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You cannot use the USB keyboard and the USB bar code at the same time. |
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Only Japanese 106-key keyboard and English 101-key keyboard are accepted for the external connection keyboard. |
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You can use the popup keyboard for RPA at the same time, however keys such as Shift and Caps Lock will be separate on each keyboard,
For example, when you input "A" using the popup keyboard for RPA when the Caps Lock on the USB keyboard is ON, if the Caps Lock on the popup keyboard for RPA is OFF "a" is displayed. |
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Even if the window screen is displayed on top of the show window on the RPA window display, you can input on the keyboard. However, the RPA window display is not displayed on top automatically when you start to input on the keyboard. |
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You can connect only on USB keyboard. |
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If you attempt to [Enable] a USB keyboard other than the RPA feature models, the settings cannot be used. |
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You cannot use the auto repeat input, the function for input while holding down the key, by the USB keyboard. |
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When using a USB keyboard, if you type a large amount of data at one time, some of the characters input may be dropped or keys might remain depressed. For example, if you continuously toggle between the [Alt] and [Ctrl] keys, the system buttons [ALT] and [CTRL] may remain colored yellow. When a key remains depressed, close and then re-display the RPA window. |
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Using the USB keyboard, the [Convert], [Do not convert], [katakana], and [hiragana] keys on a Japanese 106-key keyboard do not work. |
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In normal computer operations, when you push the numeric keypad while holding down the Shift key with NUMLock On, the cursor moves. However, when you use the RPA feature, it is same as pushing the numeric keypad while holding down the Shift key with NUMLock OFF to select the cursor. |
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In normal computer operations, if you push the cursor key with ScrollLock ON, the page moves. However, when you use the RPA feature, the cursor moves one line at a time as well as the normal cursor key. |
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When the display unit is off because it is in standby mode, typing from the USB keyboard will cause the display to turn back on. |
