
Falcon Keypads
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Falcon
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DOS Portable Terminals
Table 18: Standard Keys not found on a 48-key Falcon
The Falcon 48-key 33x and 34x have some keys that are not found on a PC
keyboard. These keys are shown in
Table 19.
Table 19: Falcon 34X 48-Key Keypad Unique Keys
Icons and 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.
Standard Keys not found on a Falcon 48-key keypad
<F11> Left <Shift>* <Num Lock> <Scroll Lock>
<F12> <Caps Lock>* <Pause/Break> Right <Ctrl>
<Tab> Left Brace <}> Right Brace <{> <Pg Down>
<End> Right <Alt> <Print Screen>/
<SysReq>
Grey Numeric
Number Keys
<Home> <Pg Up>
* The Falcon’s <Caps> key provides the functions of these keys. On the 48-key 34X
keyboard the <Shift> key also provides these functions.
** The 48-key keyboard has a <BREAK> key that performs a <Ctrl><Break>
*** The 48-key keyboard has a <PRT SCR> key that performs a print screen.
Key Default Use
<Caps> When pressed and released, toggles Caps mode on and off;
when held down, acts equivalently to the <Shift> key on a
standard computer keyboard.
<Contrast Up> Increased contrast in the viewport.
<Contrast Down> Decreases contrast in the viewport.
<Fn> Ouputs the symbol or activates the function (<F1>-<F10>) keys
above the number keys.
<Shift> Acts like a shift on a conventional keyboard. Used to access
symbol characters over the number keys
<Break> Performs a <Ctrl>-<Break> when pressed.
<PrtScr> Prints screen to parallel port.
<Lamp> Turns the backlight on and off in the viewport.
<Power> Turns the Falcon on and off.
<PAN LK> <Fn>+<S> toggles the viewport mode on or off; the arrow keys
can then be used to effect panning (keys <F1>, <F2>, <F4>,
and <F5>); use the panning toggle key (<S>) to exit paning
mode and return the screen to cursor mode.
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