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Falcon 31x 41-Key Keypad

User’s Guide 17

The current input mode determines key functions on the Falcon 31x. The

shape of the cursor on the Falcon

31x in the viewport indicates the current

input mode.Input modes and corresponding cursors are described in

Table 5

on page 17.

Table 5: Input Modes, Key Sequences and Cursors

Working with Input Modes

The color coding of the keys and characters on the Falcon 31X reflects input

mode functions.

•The

yellow <Alpha> key works with the yellow letters on the other keys.

•The

blue <FN 1> key works with the functions (<F1> – <F10>) and the

blue characters printed above some of the keys.

•The

black <FN 2> key works with the black characters or operations

printed above some of the keys.

For most applications, the letters and numbers are all that are needed.

Input Mode/

Key Sequence

Cursor Result of Keypress

Type 1—Remains in effect after each keypress until discontinued by user.

Normal

Outputs the white number or symbol on the key, or performs

an action (e.g., moves left).

<Alpha>

Outputs the yellow letter on the key (lowercase unless used

with Caps mode).

<Caps>

(Alpha Mode)

Outputs the uppercase yellow letter on the key.

Type 2—Affects only a single keypress or combination of key presses.

Function 1 Outputs the blue symbol or function above the key.

Function 2 Outputs the black symbol above the key.

Control <CTL>

Outputs the control meaning for alphanumeric or function

keys.

Alternate

<ALT>

Outputs the alternate meaning for alphanumeric or function

keys.

International

<INTL>

Outputs a character from the international character set

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