Unitech MS860 Keyboard Wedge, continued, Function Code, Caps-Lock, Language, Use Numeric Keypad

MS860 WiFi Manual

SCANNER CONFIGURATION MANAGER

Step 3: Fill in the SSID name of access point (AP) and click on “Next”

Keyboard Wedge, continued

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Function Code

Function Code determines how function code characters from the MS860 are output.

If Yes is selected, then scanned function codes will output as if their corresponding function keys were pressed. For instance - scanning an F1 label will display a “Help” pop-up box, F3 will display a “Find” pop-up box, etc.

If No is selected, the scanned function codes will output special character strings defined by Unitech for non-print character output.

Default is “Yes”.

Caps-Lock

The Caps-Lock function determines how the Caps Lock key controls the case of alphabetical characters. The three options below are available:

StepAuto4: SelectTrace wirelessautomaticallynetworkdeterminestype the Caps Lock key status and informs the decoder accordingly.

Lower Case manually coordinates the physical state of the Caps Lock key with the Caps Lock state of the decoder. For example, if the Caps Lock LED is not lit, then “Lower Case” should be se- lected.

Upper Case is the same as Lower Case (above) except that it applies to the upper case state. If the Caps Lock LED is lit, then “Upper Case” should be selected.

Default is “Auto Trace”.

Language

Your MS860 can output characters using eleven different language

sets, including:
Danish	French	Norwegian	Swiss
U.S. English	German	Swedish
U.K. English	Italian	Spanish	Alt Key Mode
Default is “U.S.”

Use Numeric Keypad

The ASCII Code for numeric input from the keypad part of the key- board is different from that of the upper row of the keyboard proper. Some accounting programs specifically require keypad input, and for that reason, the MS860’s decoder can output read data as either keypad or keyboard (upper row) output.

Default is “No” 35