Keyboard

The following program description deals with:

• Remarks on the Program Function
• Remarks on the Input Fields
• Use the Index to view the field descriptions required.

A detailed description of the posting functions of each of the keys can be found in the section Key Functions.

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Remarks on the Program Function

With this program you can maintain the basic data, i.e. insert new records, edit and delete the existing ones. You can also display the data on the screen for enquiry only.

A keyboard with the related keyboard table must be configured for the following devices:

1. Operating module old (ADS 48)
2. Operating module new (TopCash)
3. Operating module comp.
4. ADS keyboard (TopKey)
5. PC POS keyboard (further information can be found under Keyboard plan for the PC keyboard
6. PC POS keyboard screen-based terminal special
7. TK90
8. RIVA keyboard

The configuration is as follows:

1. First configure a Keyboard, define the number of rows and columns for the keyboard and then define the position and the function of all Keys required to operate the POS program.
   
   Note:
   A program can be called up with button Keyboard program in to allow the position and the function of each individual key to be updated via a graphic user interface. The keyboard events for the key functions can be selected from the list and linked to the key..
   
   Then link the appropriate keyboard to the appropriate device type..

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Remarks on the input fields

This paragraph will provide a short overview over the options available for updating these Basic Data.

Just like in almost any other program:

• The Input Mask may be different in your MICROS Retail OSCAR POS program depending on the set-up of the application. In some cases some Data Fields may be missing.
• Some input fields may contain default values or defined selection options; these cannot be updated.
• The input mask contains some fields that require an entry and others in which entries are optional.
• If the data record is updated via multi-page input masks, go to the Dialog Window by clicking on the appropriate buttons with <Mouse key 1>.
• The same procedure applies to call up another update program from this program.
• In some cases you may find that so-called "Switches" which - depending on the default - can be activated or deactivated with <Mouse key 1>. Activated switches are identified by their dark color, deactivated switches are lighter-colored.

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Keyboard no.

Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 9999

Enter into this field the number of keyboard to be created in the system.

To add a new record, enter an unused number in the Key Fields.

For changes or deletions, the records can be retrieved by entering the numbers in the key fields. If you do not know the number, you can also select the data record via the Search Function.

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Name

Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 characters

This input field is the name of the keyboard. Use a descriptive name (e.g. Gastro 90 Keyboard, etc.) for a better overview of the data in the system.

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Key row

Permitted input range: numeric 1 - 99

Enter the number of key rows which are required on this keyboard.

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Key column

Permitted input range: numeric 1 - 99

Enter the number of key columns which are required on this keyboard.

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Index

• Key column
• Key row
• Name
• Number

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