ATOL PKB-60 User manual

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PKB-60
Programming Keyboard
User’s Manual

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Table of Contents
Introduction
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Specification
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Interface Description
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Chapter 1 Programming tool installation
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Chapter 2 Programming software introduction ................................................ 7
2.1 The Main interface of programming software .............................................. 7
2.1.1 Toolbar ..........................................................................................
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2.1.2 Electronically lock key and Layer Selection
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2.1.3 Programming key and text box .........................................................
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2.2 Virtual keyboard interface ......................................................................... 8
Chapter 3 The use of programming software
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3.1
P
rogramming
0
key
as
'a'
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3.2 Set
F
1
key
as Company Slogan
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3.3
Layer Switch Setting
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3.4
Setting Parameter of Magnetic Stripe Card Reader
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3.5
Setting Property of Keyboard
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3.6
Save/ Open/ Write
Programmed data as dat. File Format
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the programmable POS keyboard. PKB-60 POS Keyboard with MSR features 5 x 12
key matrix layout in a compact design to optimize limited counter space. It incorporates a built-in
programming magnetic stripe card reader with 48 configurable keys to reduce repetitive data input and
keystrokes. It also supports multi-level configuration on each key. The MSR swipes with an LED and beeper to
indicate a successful swipe. It also reserves one PS/2 port for barcode gun or standard PS/2 Keyboard use.
Specification
Keyboard Specification
Key Number 60 keys with 48 relegendable keys
Key Switch Mechanism Membrane-type Key Switch with 10 million life cycle time
Total Travel Distance / 4 + 0.4mm / 2 + 0.6mm
Key Force (Peak Load ) 60 + 20cN
Power
Supply/
Current
PS/2 +5VDC + 10% / < 100mA
USB +5VDC + 10% / < 100mA
LEDs Indicator / Buzzer Power, OK and ERROR / Buzzer for MSR
Programmable Features
Programmable Keys 60 keys can be programmable including 48 relegendable keys,
Multi-Level Programming Yes, support max 6 levels
Time Delay Support Provide a variable time delay, 0.5 sec per interval
True Keyboard Function Provide true keyboard wedge function, operated with or without the normal PC
Software Compatibility Support USB programming in Window ME/ 9X/2K/ XP/ 7, DOS and Linux
Memory All programmed data are stored in EEPROM, without battery
Magnetic Stripe Card Reader Specification
Card Standard Comply with ISO 7812, IBM standards, AAMVA, JIS-2
Programmable Support Yes, programmable MSR setting for Header, Tailor, Separator, Suffix and Prefix
ISO Card
Track
Track 1 210BPI with max 76 characters
Track 2 210BPI with max 107 characters or 75BPI with max 37 characters
Track 3 210BPI with max 107 characters
Swipe Speed / Head
Life
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Cycle
10 ~ 180 cm/sec. / 500, 000 swipes
Others
Electronics Locks 6 section of electronic locks for different level users
Environme
nt
Operating 0
o
C ~ 50
o
C (32
o
F ~ 122
o
F) , 10% ~ 90% (no condensation)
Storage -20
o
C ~ 55
o
C (-4
o
F ~ 131
o
F) , 10% ~ 90% (no condensation)
Physical Dim. / Weight 254 (L) x 170 (D) x 42 (H) mm / 0.85 kg (N.W.)
Box / Weight 345 (L) x 176 (D) x 56 (H) mm / 1.1kgs (G.W.)
Accessorie
s
RJ45 Y Cable with PS/2 & USB Jack, Keycap Puller, 1x and 2x Transparent Caps, Electronic Keys

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Interface Description
The package will be including one RJ45 Y-cable with USB and PS/2 jacks. RJ45 connector will connect to
RJ45 socket on the keyboard. You can hear beep sound when the cable is well connected to RJ45 socket. The
PS/2 jack or USB jack will connect to PC’s PS/2 socket or USB socket depending on which mode you will use.
There is another PS/2 socket on keyboard which is reserved for barcode scanner or standard PS/2
keyboard connection.
It may damage your PC if PS/2 jack and USB jack connect
to PC together. PKB
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can support either
PS/2 mode or USB mode. In USB mode, PS/2 jack cannot connect to PC’s PS/2 socket. In PS/2 model,
USB jack cannot connect to USB jack. Programming tool only work under USB mode.
Figure
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Chapter 1. Programming Tool Installation
Once download the software, PKB-60_V1.x.msi, please double click it to start installing the programming tool.
It will pop up welcome wizard and click “Next” to
proceed.
Click “ Next” to accept the default installation
folder.
And click “Next” again to start the installation.

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Click “Close” to complete the installation.

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Chapter 2. Programming Software Introduction
1.
This programming tool works only
under
USB interface of PKB
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POS keyboard. Please make sure if your USB jack is well connected
to PC’s USB port, please refer (Figure 1.0.)
2. Please disable power saving in your system while using
programming tool. Or close programming tool if you will leave for a
while.
2.1 The Main Interface of Programming Software
2.1.1 Toolbar
New
: Create a new programming table
Open
: Open the saved programming table document. (dat document format)
Save
: Save the programming table, the format is dat
Read
: Reade the programming table from the keyboard
Write
: Write the programming able to the keyboard (Note! Before reading the key
value from keyboard, please do not press this button.)
Card
: Set some parameter about the magnetic stripe card reader
Help
: Open the user manual
Exit
: Exit the software
Figure 2.1
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2.1.2 6 Electronically lock key and Layer Selection
 It indicates 6 electronically lock key, it can be used for
layer key as well as ordinary key, Figure 2.1.2
 The figure of electronically lock is to indicate the layer,
L (Layer 1), P (Layer 2), X (Layer 3), Z (Layer 4), SU (Layer 5)
and SP (Layer 6)
 It is a layer select drop-down menu. Selected Layer1
indicates the Programming table is in layer1. If selecting
Layer2, the programming table is in Layer 2.
2.1.3 Programming Key and Text Box
The blue keys are programming keys. After this key, “0” key for example, is programmed as
“a”, the text box will show the key value when your mouse cursor move on this key, please see
Figure 2.1.3
2.2 Virtual Keyboard Interface
When you click the one of the
blue keys in main interface (Figure 2.1.3),
it will pop up the virtual keyboard
interface shown as (Figure 2.2.1).
Figure 2.1
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Figure 2.1
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Figure 2.
2.1
Text Box
Blue Key
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In the virtual keyboard interface, you can define any key value when clicking the virtual key in the
virtual keyboard. For example, you click “A” in the virtual keyboard, the key Setting List will be shown as
(Figure 2.2.2 ).
If this key setting is often to be used, you can click [Add User Key], the Key Code “LCtrl+a” will
be shown in the field of the User Key List, Figure 2.2.3
For [Special Key] function, this field is not available for users.
Figure 2.
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Chapter 3. Using Programming Software
3.1 Programming 0 key as “ a “
Step 1. Before programming any key, please read the default key value from your PKB-60 keyboard
first by pressing [Read] button. It will pop up the dialogue that data is transferring, see Figure 3.1.1
After finishing the reading (please save this default key value as default in other folder), the default
of all key value will be shown on each blue key, please see Figure 3.1.2
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Step 2. Select layer you want to program, please select “Layer 1” for example and click “0” on blue
key. It will pop up the virtual keyboard interface, Figure 3.1.3. In key Setting List, the Key Code still
shows “0”.
Step 3. Move your mouse cursor on 0 of Key Code field and right-click your mouse. It will show
drop-down menu as Figure 3.1.4 and select “Delete”.
Step 4. Click “a” in the virtual keyboard and click the [Confirm] button to finish the operation.
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Step 5. Return to main interface, please click [ Write ] to send the key value to keyboard. It will
inform you : keyboard data is successfully written!!, see Figure 3.1.6 and click “OK”
How to check if the “0” key is programmed as “a”?
-You can move your cursor on the programmed key and the text box will be shown “ Layer 1: a
“ in the main interface, please refer to (Figure 3.1.7)
- Or you can use MS Notepad and press “0” key, the screen
will show “a” in edit area.
3.2 Set F1 key as Your Company Slogan
Each programming key can support up to 255 characters. You can define F1 key as company slogan
“Digimore Your Business !”, for example.
Step 1. Select Layer1 and Click blue key, same position of F1 key on PKB-60 POS keyboard. The
screen will pop up the virtual keyboard interface.
Step 2. Click “LShift” and “d”. You will see the key code will be capital “ D “ not “ d ”, please refer to
Figure 3.2.1
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Step 3. Then click “LShif” key in the virtual keyboard again. Then click “ i ” key. You will see the “ i ”
is not capital letter. Hereafter is the key Setting List for programming F1 key as “ Digimore Your
Business!”
Step 4. After input all key codes, click the [Confirm] to finish the operation.
Step 5. Return to main interface, please click [ Write ] to send the key value to keyboard.
Step 6. You can save the programmed key value in dat. File. Just click [Save] on toolbar of main
interface.
Key Setting List
Key Setting List
No.
Key Code
Key Value
Layer
No.
Key Code
Key Value
Layer
0
LShift
55
1
15
u
35
1
1
D
45
1
16
r
32
1
2
LShfit
55
1
17
Space
70
1
3
i
36
1
18
LShift
55
1
4
g
47
1
19
B
60
1
5
i
36
1
20
LShift
55
1
6
m
62
1
21
u
35
1
7
o
37
1
22
s
44
1
8
r
32
1
23
i
36
1
9
e
31
1
24
n
61
1
10
Space
70
1
25
e
31
1
11
LShift
55
1
26
s
44
1
12
Y
34
1
27
s
44
1
13
LShift
55
1
28
LShift
55
1
14
o
37
1
29
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15
1
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3.3 Layer Switch Setting
In the main interface, you can manage layer setting by right-click your mouse, please refer to Figure 3.3.1
When you right-click your mouse on programmed key, you can see the menu shown, Delete the current
layer data, Delete all layer data and Button layer set (please refer to Figure 3.3.2) .
3.4 Setting Parameter of Magnetic Stripe Card Reader
Click the [Card] button of Toolbar into the setting screen of magnetic stripe card reader, see Figure 3.4.1.
 Set Enable Track – Click check box  First, Second or third to enable any of tracks
 Set Prefix Character -Double click the text box, it will pop up the virtual keyboard interface and
select character you need.
 Set Suffix Character – the procedure is same as set prefix character.
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 Enable Enter Key – When click check box of  Enter Key, end of track dat will add the “Enter”
key value.
3.5 Setting Property of Keyboard
You can set your keystroke with sound or only programmed key with sound by selecting [KeyBoardSet]/
[Keyboard Setting] into keyboard setting screen (Figure 3.5.1). In keyboard setting screen, you can select
keystroke sounding with either for all key or for specified key.
3.6 Save/ Open/ Copy Programmed data as dat. File Format
When all programming and setting are done, you can save the current programming data as a dat
document by clicking [Save] into your selected folder and enter file name, PKB-60 for example.
You can also open file by clicking [Open] and select PKB-60.dat. In the main interface, you can see key
value on blue key.
If you want to copy this programming data into other keyboard, just open the file and click [Write]. The
key value of the new keyboard will be same as your pre-programming keyboard.
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