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In the MSR section, an entry that is related to the MSR is described.
Beep may be specified to be On or Off. When it is specified to be On, beep sounds while the
MSR is being read. When it is specified to be Off, beep does not sound while the MSR is
being read.
CodeType is specified to be US, JP, FR, GR, or SP. The key-in data created while the MSR
was being read becomes conformable to the keyboard array of the specified country.
ValidTracks is specified to be 1, 2, 3, or J. When it is specified to be 1, track 1 can be read.
When it is specified to be 2, track 2 can be read. When it is specified to be 3, track 3 can be
read. When it is specified to be J, the JIS2 track can be read. More than one file may be
specified by dividing them with ,.
CodeDefinitionxx is described to make the character created while the MSR was being read
original. The specification is made in order of character code, key number, and concurrent
pressing key information by dividing them with ,. If not required, the concurrent pressing
key information can be omitted. The character code and the key number are in the same
format as that of SystemParamxx. The concurrent pressing key information can be specified
to be Shift, Ctrl, and Alt. CodeDefinitionxx may also be described in more than one file. For
xx, specify the decimal in order from 00 up to 99.
CardStart, CadEnd, Track1Start, Track1End, Track2Start, Track2End, Track3Start,
Track3End, JIS2Start, and JIS2End are SSs/ESs for reading the MSR. Normal characters,
including space, can be described as they are. Special characters can be described as \xx,
where xx is a two-digit hexadecimal. Specifically, line feed, tab and \ (back slash) may be
described as \n, \t, and \\, respectively.
The line beginning with ";" is regarded only as a comment line. No comment may be
described at the right end of the entry line. Generally, no unnecessary space or tab may be
included.
Logon Tool (for Windows XP/2000/NT)
With the SEGina (SEIKO EPSON Image ID Authorization) tool, the users of Windows XP/2000
and and Windows NT 4.0 can use the software keyboard after logging on/off from the software
keyboard.
Data can be input in the windows in execution by clicking with the mouse the specific keys of
the software keyboard displayed on the screen The software keyboard can be moved by
dragging its upper part.
Restrictions for Windows 2000
When using the logon tool with Windows 2000, execute the Windows 2000 Service Pack2, and
then execute the registry setting file " headless.reg" using the following procedure to change the
registry. The registry setting file is in the "C:\Backup\Logon" directory.
1. Double-click the headless.reg. The setting is applied.
2. When the system is restarted, the setting is valid.
4-50 Utilities
Rev. C
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