This is the keyboard layout for the UK version of keyboard:
- On power-on, displays in order:
- REUTERS all caps, in center of LCD
- Clearing FLASH-Code. Please wait...
- Clearing FLASH-emergency-parameter space. Please wait . . .
- Version 1.20L01Ref4
If you ignore the keyboard for five minutes the display lighting will go off.
WEY, who create and sell similar keyboards define some of their special keys as follows (terms replaced with the G80-9009 labels):
Yours - Opens the YOURS window in matching
Mine - Opens the MINE window in matching
Bid - Opens the BID window in matching
Offer - Opens the OFFER window in matching
Reset - Reset values in the current opened window in matching
F## - Macro keys that can be programmed to generate a string or function
Contact - Used to contact a counterparty in Dealing
Accept - accepts a conversation call from a counterparty in Dealing Confirm - Confirms a conversation deal in Dealing
Deal - Opens the deal window in Dealing
Tranfr - Transfers a dealing conversation to colleague
Interrupt - Interrupts the Dealing conversation to place in send mode
Xmit - transfers conversation to counterparty
End cont - Ends a dealing conversation
- Macros up to 80 characters, with name you assign, stored in F1-F24.
- You can also store macros in Shift+Fn, and Control+Fn
- TODO: Can you change the Legends for macro sets?
The Legends and Macros get set for either the Desk PC, or Workstation. Select the one you want before pressing Setup.
USER SETUP MENU
Macro Definition
MACRO DEFINITION > Set [33]: DESK PC
Program Key
Which key do you want to program > Tap one of the F keys, 1-24, for example F14
Enter Soft Key Name of F14: LOREMIPSUM
Enter the desired macro (max. 80 char.) and confirm with F14 (enter text)
Busy with Flash! (Writing)
Delete key Used to clear a macro and it's label.
Select Desk PC Legend
Source: IBM PS/2
+-------------------------------+ +-------------------------------+ +-------------------------------+
| `: | | RIGHT | ALT | | PAUSE | | END | NUM | | PAGE | SCRLL | PAGE | PRINT |
| | | CNTRL | GRAPH | | | | | LOCK | | UP | LOCK | DOWN | SCRN |
|-------------------------------| |-------------------------------| |-------------------------------|
| F1 | F2 | F3 | F4 | | F5 | F6 | F7 | F8 | | F9 | F10 | F11 | F12 |
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
+-------------------------------+ +-------------------------------+ +-------------------------------+
16 legends sets are available. None support F13-F24 on Desk PC setting
These are the keys available in Calculator Mode:
It's a floating-point calculator. Largest representable number seems to be 9.000 E+1000.
Has eight memories, √⎺, percent, etc. functions.
Enter Calc mode with the Calc key. Exit with either "Desk PC" or "Wkst" keys.
Calc, Num Lock and Caps Lock LEDs are illuminated in Calc mode, and cannot be turned off .
- Number keys, both sets, both decimal points, +, -, /, and = all work as expected.
- Backspace deletes the most recent digit entered. 1,2,3, Backspace, Backspace yields "1."
- Clear clears the current calculation, but not memories.
- Delete clears the current (pending) operation and entry.
- Reset clears the current entry, calculation, and memories. It does not change the decimal setting.
- Both Enter keys are used for "=". "=" without another operation and number repeats the last operation. Example: 1 * 2 = is 2. =, =, = makes 16.
- Reset key (red) clears the current entry, calculation, and all 8 memories. It does not change the decimal setting. 24 24 24* Pressing either Control key clears the display of the Calc F1-F12 keys, but seems to have no other effect.
- Arrow keys (Left/Right) are only used to set number of decimals, while in setup mode.
- F1-F12 function keys are used for
+--------------------+ +-----------------------+ +-----------------------+
| M | M | M+ | M- | | M | C | CE | % | | 1/x | √⎺ | EXP | +/- |
| In | out | | | | clear | | | | | | | | |
+--------------------+ +-----------------------+ +-----------------------+
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F7 F7 F9 F10 F11 F12
When in Calc mode the current memory number (1-8) and value is displayed. EXP is used for entering 10 to the X scaling. Example: 1 3 EXP 2 = 1300. Negative exponents can be entered as well: 1 3 EXP 4 5 +/- = 1.3E-044
Setup operations, accessible by taping the Shift key:
* Shift+F1 -> Setup. Allows changing of decimals from 0 to 8 places.
Left/Right arrow to change. Either Enter key to set and exit.
* Shift+F11 -> M up. Select a memory form 1 to 8
* Shift+F12 -> M down Select a memory form 8 to 1
Arrow keys (Left/Right) are only used to set number of decimals, while in setup mode.
The Control keys display the Control+F1 to Control+F12 macro legends. The Shift keys display the Shift+F1 to Shift+F12 macro legends. Either Enter key can be used for programming macros.
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With Wkst selected you can... but need to connect... TODO: complete when known.
Keys that operate in Keyboard mode:
- Keys on main keyboard, except bottom row, all
- Control is Control, Alt and Alt Graph are Command.
- Numeric pad, all
- F1-F12
- The 2 key shifted is @
- The 3 key shifted is #
- The ' key shifted is "
- The # key unshifted is , and shifted is | << I should swap key caps for this.
- The \ key unshifted is §, and shifted is ±
- The reset button (not key) on the back of the keyboard acts like a temporary power Off/On cycle.
Keys that do not operate in Keyboard mode:
- ABBR and Deal on the bottom row
- All colored keys on the keyboard, except "0" and "Enter" on the numeric pad.
- The entire first column from Interrupt to Raise Ordrs
- Clear (above Esc)
- F13-F24
- The entire top-right grouping of 11 keys from Hold to Scrn 4.
With Desk PC selected you can not use a subset of the keys on the board, as indicated here:
- No scan codes are sent out the Desk PC/Workstation port. Still working on this.