Specifications

TERMINAL FEATURES
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1999 LinkPoint® International, Inc. 10 L3FRET1 Reference Manual
The Keypad and Key Functions
Transactions are performed via the terminal’s keypad (See Figure 8). The keypad allows users to
select transaction types and information.
Terminal Keypad
Figure 8
As Figure 8 illustrates, the LinkPoint 3000 terminal keypad has 30 keys that can be used to select
numbers or letters, choose functions, or enter data. During transactions, the number keys and the
“soft” [▲] keys are used to respond to prompts or to enter alphanumeric data.
Entering Alphanumeric Data from the Keypad
The LinkPoint 3000 keypad has 30 keys that can be used to enter as many as 47 different
alphanumeric characters (please see chart on next page). To enter numbers and special characters
(i.e., +) simply press the appropriate key. Alpha characters can be entered in one of two modes:
single or locked. The “single” mode is selected by pressing the [ALPHA] key once followed by
the corresponding character key. For example, to enter the letter “A” press [ALPHA] [VOID] and
“A” will display. The “locked” mode is selected by pressing the [ALPHA] key twice followed by
the corresponding character keys. For example, to enter the word “LINKPOINT” press [ALPHA]
[ALPHA] [2] [REVIEW] [÷] [1] [5] [4] [REVIEW] [÷] [8] and “LINKPOINT” will appear. To release
the “locked” upper case mode, press the [ALPHA] key once.