Intermec Janus 2010 Reference Manual page 14

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Keypad Input
• Keys that you press on the keypad are emphasized in bold. For example,
• When you are required to press and release a series of keys in order, the
• When you are required to press more than one key at the same time, the
Commands
Other Conventions
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"press Enter" means you press the key labeled "Enter" on the reader
keypad.
All key names use first-letter capitalization. For example:
Ctrl = Control key
Enter = Enter key
F3 = F3 key
keys are listed in order with no connectors. For example, to enter the
uppercase character A, press Shift A. To enter this character, you press
and release the Shift key, and then press the key marked A.
keys are connected by a dash in the text. For example, press Ctrl-Alt-Del
to perform a warm boot on a standard PC. When the keys are connected
by a dash, it is important that you press and hold the keys in the order
they are listed in the text.
DOS commands are printed in Courier, exactly as you must type them.
For example:
COPY INTERMEC.* E:\
Code examples are printed in 8-point Courier. For example:
if(step != 0) level = step;
if(level >= 31) level = 0;
Italic type identifies a syntax parameter where it is defined in text. Italic
type is also used to indicate references to other manuals and to indicate
important terminology.
Hexadecimal numbers in text are followed by an uppercase H. For
example, 03 hex is shown as 03H.
Hexadecimal numbers in C language code segments begin with 0x. For
example, AX_REG = 0x5300.
// use step value if provided
// keep level within bounds