Intermec 6200 Reference Guide

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You invoke shifted key functions whenever you press any key after pressing the

gold key.  Pressing the [GOLD] key a second time before any other keypress

cancels the first [GOLD] keypress.  Shifted key functions automatically repeat

until you release the key.
The definitions for shifted functions are significantly different from those for

unshifted functions.  You can use up to 12 bytes to define the function of a shifted

key.  The byte count for the definition is stored in a separate byte.  This byte is

sent before the defining bytes (up to 12) are sent.  However, note that all 12

bytes are provided even though only a few bytes may be actually used in the

definition.
When a length (or count) of 0 is sent, the key has no shifted function.  When a

length of 1 is sent, the key is treated as an internal function (similar to setting

bit 6 of the attribute byte for unshifted functions).  Any time the length is

greater than 1, both the keyĆdepress scan codes and the keyĆrelease scan codes

must be provided for the shifted function.
The following table shows the default definitions for every shifted and unshifted

key function.  Note that the unshifted functions are the same for both 56Ćkey and

30Ćkey keyboards.  Only a few of the shifted functions are different for the two

types of keyboards.
Unused key numbers and functions are in gray.  Although those functions can be

programmed, no key is available for the function.
The fields that contain N/A" indicate that a function is possible but that no

function has been programmed.

Key # Key Label Unshifted (encoding) Shifted 56ĆKey (encoding) Shifted 30ĆKey (encoding)

0

ON

suspend / resume

 (0x09, 0x11)

N/A

N/A

1

F

F

(0x21, 0)

N/A

2

L

L

(0x26, 0)

_ (underscore)

(0x2A, 0x0C, 0x8C, 0xAA)

3

R

R

(0x13, 0)

|

(0x2A, 0x2B, 0xAB, 0xAA)

4

X

X

(0x2D, 0)

/

(0x35, 0xB5)

5

SP

spacebar 

(0x39, 0)

Ins

(0x52, 0xD2)

6
7
8

A

A

(0x1E, 0)

increase contrast

 (0x01)

9

G

G

(0x22, 0)

N/A

10

M

M

(0x32, 0)

"

(0x2A, 0x28, 0xA8, 0xAA)

11

S

S

(0x1F, 0)

\

(0x2B, 0xAB)

12

Y

Y

(0x15, 0)

`

(0x29, 0xA9)