Casio DT-X200 Series Mounting instructions

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CASIO
DT-X200 Series
Software Manual
(Version 1.03)
CASIO Computer Co., Ltd.
Copyright ©2015. All rights reserved.
June 2015

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Table of the Contents
1. Product Overview·························································································································································6
1.1 Basic Description··················································································································································6
1.1.1 List of Models·················································································································································6
1.1.2 Name of parts·················································································································································7
1.2 Software Configuration ································································································································8
1.2.1 Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7···············································································8
1.2.2 Standard application composition·································································································9
1.2.3 Option software structure ······················································································································ 12
2. Function ····································································································································································· 13
2.1 Display································································································································································· 13
2.1.1 Display control········································································································································ 13
2.2 Key control························································································································································ 15
2.2.1 Key types···················································································································································· 16
2.2.2 Key assignment······································································································································ 19
2.3 Touch panel······················································································································································ 23
2.3.1 Function.····················································································································································· 23
2.4 Audio/ buzzer··················································································································································· 24
2.4.1 Audio····························································································································································· 25
2.4.2 Buzzer··························································································································································· 26
2.5 LED ········································································································································································ 27
2.5.1 LED control ··············································································································································· 28
2.6 Vibrator································································································································································ 30
2.6.1 Vibrator control······································································································································· 30
2.7 Storage ································································································································································ 31
2.7.1 Flash disk··················································································································································· 31
2.7.2 SD card ························································································································································ 32
2.7.3 Precautions ··············································································································································· 33
2.8 Power control ·················································································································································· 34
2.8.1 Power On/ power Off ··························································································································· 35
2.8.2 Power key control ································································································································· 37
2.8.3 Reset and resume control ················································································································ 38
2.8.4 Power-saving control·························································································································· 40
2.9 Laser scanner (barcode)··························································································································· 42
2.9.1 Scannable codes ··································································································································· 42
2.9.2 Scanning method ·································································································································· 44
2.9.3 Scanning conditions···························································································································· 45
2.9.4 Scanning result output format······································································································· 47
2.9.5 Scan result notification······················································································································ 53
2.9.6 Expanded functions····························································································································· 54
2.9.7 Power control··········································································································································· 56
2.10 Imager (1D/2D codes) ································································································································· 57
2.10.1 Barcode scan specification············································································································· 57
2.10.2 Scanning method ·································································································································· 60
2.10.3 Scanning conditions···························································································································· 61
2.10.4 Scan result notification······················································································································ 62
2.10.5 Expanded functions····························································································································· 63
2.10.6 Basic Functions······································································································································ 67
2.10.7 Common functions·······························································································································69

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2.11 NFC (Near Field Communication)········································································································ 70
2.11.1 List of cards ready for communication ···················································································· 70
2.11.2 Communication functions················································································································ 72
2.11.3 Expanded functions····························································································································· 75
2.11.4 Power control··········································································································································· 75
2.12 USB········································································································································································ 76
2.13 LAN cradle IP setup·········································································································································· 77
2.14 Bluetooth···························································································································································· 78
2.14.1 Basic specifications····························································································································· 79
2.15 Wireless LAN··················································································································································· 83
2.15.1 Function summary································································································································ 83
2.15.2 Casio expanded features ·················································································································· 85
2.15.3 Wireless LAN settings ························································································································ 88
3. Introduction ································································································································································· 95
3.1 System menu······················································································································································· 95
3.2 Perform Initial Setup···································································································································· 97
3.2.1 Welcome Wizard····································································································································· 97
3.2.2 Date/Time/Alarm Setting······················································································································· 98
3.2.3 Owner Information ····································································································································· 99
3.2.4 Regional Settings······································································································································101
3.2.5 Power····························································································································································102
3.2.6 CPU speed setting ······························································································································103
3.3 Input/Display Settings ······························································································································104
3.3.1 Desktop setting·····································································································································104
3.3.2 Touch Panel Calibration··················································································································105
3.3.3 Vibrator······················································································································································106
3.3.4 Keyboard Settings ······························································································································107
3.3.5 Brightness ··············································································································································· 108
3.3.6 Mouse Setting········································································································································110
3.3.7 Taskbar and Start Menu ··················································································································110
3.4 Volume Level Settings ·····························································································································111
3.4.1 Sounds & Notifications ····················································································································111
3.4.2 Buzzer setting········································································································································111
3.5 Security Settings ·········································································································································112
3.5.1 Terminal Password Settings········································································································· 113
3.5.2 Setting Password for Date and Time ·······················································································114
3.6 Laser Scanner (1D) Settings·················································································································115
3.6.1 Laser Setting··········································································································································115
3.6.2 Laser Scanner Reading····················································································································119
3.6.3 Laser Scanner Demo ·························································································································120
3.7 Imager (2D) Settings··································································································································121
3.7.1 Imager Settings·····································································································································121
3.7.2 Image Scanner Read··························································································································127
3.7.3 Image Scanner Demo························································································································128
3.8 Set NFC (Near Field Communication) Card Reading····························································· 131
3.8.1 NFC Demo················································································································································131
3.9 Set LAN ·····························································································································································133
3.9.1 LAN Cradle Setting Tool··················································································································133
3.9.2 Network and Dial-up Connections ····························································································136
3.10 WLAN Settings··············································································································································140
3.10.1 WLAN Power Settings ······················································································································140
3.10.2 WLAN Settings······································································································································141

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3.10.3 WLAN Barcode Setting Tool·········································································································148
3.11 Bluetooth Connection ······························································································································149
3.11.1 Bluetooth Manager ····························································································································· 149
3.12 Backup User Data ·······································································································································150
3.12.1 Backup Tool············································································································································150
3.13 Duplicate a Terminal·································································································································· 156
3.13.1 Copy Devices Tool······························································································································156
3.14 Automatically Install Software·············································································································164
3.14.1 Auto Setup···············································································································································164
3.15 Use the Country-Specific WLAN Setting Tool ···········································································165
3.15.1 Function Summary ·····························································································································165
3.15.2 Configuration Files·····························································································································166
3.15.3 Command Line Argument ··············································································································169
3.15.4 Startup Screen ······································································································································ 170
4. Operation ·································································································································································172
4.1 Start/ Close the Unit···································································································································172
4.2 Input from the Software Input Panel (SIP)····················································································173
4.2.1 Operation Method································································································································173
4.3 Connect to the Internet····························································································································174
4.3.1 Internet Explorer ·································································································································· 174
4.4 Use the PC Connection Utility·············································································································177
4.4.1 PC Connection Configuration······································································································177
4.4.2 LMWIN (upload/download utility)·······························································································178
4.4.3 FLCE····························································································································································179
4.4.4 ActiveSync···············································································································································180
4.4.5 Windows Mobile Device Center (WMDC)··············································································· 180
4.4.6 Remote Desktop Connection ······································································································· 181
4.4.7 Terminal Server Client Licenses ································································································ 183
4.5 Use Application Programs·····················································································································184
4.5.1 Calculator·················································································································································184
4.5.2 Handwritten Note·································································································································185
4.5.3 Mailer Software (Cmail)····················································································································186
5. Maintenance···························································································································································187
5.1 File Operations ·············································································································································187
5.1.1 TextEditor·················································································································································187
5.1.2 FCHKCE······················································································································································· 187
5.1.3 Windows Explorer ·····································································································································188
5.2 Terminal Log Viewer ·······································································································································190
5.2.1 Log Viewer··················································································································································190
5.2.2 Storage Manager ······································································································································191
5.3 Investigate the Communications Environment·········································································192
5.3.1 REBIND tool··············································································································································· 192
5.3.2 NetSearch···················································································································································193
5.4 Maintain the System ··································································································································196
5.4.1 System information··································································································································196
5.4.2 Version information ·································································································································197
5.4.3 Remove Programs····································································································································198
5.4.4 Auto Restore Tool ·······························································································································198
5.4.5 Command Prompt·····································································································································200
5.4.6 Module Update Tool··························································································································· 201
6. Appendix·································································································································································· 204

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6.1 Standard with the application list ··············································································································204
6.2 Optional Software List···································································································································207
Editorial Record
Manual
Version no. Date edited Page Content
1.00 March 2015 New version
38,39 “2.8.3 Reset and resume control”update
24,27 “2.4 Audio/ buzzer” , “2.5 LED”update
57 "2.10 Imager" -> "1D barcode" list update
21 "2.2.2 Key assignment" -> Description
modification of Numerical keypad1
23 "2.3 Touch panel" update
1.01 March 2015
15,16,
19
To "2.2 Key control", "L-Multi, R-Multi" Description
Additional
13 Fixed default of battery used in the 5
23 "2.3 Touch panel" description modification
165 "3.15 Use the Country-Specific WLAN Setting
Tool" Description Additional
1.02 May 2015
78 "2.14 Bluetooth" Description amended
22 "2.2.2 Key assignment" Description amended
(Fn+7,8,9)
40 "2.8.4 Power-saving control " Description
amended(CPU Speed)
1.03 August 2015
80 Description additional to "(2) Communication
Profiles"

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1. Product Overview
1.1 Basic Description
This chapter describes the overall composition of the DT-X200 unit and its software.
1.1.1 List of Models
The major features integrated in each model of the DT-X200 series are shown below
Product name Scanner
Imager NFC*1
DT-X200-10E 1D No
DT-X200-20E 2D No
DT-X200-11E 1D Yes
DT-X200-21E 2D Yes
DT-X200-41E Full microwave
（2D）Yes
DT-X8-10C-CNV 1D No
DT-X8-20C-CNV 2D No
*1 NFC (Near Field Communication): Supported by contactless IC cards and RFID
Addendum:
1. The usable external storage media is Micro SD card.
2. All models support 802.11a/b/g/n for wireless LAN (WLAN).
3. Refer to the DT-X200 Series Hardware Manual for other specifications.

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1.1.2 Name of parts
The main item name of DT-X200 body is as follows.
Note : Please refer to "DT-X200 series Hardware manual" about details.
Speaker Indicator 1 Indicator 2
MIC
Micro SD
Card slot.
ＬTrigger
（Ｌ Enterkey）
Ｒ Trigger
（R Enterkey）
Scanner, NFC
Reading device

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1.2 Software Configuration
The OS on the unit is Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7 (WEC7).
It also has Casio control software and various applications installed.
The main software configuration is as follows:
1.2.1 Microsoft Windows Embedded Compact 7
This is the successor OS to Windows CE 6.0, designed for space-saving devices.
It allows easy transition and use of older applications.
Features
Easy-to-use user interface
Supports RDP 7.0
Supports NDIS 6.1
An open environment allowing for easy development
Runs Windows Mobile applications with AYGShell
The OS module, basic drivers, font files and the majority of other programs necessary for
running applications are expanded from NAND disk to RAM to run. This method enables
extremely fast execution performance.
Software Configuration
Hardware
(
Firmware built into the device
,
etc.
)
Operating software (OS)
(Boot, device control/communications drivers, libraries, etc.)
Microsoft middleware
(
.Net Framework
,
IME
,
etc.
)
Device control library
Control Panel CASIO applications
Microsoft
application

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1.2.2 Standard application composition
The application functions installed as standard on the DT-X200 are as follows:
(1) Start-Settings Menu
No Name 説明
1 Bluetooth Performs power settings and device scans.
2 CPU Speed Sets the CPU operating speed.
3 IME setting Sets display/ hide for the IME toolbar.
4 LAN Cradle Sets IP information (terminal, cradle).
5 USB To PC Sets the connection method with PC.
6 USB Connection Displays USB connection status and changes the connection
utility.
7 WLAN Power settings Makes settings for power to the WLAN module and displays the
detected status.
8 Remove programs Delete installed programs.
9 IMEJA setting Makes settings for image scanner reading.
10 Internet option Set Internet Explorer options.
11 Keyboard Make settings concerning keyboard operations.
12 Backlight Sets backlight brightness, auto dimming, and auto off.
13 System Displays system information and makes settings
14 Scanner setting Makes settings for laser scanner reading.
15 Stylus Provides double tapping adjustment and touch screen position
calibration.
16 Client license of a terminal
server Displays terminal service client authentication licenses.
17 Dial Makes settings for telephony.
18 Network and dialup
connection Makes settings for dial-up connection.
19 Version infor Displays the version of the OS and service pack, etc.
20 Vibrator Sets the vibrator to enabled or disabled.
21 Password Set the password to input when the terminal starts up.

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No Name Description
22 Power Set power management options.
23 Buzzer Sets up buzzer sound to enabled/disabled, and its sound volume
to low/medium/high.
24 Sounds & Notifications Sets sound types and their volume levels.
25 Mouse Adjusts double click interval.
26 Input panel Changes the current input method and options.
27 Regionnal Settings Makes detailed settings for region, language, and input.
28 Owner information Sets information related to the owner.
29 Clock & Alarms Sets the current date, time, and timezone.
30 Wireless LAN settings Makes settings for WLAN connection.
31 Screen Sets color scheme for the background and desktop.
32 Storage Manager Displays disk information.
33 Certificates Edits trusted certificates.
34 Taskbar and Start menu General and detailed settings
(2) Start-Program Menu
No Name Description
1 FLCE Client communications software to upload and download data.
2 Terminal Communication utility for using a telephone modem.
3 NetSearch Displays a list of WLAN partner stations.
4 WLAN barcode setting Makes WLAN settings by scanning barcodes.
5 Image scanner Read Uses the imager to read barcodes.
6 Backup tool Backs up and restores user data to/from FlashDisk.
7 Laser scanner reading Uses the laser scanner to read barcodes.
8 Copy Devices Copies user data between terminals.

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No Name Description
9 LogViewer Displays a list of logs for the target period.
10 Voice recorder Makes voice recordings and plays them back.
11 Notes Makes handwritten notes.
12 Display Demo Demonstrates the LCD (screen display).
13 NFC Demo Demonstrates the NFC reader.
14 Image Scanner Demo Demonstrates the image scanner reading functions.
15 Laser scanner demo Demonstrates the laser scanner reading functions.
16 Notification Demo Demonstrates the buzzer and vibration.
17 Cmail Mailer software by Casio.
18 Internet Explorer Displays Web pages for Internet and Intranet.
19 TextEditor A simple rich text editor.
20 Windows Explorer A file management program.
21 Command prompt Operates the system with DOS commands.
22 Moupdate A tool for updating modules.
23 Remote Desktop Mobile Client software for remote desktop connection.
24 Calculator Calculator software by Casio.

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1.2.3 Option software structure
The configuration of optional software is as follows:
No. Software name Explanation
1 WLAN Measurement Tool A CT Client tool to measure WLAN.
2 WLAN Barcode Setting Tool A tool to use barcode scanning to perform WLAN setup
operations.
3 Module Update Tool A tool for updating modules.
4 Module Update Editor An editor for creating new module update spec files.
5 WLAN Country Setting Tool A setting tool for making country-specific WLAN settings.
6 Active Menu The menu system.
7 Local Security Only allows specific users to use the terminal.
8 Remote Security Works through SMS from a remote location to protect data.
9 LMWIN A tool to upload and download files between the PC server
and the terminal.
10 Media Security II Security for SD cards using AES.
11 CASIO Terminal Manager (CTM) A tool for terminal management.

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2. Function
This document explains the details of the functions of the unit and its options.
2.1 Display
Information is displayed on a 2.7 inch QVGA screen size (320 dots vertically x 240 dots
horizontally).
The main functions are as follows.
①The display is an on/off function for screen display.
②The display can be rotated (90°, 180°, 270°).
③The backlight has an on/off function (with an Auto Dimming function)
2.1.1 Display control
The screen display functions are as follows:
Display specification 65,536 colors TFT LCD
(16 bpp, Red: 5 bits, Green: 6 bits, Blue: 5 bits)
X direction 240 dotsDisplay size
Y direction 320 dots
[List of Functions]
No
. Function Windows Embedded
Compact 7 model
1 Backlight brightness adjustment Yes
2 Backlight Auto Dimming Yes
3 Backlight Auto Off Yes
4 Screen display rotation Yes
5 Virtual Off Yes
6 Backlight brightness restriction by the
temperature sensor
Yes
(1) Backlight brightness adjustment
- Setting can be made in one of nine grades for power source either when the power is provided by
an external power supply or from the battery pack.
(The default is 9 (maximum) when an external power source is used, or 5 when the battery is
used.)
- The settings can be changed using the contrast and brightness properties.
- The backlight can be turned on and off using a device control function from an application.
For details, refer to “System Library Manual”.

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(2) Backlight auto dimming (only under battery power)
- If the terminal is left over in idle state, with no key or touch panel input, the backlight will dim
automatically (the auto dimming function is only enabled under battery power).
When key or touch panel input resumes, the dimmed state is canceled and the display reverts to
normal brightness.
- Auto dimming setting can be changed between yes/no using the contrast and brightness
properties (default: Yes), and the standby time before dimming (default: 1 minute) can be
changed.
- The setting for the brightness of the LED backlight during auto dimming can be changed using
contrast and properties. (Eight levels are available, the default is the third level).
(3) Backlight Auto Off
- If the terminal is left over in idle state, with no key or touch panel input, the backlight will turn off
automatically, to save power. When key or touch panel input resumes, the display reverts to
normal brightness.
- The backlight auto off setting can be changed between yes/no using the contrast and brightness
properties (default: Yes), and the standby time auto off (default: 5 minutes) can be changed.
- While under battery power, pack and both the Auto Dimming function and the Auto Backlight OFF
function have been enabled, the function with the shorter preset time period will be enabled.
(Example: If auto dimming is set to 1 minute and auto backlight off is set to 5 minutes -> auto
dimming after 1 minute, then backlight off 4 minutes later.
If auto dimming is set to 5 minutes and auto backlight off is set to 1 minute -> Only
backlight off occurs after 1 minute (in this case, auto dimming does not operate).
(4) Screen display rotation
The display can be rotated by turning the screen. In that case, the coordinate system of the touch
panel also rotates.
(5) Virtual Off
Virtual Off is a wireless standby state due to low power consumption. When the system has entered
virtual off state, its display and backlight turn off. The display and backlight turn back on when it is
restored from virtual off state.
[Note] Refer to “2.8.4 Power-saving control” for details.
(6) Backlight brightness restriction by the temperature sensor (under external power
supply or battery power)
①The backlight brightness is automatically restricted when the temperature inside the terminal is
high.
- There are two levels of restriction. The first restricts backlight brightness so that it can only be
set to the level levels from 1 to 7 out of 9.
- The second level restricts brightness so that it can only be set to the level levels from 1 to 5 out
of 9.
②If normal brightness or brightness when dimmed by the auto dimming function (only under
battery power) is set higher than the valid range (levels) under restriction, the display is
automatically dimmed to the highest level allowed in the restricted range. Once the temperature
drops and the restriction is canceled, brightness automatically reverts to its previous level.

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2.2 Key control
This section explains the functions of the control keys, input keys, function keys, and trigger keys.
The function keys correspond to F1~F8, and the Fn key displays the control keys.
Key layout
1. Control keys
These are the Power key, Enter, Character, Fn, and CLR.
2. Cursor keys
These work in the same way as the up, down, left, and right cursor keys of a PC.
3. Input keys
Press these to input numbers and text.
4. Function keys
Use these to start pre-registered applications.
5. Center trigger key
Use this key to read barcodes. It can also be set to any preferred function.
Note) There are also left and right trigger keys. Refer to the layout diagram for key positions.
Power key
4. Function keys
3. Input keys
2. Cursor keys
5. Center
trigger key
1. Control keys
1. Control keys
5. Control keys
（L-Multi、R-Multi）

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2.2.1 Key types
The usable keys are as follows:
Key name Basic operation
Control keys
Power key Switches the power on and off.
Enter ( ) Confirms input.
Fn Transitions the input mode to F.
CLR Deletes one character in front of the input cursor.
L-Multi Start the application (system only).
R-Multi Start the application (system only).
Cursor keys
Up Moves the cursor up.
Down Moves the cursor down.
Left Moves the cursor left.
Right Moves the cursor right.
Input keys
Numerical keypad Inputs 0~9.
. Inputs the decimal point.
Function keys
F1 Starts the assigned application.
F2 Starts the assigned application.
F3 Starts the assigned application.
F4 Starts the assigned application.
F5 Starts the assigned application.
F6 Starts the assigned application.
F7 Starts the assigned application.
F8 Starts the assigned application.
Trigger key
Center trigger key Starts barcode reading operation.
L trigger key Starts barcode reading operation.
R trigger key Starts barcode reading operation.
(1) Key mode switchover
The A (F8) key on the keyboard can be used to change the key input mode.
(2) Indication of key mode
Indicates the current key mode in the task tray. The modes are indicated by “1” for numerals, “A” for
uppercase alphabets, “a” for lowercase alphabet, and “P” for telephone.

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(3) Key mode transition suppression
Suppresses key mode transitions.
When the mode is switched sequentially through [1]->[A]->[ａ]->[1] (repeating), and [A], [a], and [P]
are set as suppressed,
switching changes to run sequentially through [1]->[1] (repeating).
Setting can be made from the application by using a system library.
For details, refer to the System Library Manual.
(4) Key repeat
Continuing to press any of “0”to “9”, “up“, “left”, “right”, and “down“ keys will repeat the key input.
(5) Key click
The key click can be set to mute, low or loud from “Volume & Sounds” on the Control Panel
The key click sound is generated when a key is pressed.
However, it is not output when the key is released or in mid-course of repeating the key input.
(6) Direction key rotation with screen rotation
If there is a four-way direction key, its arrow keys rotate together with the screen.
Angle Up key Down
key
Left
key
Right
key
0° Up Down Left Right
90° Right Left Up Down
180° Down Up Right Left
270° Left Right Down Up

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(7) Input switch key control
Press the character key to switch the input mode. The current key mode is indicated on the task tray
title bar.
Display mode Content
Numeral mode Single-byte numeral input
Alphabetic
uppercase
character mode
Single-byte uppercase alphabet input
Alphabetic
lowercase
character mode
Single-byte lowercase alphabet input
Function mode Perform specialized operations with key combinations.
Press the Fn key to enter this mode.
Lock mode Input from keys other than the Power key and trigger keys is
prohibited.
(8) Side trigger key input interrupt disabled
The input interrupts assigned to the left and right trigger keys can be disabled.
If they are disabled, input from other keys can be received even while a side trigger key is pressed.
This function prevents inadvertent pressing of the side trigger keys, which are placed on the sides of
the case, by the hand that holds the case during numerical keypad input, because such trigger key
operation disables numerical keypad input.
Setting can be made from the application by using a system library.
For details, refer to the System Library Manual.

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2.2.2 Key assignment
The following are the key codes and function assignments.
(1) Control keys
KEY Specialized operations Operation specification Remarks
Fn ---- Specialized key operation (toggle) Fn mode is
released when the
next key input is
made.
1 L-Multi key
A L-Multi key
In character input
mode
a L-Multi key
L-Multi
In Fn mode F No function
1 R-Multi key
A R-Multi key
In character input
mode
a R-Multi key
R-Multi
In Fn mode F No function
1 Deletes 1 character to the left.
A Deletes 1 character to the left.
In character input
mode
a Deletes 1 character to the left.
CLR
In Fn mode F ESC action
1 Enter key
A Enter key
In character input
mode
a Enter key
In Fn mode F Shift + Enter keys
1 Up key
A Up key
In character input
mode
a Up key
Up
In Fn mode F Shift + TAB keys.
1 Down key
ADown key
In character input
mode
aDown key
Down
In Fn mode FTAB key
1 Left key
A Left key
In character input
mode
a Left key
Left
In Fn mode F Left key (also the left key during
conversion)
1 Right key
A Right key
In character input
mode
a Right key
Right
In Fn mode F Right key (also the right key during
conversion)

20
(2) Function keys
KEY Specialized operations Operation specification Remarks
1 Performs as ALT key.
A Performs as ALT key.
In character input
mode
a Performs as ALT key.
F1
In Fn mode F Performs as ALT key.
1 Performs as Shift + TAB keys.
A Performs as Shift + TAB keys.
In character input
mode
a Performs as Shift + TAB keys.
F2
In Fn mode F Performs as Shift + TAB keys.
1 Performs as TAB key.
A Performs as TAB key.
In character input
mode
a Performs as TAB key.
F3
In Fn mode F Performs as TAB key.
1 Performs as F4 key.
A Performs as F4 key.
In character input
mode
a Performs as F4 key.
F4
In Fn mode F Performs as Shift + F4 key.
1 Performs as Space key.
A Performs as Space key.
In character input
mode
a Performs as Space key.
F5
In Fn mode F Performs as Space key.
1 Performs as F6 key.
A Performs as F6 key.
In character input
mode
a Performs as F6 key.
F6
In Fn mode F Performs as Shift + F6 key.
1 Performs as F7 key.
A Performs as F7 key.
In character input
mode
a Performs as F7 key.
F7
In Fn mode F Key Backlight ON / OFF
In character input
mode
Changes input mode.
Navigate to Numeric Alphabet
(uppercase) Alphabet (lowercase)
F8
In Fn mode Changes input mode.
Navigate to Numeric Alphabet
(lowercase) Alphabet (uppercase)