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Both
the keyclick and bell may be independently set to one of the
following eight volume levels.
000
highest
001
010
default
011
100
101
110
I I I
-- lowest
7.5.3.2
Indicators (LEOs) -- The system module normally transmits
indicator control commands. However the following are exceptions.
7.5.4
Upon powerup, the keyboard turns all LEOs off.
After
receiving
the
inhibit
transmission command, the
keyboard
turns
on
the
keyboard-locked LED. The LEO is
turned
off
after
the
keyboard
receives
a
resume
transmission command.
Keyboard-to-System Module Protocol
This section describes the keyboard-to-system module protocol.
7.5.4.1
Keycode
Transmission
The
keyboard transmits single
byte
keycodes
that
reflect
the
keyboard
matrix
status.
The
eight-bit
codes
above
6410
are used for keycodes. Every key is
identified
by
a
unique
keycode. There are no special codes for
shifted or control keys.
Refer
to
Figure
7-7 and Tables 7-1 and 7-2 for complete keycode
matrix translation table information.
7.5.4.2
Special
Code Transmission -- There are 13 special codes.
Nine
codes
have
values
above
6410
and four codes have values
below.
The
following
nine special codes have values above 6410 (keycode
value range).
ALL UPS
METRONOME CODE
OUTPUT ERROR
7-26
Keycode
179
(decimal),
B3 (hexadecimal)
Keycode 180 (decimal),
B4 (hexadecimal)
keycode 181 (decimal),
B5 (hexadecimal)

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