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Falcon Keypads
16 Falcon
®
DOS Portable Terminals
The Falcon 31x has some keys that are not found on a PC keyboard. These
keys are shown in
Table 4. Page numbers indicate where to find more informa-
tion about the keys.
Table 4: Falcon 31X Keys Not Found on a Standard Keyboard
Input Modes
During operations that require use of a disk drive, a disk icon (shown at left)
appears on the right side of the viewport. This indicates that the unit is busy.
Wait until the icon disappears before continuing to use the unit.
Key Default Use
<Alpha>
Toggles the Falcon between Alpha mode and Normal mode
(
page 25).
<Caps>
When pressed and released, toggles Caps mode on and off; when
held down, acts equivalently to the <Shift> key on a standard com-
puter keyboard (
page 17).
<Dark> Darkens the background of the viewport (page 41).
<FN 1>
Outputs the blue symbol or activates the function (<F1><F10>)
above the next key pressed (
page 16).
<FN 2> Outputs the black symbol above the next key pressed (
page 16).
<INTL>
Outputs an international character generated by the combination of
the next two key presses (page 18).
<Lamp> ( )
Turns the backlight on and off in the viewport (page 42).
<Light > Lightens the background of the viewport (page 41).
<Power> ( )
Turns the Falcon on and off (page 2).
<Swap>
Switches the assigned actions of the right and left laser triggers
(page 49).
Left laser trigger
Operates the Falcon laser or an attached bar code reader (can be
reprogrammed as a keypad key, page 49)*.
Right laser trigger
Same as the <Alpha> key (can be reprogrammed as a laser trigger
or a keypad key, page 49)*.
* For information about reprogramming triggers, refer to the Falcon DOS Portable Data Ter-
minal Advanced User’s Guide.
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