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Mapping the Keyboard
Intermec Fingerprint v8.70.0/v10.0.0 Programmer´s Reference Manual
Appendix A—Keyboards
In order to map (or remap) the keyboard of the printer, you must identify
the ASCII values for each character you want available. The KEYBMAP$
command used to map the keyboard (see Chapter 2) requires a string containing
all 64 keyboard characters. You must map the complete keyboard
for two (three in PX printers with alphanumeric keyboard) cases: no Shift
key pressed, and Shift key pressed (plus Alt key pressed for PX printers).
The example below maps the PX-printers keyboard to the actual alphanumeric
keyboard appearance.
Example 10 REM PX Alphanumeric keyboard mapping.
20 REM Character Set = ANSI (NASC -2)
30 REM One keyboard column per program row
40 NASC -2
90 REM Unshifted keys
100 A$ = CHR$(128)+”aq” + STRING$(2,0)
110 A$ = A$ + “zsw” + STRING$(2,0)
120 A$ = A$ + “xde” + STRING$(2,0)
130 A$ = A$ + “cfr” + STRING$(2,0)
140 A$ = A$ + “vgt” + STRING$(2,0)
150 A$ = A$ + “bhy” + CHR$(6)+CHR$(7)
160 A$ = A$ + “nju” + CHR$(29) + CHR$(1)
170 A$ = A$ + “mki” + CHR$(4) + CHR$(2)
180 A$ = A$ + “,lo” + CHR$(5) + CHR$(3)
190 A$ = A$ + “.+p” + CHR$(28)+CHR$(30)
200 A$ = A$ + “ “ + CHR$(8) + “147”
210 A$ = A$ + CHR$(31)+”0258”
220 A$ = A$ + CHR$(13) + “369”
290 REM Shifted keys
300 B$ = CHR$(0)+”AQ” + STRING$(2,0)
310 B$ = B$ + “ZSW” + STRING$(2,0)
320 B$ = B$ + “XDE” + STRING$(2,0)
330 B$ = B$ + “CFR” + STRING$(2,0)
340 B$ = B$ + “VGT” + STRING$(2,0)
350 B$ = B$ + “BHY” + CHR$(0)+CHR$(0)
360 B$ = B$ + “NJU” + CHR$(157) + CHR$(129)
370 B$ = B$ + “MKI” + CHR$(132) + CHR$(130)
380 B$ = B$ + “,LO” + CHR$(133) + CHR$(131)
390 B$ = B$ + “.+P” + CHR$(156)+CHR$(158)
400 B$ = B$ + “ “ + CHR$(136) + “147”
410 B$ = B$ + CHR$(159)+”0258”
420 B$ = B$ + CHR$(141) + “369”