
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1. Zero key [0]
2. Escape key [Esc]
3. [GOLD] key
4. Power status LED
Figure 1-3
Reset Keys on Keypad
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