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User Manual for Matrix Maker
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Symbol Representation
Enter Character \n or \N
Esc Character \e or \E
Tab Character \t or \T
\ Character \\
Delay 0.5 second \d or \D
ASCII Code \xHH where HH must be a
two-digit hexadecimal integer
For example, if you program a key with “Hello\nWorld”, as shown in the following
dialogue, the key will output:
Hello
World
Note:
1. Caps Lock will not modify the output of keys using this method. The key codes
will always be output in the same way they are programmed in.
2. The output of the character string follows the Country Code setting in the
Keyboard Setting dialogue (Refer to Section 3). For example, if you enter
“How are you?” from the keyboard connected to your PC with a German layout,
but you choose USA for the Country Code in the Keyboard Setting dialogue of
the keyboard you are programming, the output will become “How are zou?”.