Keystone Computer Keyboard manual Communication settings on the keyboard, Baud 9,600

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re-check the physical cable connections between the keyboard and the PC. Also re-check the COM port settings:

Click on the menu bar on the top section of the program and select Keyboard>Keyboard settings and check that the correct COM port is selected. Click on the “Settings” button and verify that the following settings are correct and Click on the OK button:

Baud rate: 57,600

Data Bits: 8

Parity: None

Stop Bits: 1

Flow Control: XON/XOFF

Verify (with the help of your IT person if necessary) that the COM settings for your PC COM port are set at 57,600.

On your PC desktop right click “My Computer” and select “Properties” and click on the “Hardware” tab. Now click on Device Manager. Click on “Ports” and right click on “COM 1” and select “Properties”. Verify that the Baud settings for the COM port are set at 57,600.

IMPORTANT: the communication settings MUST BE IDENTICAL between:

•The keyboard and the printer

•The keyboard and the PC

On the keyboard, the communication settings can be accessed by pressing the “Exit” button which will bring you to the main menu; you will see “Press FORM to select”. While at the main menu, press and hold the “ALT” key and the “F1” keys simultaneously. You will see “SETUP: COM 1 SETUP”. Using the Up and Down arrow keys, you can scroll between the setup for COM 1 or COM 2. Press the “Enter” key to select the appropriate choice. You can now use the Up and Down arrow keys to scroll between the 5 setting choices listed below. Simply press the Right or Left arrow keys to change each setting. When you are done with the changes, press the “Exit” button twice to exit to the main menu.

Communication settings on the keyboard:

Keyboard and the printer (COM 1)

BAUD: 9,600

PARITY: NONE

DATA BIT: 8

STOP BIT: 1

SHAKE: XON/XOFF

For technical support, please call: 800-323-4840 ext. 290 (M - F 8 a.m. to 5 p.m CST)

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Contents Keystone Labeling System Page Unpacking Keystone Loading the Label Media Important Safety InstructionsLabel Media Sensor Adjustment Printer Coverage Equipment Service CoverageKeyboard Coverage Thermal Printhead CoverageInstalling the Labeling Software Software InstallationReturns Type in the CD key # 42885, click on Next to continue Page Page Page Page Running the program Connecting the keyboard to the PCBaud 9,600 Communication settings on the keyboardBaud Rate 9,600 Baud 57,600Connecting to a database Option 1 Microsoft Excel Page Connecting to a database Option 2 Microsoft Access Page Page TM LBL Setting up the labels/building the label templatePage Tear-Off Map a Text label element to a Database Field Map a Barcode label element to a Database Field Map a Label element using the Keyboard User Input Other Label Setup Options Map a label element using Keyboard User Input Transferring labels to the Keyboard Data entry Keyboard User Input Keyboard does not respond or the screen is blank Keyboard communication settingsPC and Program Settings Printer communication settings Datamax M-ClassBaUD 9,600 Parity None daTA BIT 8 Stop BIT Protocol Both Parity None Keyboard Internal DIP switches Default Communication Settings on the Printer Communication settings on the PCTo clean the printhead Cleaning the PrintheadTimeMed Labeling Systems, Inc

Computer Keyboard specifications

The Keystone Computer Keyboard has emerged as a notable contender in the realm of computer peripherals, combining practicality with advanced technology to enhance user experience. Designed for both gamers and professionals, this keyboard promises not only durability but also an array of features that cater to a wide audience.

One of the primary characteristics of the Keystone Keyboard is its mechanical switches, which are known for their responsiveness and tactile feedback. These switches provide a satisfying typing experience and are designed to withstand millions of keystrokes, ensuring longevity. The keyboard is often equipped with customizable RGB backlighting, allowing users to personalize their setup with a spectrum of colors and effects. This not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the keyboard but also improves visibility in low-light conditions, a feature appreciated by both gamers and late-night workers.

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Another noteworthy characteristic is the inclusion of anti-ghosting technology, which prevents missed inputs when multiple keys are pressed simultaneously. This feature is particularly beneficial in gaming scenarios, where quick access to multiple functions is crucial.

In conclusion, the Keystone Computer Keyboard blends functionality with cutting-edge technology, making it an excellent choice for anyone seeking a reliable and customizable typing solution. Its durable construction, mechanical switches, customizable lighting, and advanced features establish it as a top choice among both casual users and professionals alike. Whether for gaming or day-to-day tasks, the Keystone Keyboard meets the demands of the modern user, delivering performance and style in one package.
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