The following program description deals with:
By use of this program you can maintain the key assignment with the related keyboard function for the corresponding entry function of the terminal program, i.e. create new data records, modify or delete existing data. You can also view the already stored data for information purposes.
A description of the keyboard functions can be found in the documentation of the Keyboard and Booking Function.
This paragraph will provide a short overview over the options available for updating these basic data
Just like in almost any other program:
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 9999
Displays the number of the company. This field is preset with the current company number.
Permitted input range: numeric, 1 - 9999
Displays the number of the function key table. This field is preset with the current function key table.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 chars.
Enter the number of a corresponding entry function for which you would like to assign a function key (F1 to F12) to a keyboard event.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 chars.
Enter the name of the function key to which a keyboard event is to be assigned.
Permitted names for the keys are F1 to F12.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 chars.
Enter the keyboard event related to this key.
The keyb oard events are described in the documentation of the Key and Booking Function.
The function keys can be assigned to keyboard events needed at the terminal. By the device PC keyboard, the event "FK" is generated. By entering a Keyboard event in this table, the related FK event is assigned to a corresponding keyboard event (e.g. ART, WAITER, GC etc.).
Depending on the various entry functions, a different keyboard event can be assigned to the same function key.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 chars.
In this field, you only have to enter data if user data are necessary for this keyboard event.
If user data is entered manually for this keyboard event, data entries in this field are not necessary.
Example:
For a payment type preset key, the keyboard event
PM with the user data for the number of the payment type stored in the system
is needed.
In this case, PMn has to be entered in the Event field and the number of the payment type has to be entered in the User Data field. The "n" added to the keyboard event informs the program about the necessity of user data.
For a two-step payment type key, the keyboard event fPM is to be entered in the Event field. User data is entered for this keyboard event by the user when the terminal is in use.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 40 chars.
Currently without a meaning.
Permitted input range: alphanumeric, max. 20 chars.
Enter a descriptive text for the key as it is to be displayed on the screen.
Activated:
Deactivated:
Currently without a meaning.