User`s guide

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CipherLab BASIC Compiler
User's Guide
5.9.6 Digits Position
This setting can force the SEND_WEDGE function to treat the position of the digit keys on
the keyboard differently. If this setting is set to upper, the SEND_WEDGE function will add
shift key when transmitting digits. This setting will be effective only when the keyboard
type selected is PCAT (all available language), PS2-30, PS55, or Memorex Telex.
However, if the user chooses to send digits using numeric keypad, this setting is
meaningless.
To set "Lower Position", add 16 to the value of the second element of WedgeSetting$
(Wedge_2$). To set "Upper Position", add 24 to the value of the second element of
WedgeSetting$ (Wedge_2$).
Note: Do not set this setting unless the user is sure about the selection.
5.9.7 Shift / Capital Lock Keyboard
This setting can force the SEND_WEDGE function to treat the keyboard type to be a shift
lock keyboard or a capital lock keyboard. This setting will be effective only when the
keyboard type selected is PCAT (all available language), PS2-30, PS55, or Memorex Telex.
To set "Capital Lock", add 4 to the value of the second element of WedgeSetting$
(Wedge_2$). To set "Shift Lock", add 6 to the value of the second element of
WedgeSetting$ (Wedge_2$).
Note: Do not set this setting unless the user is sure about the selection.
5.9.8 Digit Transmission
This setting instructs the SEND_WEDGE function which group of keys is used to transmit
digits, whether to use the digit keys on top of the alphabet keys or use the digit keys on the
numeric keypad.
To set "Use Numeric Keypad to Transmit Digits", add 2 to the value of the second element
of WedgeSetting$ (Wedge_2$).
5.9.9 Inter-Character Delay
A millisecond inter-character delay, in the range of 0 to 255, can be added before
transmitting each character. This is used to provide some response time for PC to process
keyboard input.