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Using the Number Pad
You can use the number pad to move the cursor around the screen and to type
numbers and mathematical symbols. The reader’s number pad is designed to
work like the number pad on a regular PC keyboard. If you are programming
or using an application that requires the scan code for a character from the PC’s
number pad, you need to use the reader’s number pad.
For example, you must use the PC’s number pad to type a character from the
extended ASCII character set. You cannot use the number keys above the
alphabetic characters. You must also use the reader’s number pad to type
characters from the extended ASCII character set.
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A PC keypad has a key labeled Num Lock. When you press the Num Lock key
on a PC, a light turns on to tell you that the Num Lock is turned on and you
can type numbers and mathematical symbols. When you press the Num Lock
key again, the light turns off and the number pad becomes a cursor keypad.
The reader’s number pad works the same way. You can turn the Num Lock on
and off with the number pad.
There are two ways to type numbers and mathematical symbols:
• Use the number keys 0 through 9 with the number pad disabled.
• Use the number keys 0 through 9 with the number pad enabled and the
Num Lock turned on.
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