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- Page 1 User’s Manual PKB-044 Programmable POS Keyboard...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Introduction..............................2 1.1 Unpacking ............................2 1.2 Main Features........................... 2 1.3 Magsripe Card Reader Features (Option) ..................2 1.4 Specifications............................ 3 2. Get Started ..............................4 2.1 Edit Key Map ............................4 2.1.1 Key Code ..........................4 2.1.2 ASCII Code ..........................7 2.1.3 Layer Index .......................... -
Page 3: Introduction
The contents may vary with different options. If there’s any physical damage or missing parts, please contact your supplier immediately. Please keep all packing materials in case you need to ship back the device for service. PKB-044 One piece of quad key and its transplant key cover. -
Page 4: Specifications
1.4 Specifications Models PKB-044 Physical Material PS/2 Interface 234L x 144W x 45H mm Dimension 2800mm Cable Length 0.68Kg Weight Black or Beige (Option) Color 4±0.5mm Travel Distance 10 million strokes Operating Life Cycles Electrical +5VDC±10% Power Supply PS/2 Interface ≤100mA... -
Page 5: Get Started
2. Get Started Run the “PKB044Setup.exe” file in the bundled CD accordingly to start the installation. After finishing the installation, execute Start >> All Programs >> PKB044 to start the programming software. 2.1 Edit Key Map When the mouse cursor moves to a key on the key mapping drawing, the key becomes light blue indicating that the key at the state of being edited. - Page 6 The default keyboard picture is English version. If you click the language combox to select other language, for example, Japanese, the Japanese keyboard picture will popup. Example If you want to assign a key to “Hello\nWorld”, press “Shift”, “H”, “Shift”, “E”, “L”, “L”, “O”, “Enter”, “Shift”, “W”, “Shift”, “O”, “R”, “L”, “D”...
- Page 7 After programming this key (A01), if you type this key on the programmable keyboard, it will display: Hello World Note Press “Shift” once on the virtual keyboard and the codes will change to uppercase. Press “Shift” again and the codes will change to lowercase. ...
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Page 8: Ascii Code
2.1.2 ASCII Code In this method, you can assign any printable ASCII Codes, i.e. A-Z, a-z, 0-9, +, - ,* , / , and punctuation symbols with a computer keyboard. Up to 200 ASCII codes can be assigned. Five special symbols can also be assigned by the following representations. -
Page 9: Basic Settings
If, for example, you want to program the keyboard at the 2nd layer, choose Layer 2 in the tool bar. Then assign the key codes by “Key Code” or “ASCII Code” method. Assigning a key to Layer Index 2 is required for changing the whole key map to the 2nd layer. -
Page 10: Update Keyboard
2.2.1 Update Keyboard After assigning the codes to the buttons of the programmable keyboard, click “Keyboard” then “Update Key Mappings” or click icon on the toolbar to download the key mappings to the programmable keyboard. Note Please do not press any keys on the keyboard during updating. 2.2.2 Keyboard Setting On the menu bar, click “Keyboard”... -
Page 11: Key Map Preview
The following dialogue window will appear: If you want to have a beep sound when pressing a button on the keyboard, select “Beep Enable”. Then you can choose either “All Keys” or “Only Programmed Keys” option. If you allow the key to be displayed repeatedly when pressing the button continuously, select “Repeat Enable”. -
Page 12: Diagnostic
2.2.4 Diagnostic Reset Reset the keyboard only. Update Firmware Click “Keyboard” and then “Update Firmware” on the menu bar, or click icon on the toolbar, and it will ask you the location of the firmware file. During updating, please do not press any keys on the keyboard. Firmware Version Get the current version of the firmware. -
Page 13: Clear All
2.2.5 Clear All Click “Keyboard” on the menu bar and then “Clear All” or click icon on the toolbar to clear all key mappings and keyboard setting. This action only clears the program memory. It does not clear the settings in the actual keyboard. 2.2.6 Save If you want to save all key mappings, the keyboard setting or the magstripe card reader setting into a file,... -
Page 14: Magstrip Card Reader Settings (Option)
2.4 Magstrip Card Reader Settings (Option) On the menu bar, click “Keyboard” and then “Magstrip Card Reader Setting”, or on the toolbar, click icon, the following dialogue window will appear. Set Preamble, Separator, and Postamble by clicking the computer keyboard. The code length for preamble and postamble string is limited to 10 only.
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