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These workstations support Caps Lock Sensing: 

•  AT&T 6386SX 

•  IBM PS/1 

•  AT&T 6386WGS 

•  IBM PS/2 (all models except PS/2 25) 

•  Compaq (all models) 

•  IBM ValuePoint 

•  DEC 486 

•  NEC 286 and 386 

•  Dell Dimension 386 

•  Tandy 2500 

•  Dell Dimension 486 

•  Tandy 4016 

•  Dell Optiplex 486 PC 

•  Tandy 5000 

•  Gateway 2000 386 and 486 

•  Wang 240 

•  HP 486 

•  Wang 280 

•  IBM AT 

•  Wang 380 

 

Note: If your workstation does not support Caps Lock sensing, you can use the Caps 
Lock configuration command ($+WL), as described in the Wedge Reader User’s 
Manual, to allow the reader to sense Caps Lock mode. 

If the reader has Caps Lock Sensing enabled, the Caps Lock configuration command 
($+WL) has no effect on the reader’s ability to sense Caps Lock mode. 

If your PC is connected to a host computer (with terminal emulation software, for 
example), you must use an alternate keyboard map. 

Alternate keyboard maps are available for these workstations: 

•  AT&T 6386SX 

•  NEC 286 

•  AT&T 6386WGS 

•  NEC 386 

•  Compaq 

•  PS/2 90 (122-key) 

•  Compaq Prolinea 

•  PS/2 95 (122-key) 

•  DEC 486 

•  PS/2 (101/102-key) 

•  HP 486 

•  Tandy 2500 

•  HP Vectra ES 

•  Tandy 4016 

•  IBM AT 

•  Tandy 5000 

•  IBM ValuePoint 

 

To select the alternate keyboard map, scan the appropriate “Host-Connected Keyboard 
Map” bar code from the workstation configuration chart (see “Configuring the Reader” 
later in this section). Scanning a “Host-Connected Keyboard Map” bar code maps your 
keyboard to one of two maps.