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Entering Characters Using a USB Keyboard
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If you connect a USB keyboard to the USB port of the machine, you can enter characters using that keyboard instead of entering characters from the touch panel display.
When the Keyboard screen is displayed on the touch panel display, characters entered from a USB keyboard are displayed on the touch panel display.
Even when a USB keyboard is connected, you can use the Keyboard screen on the touch panel display, and  -  (numeric keys) on the control panel. For information on entering characters from the touch panel display, see "Entering Characters from the Touch Panel Display."
Entering characters from a USB keyboard differs from entering characters from the touch panel display on the following points:
You can only enter ASCII characters from a USB keyboard. You can also use the spacebar and the arrow keys. For information on ASCII characters, see "ASCII code" in the Glossary.
It is not necessary to change the entry mode drop-down list on the touch panel display to enter characters that are not displayed on the touch panel display from the USB keyboard.
When the entry mode drop-down list is displayed on the touch panel display, you cannot enter characters from a USB keyboard.
To enter uppercase characters, enter the characters while holding the Shift key on the USB keyboard. Even if you press [Shift] on the touch panel display, the characters entered from the USB keyboard will not become uppercase.
The Enter key of the USB keyboard is only used to enter line breaks. Even when using a USB keyboard, it is necessary to press [OK] on the touch panel display when you have finished entering characters.
When there are no undetermined characters in the entry area of the first line, the following keys of the USB keyboard and touch panel key display can be used in the same way.
USB Keyboard
Touch Panel Display
ENTER key
[OK] or [Next]
ESC key
[Cancel]
Keys that are not displayed on the Keyboard screen of the touch panel display, such as Delete, End, Tab, Esc, and the numeric keys and function keys, cannot be used on a USB keyboard.
The sound mode when entering characters with a USB keyboard can be changed by setting the sound mode when entering characters on the Keyboard screen of the touch panel display. For information on setting the sound, see "Volume and Tone Settings."
If you press and hold a key on the USB keyboard, you can continuously enter the same key. (140 characters maximum)

IMPORTANT
Do not insert the connector of the USB keyboard into the USB port at an angle. If you insert it at an angle or insert a connector of a shape that does not meet the USB specifications, the USB port may be damaged.
When a USB keyboard is connected to the machine, the machine may not enter the Sleep mode completely.
Some USB keyboards may not operate correctly, as described above.
Use a commercially sold USB keyboard.
The displayed text may differ from the actual text you entered, depending on the keys you entered.
NOTE
To use a USB keyboard, [Use MEAP Driver for USB Input Device] must be set to 'Off' in [USB Settings] in [Preferences] (Settings/Registration). (See "Using the MEAP Driver for USB Input Device Connections.")
A USB keyboard can be removed at any time.