JANUS? 2020 Hand-Held Computer (4MB) - Intermec

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Understanding the Icons
You can use the reader’s icons to monitor the status of special keys, battery
power, PC card drive, viewport movement, and RF communications. As you
use the reader, the icons are turned on and off in the top line of the reader
display to indicate the current status.
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Ctrl This icon appears when you press . The key is stored in
the keypad buffer until you press another key. When you press a
second key, the key combination is entered into the reader and the
icon disappears.
Alt This icon appears when you press . The key is stored in the
keypad buffer until you press another key. When you press a
second key, the key combination is entered into the reader and the
icon disappears.
Shift This icon appears when you press . The key is stored in
the keypad buffer until you press another key. When you press a
second key, the key combination is entered into the reader and the
icon disappears.
Caps Lock This icon appears when you press to enable the
Caps Lock feature and type all alphabetic characters as uppercase
letters. When you press to disable Caps Lock, the icon
disappears.
Compound Function This icon appears when you press . You
can press up to three times plus one more key to access a wide
range of key combinations. Each time you press , an additional
line appears on the Compound Function key icon to indicate the
number of times you pressed the key. Once you press a key other
than , the key combination is entered into the reader and the
icon disappears.
Connected This icon contains an asterisk. It blinks on a JANUS
display when the RF interface is either actively channel searching
or trying to reestablish RF communications with the network
controller. When the Connect icon stays on, the RF interface is
connected to a network controller. When RF communications are
not enabled or are not possible, the Connect icon is turned off. For
help, see your JANUS RF documentation.
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