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KB-50

Programming Keyboard

User’s Manual

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Table of Contents

Introduction

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Specification

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Chapter 1 Programming tool installation

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Chapter 2 Programming software introduction

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2.1 The Main interface of programming software

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2.1.1 Toolbar ..........................................................................................

2.1.2 4 sections of the Electronically lock key and Layer Selection

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2.1.3 Programming key and text box .........................................................

2.2 Virtual keyboard interface .........................................................................

Chapter 3 The use of programming software

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3.1 Programming F1 key as 'a' ...................................................................

3.2 Set

key

as Company Slogan

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3.3

Layer Switch Setting

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3.4

Setting Parameter of Magnetic Stripe Card Reader

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3.5

Setting Property of Keyboard

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3.6

Save/ Open/ Write

Programmed data as dat. File Format

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Introduction

Thank you for purchasing the programmable POS keyboard. PKB-50 POS Keyboard with MSR, a compact

design, offers maximum space efficiency in retail environments with limited counter space. It incorporates a

built-in programming magnetic stripe card reader and 38 configurable keys with relegendable key caps to

reduce or eliminate repetitive data input and keystrokes. It also supports multi-level configuration on each

key. The MSR swipes with an LED and beeper to indicate a successful swipe.

Specification

Keyboard Specification

Key Number 50 keys with 38 relegendable keys

Key Switch Mechanism Membrane-type Key Switch with 10 million life cycle time

Total Travel Distance / 4 + 0.4mm / 2 + 0.6mm

Key Force (Peak Load ) 60 + 20cN

Interface / Power USB / +5VDC + 10% / < 100mA

Cable Storage USB cable stored on the back

Programmable Features

Programmable Keys 50 keys can be programmable including 38 relegendable keys,

Multi-Level Programming Yes, support max 5 levels

Time Delay Support Provide a variable time delay, 0.5 sec per interval

Software Compatibility Support USB programming in Window ME/ 9X/2K/ XP/ 7, DOS and Linux

Memory All programmed data are stored in EEPROM, without battery

Magnetic Stripe Card Reader Specification

Card Standard Comply with ISO 7812, IBM standards, AAMVA, JIS-2

Programmable Support Yes, programmable MSR setting for Header, Tailor, Separator, Suffix and

Prefix

ISO Card

Track

Track 1 210BPI with max 76 characters

Track 2 210BPI with max 107 characters or 75BPI with max 37 characters

Track 3 210BPI with max 107 characters

LEDs Indicator Power, MSR and buzzer

Swipe Speed / Head Life-Cycle 10 ~ 180 cm/sec. / 500, 000 swipes

Others

Electronics Locks 5 section of electronic locks for different level users

Environment

Operating 0

C ~ 50

C (32

F ~ 122

F) , 10% ~ 90% (no condensation)

Storage -20

C ~ 55

C (-4

F ~ 131

F) , 10% ~ 90% (no condensation)

Physical Dimension

/Weight

220 (L) x 151 (D) x 40 (H) mm, including MSR / 0.72 kg (NW)

Box / Weight 330 (L) x 169 (D) x 50 (H) mm/ 1.0 kg (GW)

Accessories Keycap Puller, 1x & 2x Transparent Caps

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Chapter 1. Programming Tool Installation

Once download the software, PKB-50_V1.x.msi, please double click it to start installing the programming tool.

It will pop up welcome wizard and click “Next” to

proceed.

Click “ Next” to accept the default installation folder.

And click “Next” again to start the installation.

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Click “Close” to complete the installation.

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Chapter 2. Programming Software Introduction

This programming tool works only

under

USB interface of PKB

POS keyboard. Please make sure if your USB jack is well connected

to PC’s USB port, please refer (Figure 1.0.)

2. Please disable power saving in your system while using

programming tool. Or close programming tool if you will leave for a

while.

2.1 The Main Interface of Programming Software

2.1.1 Toolbar

New

: Create a new programming table

Open

: Open the saved programming table document. (dat document format)

Save

: Save the programming table, the format is dat

Read

: Reade the programming table from the keyboard

Write

: Write the programming able to the keyboard (Note! Before reading the key

value from keyboard, please do not press this button.)

Card

: Set some parameter about the magnetic stripe card reader

Help

: Open the user manual

Exit

: Exit the software

Figure 2.1

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2.1.2 4 Sections of Electronically lock key and Layer Selection

 It indicates 4 section of the electronically lock key, it can be used for layer key as well as

ordinary key, Figure 2.1.2

 The figure of electronically lock is to indicate the layer, R (Layer 1), S (Layer 2), X (Layer 3), Z

(Layer 4)

 It is a layer select drop-down menu. Selected Layer1 indicates the Programming table is in

layer1. If selecting Layer2, the programming table is in Layer 2.

2.1.3 Programming Key and Text Box

The blue keys are programming keys. After this key, “0” key for example, is programmed as

“a”, the text box will show the key value when your mouse cursor move on this key, please see

Figure 2.1.3

Figure 2.1

Text Box

Blue Key

Layer 1: a

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2.2 Virtual Keyboard Interface

When you click the one of the blue keys in

main interface (Figure 2.1.3), it will pop up the

virtual keyboard interface shown as (Figure 2.2.1).

In the virtual keyboard interface, you can define any key value when clicking the virtual key in the

virtual keyboard. For example, you click “A” in the virtual keyboard, the key Setting List will be shown as

(Figure 2.2.2 ).

If this key setting is often to be used, you can click [Add User Key], the Key Code “LCtrl+a” will be

shown in the field of the User Key List, Figure 2.2.3

For [Special Key] function, this field is not available for users.

Figure 2.

2.2

Figure 2.

2.1

Figure 2.

2.3

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Chapter 3. Using Programming Software

3.1 Programming F1 key as “ a “

Step 1. Before programming any key, please read the default key value from your PKB-50 keyboard

first by pressing [Read] button. It will pop up the dialogue that data is transferring, see Figure 3.1.1

After finishing the reading (please save this default key value as default in other folder), the default

of all key value will be shown on each blue key, please see Figure 3.1.2

Figure

1.1

Figure

1.2

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Step 2. Select layer you want to program, please select “Layer 1” for example and click F1 on blue

key. It will pop up the virtual keyboard interface, Figure 3.1.3. In key Setting List, the Key Code still

show F1.

Step 3. Move your mouse cursor on F1 of Key Code field and right-click your mouse. It will show

drop-down menu as Figure 3.1.4 and select “Delete”.

Step 4. Click “a” in the virtual keyboard and click the [Confirm] button to finish the operation.

Figure

1.5

Figure

1.4

Figure

1.3

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