Intermec CV30 Intermec Terminal Emulator (ITE) User Guide - Page 203
Using SIPs on the CV41 (Windows Embedded Standard) and CV61, Customizing the SIPs
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Appendix B - Using the Computer Keypad Using SIPs on the CV41 (Windows Embedded Standard) and CV61 For the CV41 running Windows Embedded Standard and the CV61, you use custom SIPs with ITE. SIP appearance and configuration is determined by XAML files. When ITE is installed to the default location, the files are located at C:\Program Files\Intermec\ite. Each XAML file sets the appearance of one possible SIP. XAML File Descriptions File Name Controls This SIP key.xaml Default keypad for that emulation. For example, 3270key.xaml sets the appearance of the default keypad for 3270 emulation. Fkey.xaml Function toggled keypad. KeyCaps.xaml Caps locked keypad. KeyShifted.xaml Shifted keypad. KeyShiftedCaps.xaml Caps locked and shifted keypad. Customizing the SIPs To customize a SIP for the CV41 or CV61, open the appropriate XAML file and make changes as needed. For keypress macros, see the next section, "Macros for SIPs." For all keys, you need to specify one of two callback functions: • PressAndRelease: Use this callback function when you only want a keypress. • PressAndHold: Use this callback function when you want to use a "sticky" key such as Shift or Ctrl. To customize the way your SIP interacts with other ITE functions, such as setting the toolbar height, use the DWORD registry values in the next table. All values are found at HKLM\SOFTWARE\Intermec\TE2000. Registry Values for Custom SIPs Registry Value Description Values KeyMode Sets the emulation type for the SIP. 1 = 3270 2 = 5250 3 = VT ShowSIPForITE Displays the SIP. 0 = Not visible 1 = Visible ToolbarHeight Height of the toolbar in pixels. Varies depending on number of rows and button sizes. IsFullScreen Determines whether or not ITE is running in 0 = Not full screen full screen mode, which sets whether ITE uses 1 = Full screen screen coordinates or work area for placing the SIP onscreen. Intermec Terminal Emulator (ITE) User Guide 191