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9560 Transaction Manager User’s Manual 5-24 Japanese Katakana Character Set HEX CODE 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F 2 3 AB C D Note 1 Note 1 9560-51U Note: Character FD is not supported in this version of the 9560. Note: Enter the yen sign, ¥, as Alt-@ or 5C hex.
Entering Katakana Characters Data Communications and Operating Options 5 You can enter Katakana characters in two different ways: you can use keyboard mapping, and you can type in Ro-maji: • Keyboard mapping (Kana entry style) maps the Katakana characters to specific keys on your 1700 keyboard. The reader maps different Katakana characters to the uppercase and lowercase Roman letters and numerals. You access some Katakana characters by holding down the Alt key and pressing another key. Special characters and numbers are not converted. • The Ro-maji entry style translates Roman letters and phonetic input to produce Katakana characters. Case is not important. Note: The 9560 keypad does not have an Alt key. You can use the 1700 keyboard or a terminal to enter characters that require the Alt key. To set the reader to use the Japanese Katakana character set 1. Enter Prompting Configuration mode by pressing Ctrl E from the keyboard or scan the label below: Enter Prompting Configuration *$+$+* *$+$+* 2. Press Enter until the prompt OP PARAMETERS is displayed. 3. Press Space until the YES prompt is displayed. 4. Press Enter to edit the operating parameter settings. 5. Press Enter until the CHARACTER SET prompt is displayed. 6. Press Space until KATAKANA is displayed. 7. Press Enter. The ENTRY STYLE selection is displayed. 8. Press Space to toggle between KANA and RO-MAJI entry styles. 9. Press Enter to select the desired entry style. Continue to configure the reader by using the following procedure to assign a function key to toggle between US-ASCII and Katakana. Use this feature to type US-ASCII letters while you are typing Katakana characters. 5-25
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