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CHAPTER 6: Power Up and Configuration Menu Options
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6.8 Changing Keyboard Layout Type
By selecting E from the main menu, the menu shown in Figure 8 is obtained. This is used to select the
specific keyboard mapping the operator desires. Selection of F, G and H provide fixed keyboards shown
on the previous pages. Programmable keyboards may be added as any of the selections A through E. By
using a programmable selection, the operator can design the keyboard to his or her liking.
To change the keyboard used enter 2 then select the keyboard layout you desire from those listed.
If you prefer an unlisted keyboard type you should select one of the letters under programmable and
enter the name (10 characters max). If the name is less than ten characters long, type carriage return or
spaces to complete the ten character name. If your keyboard looks like one of the fixed keyboards then
you should enter its letter as a response to “make new keyboard look like established name”.
NOTE
Selection of a blank entry from the programmable list may cause the A/S-4 to
malfunction.
Names of programmable keyboards may be added, changed, or deleted by using selection 3 and 4.
If a programmable keyboard has been selected, the operator should now set up the keys arrangement as
he or she wishes using selection F from the A/S-4’s main menu.
CURRENT:
Application = SDLC/SNA 3274/76 Interactive
VDU = ANSI STD; DEC VT100; Teletype 5410, 5420; Televideo 970, 960
Keyboard = Standard
Change: Keyboard
1 or A-Exit
2-Change Current Name
3-Add Name
4-Delete
PROGRAMMABLE: FIXED:
A- F-STANDARD
B- G-IBM PC 3270
C- H-ADM 1178
D- I-IBM 3101
E- J-PNS
Enter Number:
Figure 8