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Pressing of any button on the Special keyboard device corresponds shall correspond to certain option activation in INTELLECT™ software. The buttons and options lookup table is described in the files with an ini extention. The name of the file with an .ini extension should like : keyb_n, where n  is the Special keyboard device identification  number ( from 0 to 9) in the system.

In case, when one Special keyboard device should be connected to a workstation, standard keyb_0.ini file, that is included in the delivery package, is recommended to be used. After installation this file is located in the folder <Intellect>\Modules.

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To achieve this, perform the following settings:

1. Create and configure the Special keyboard object under the computer to which the special keyboard is connected, e.g. create the Special keyboard object under the Client computer if the keyboard is connected to the Client.
2. Set the “1” value for the ProcessAll parameter that is described in details in Registry keys reference guide. The parameter should be created on the computer to which the special keyboard is connected, e.g. create the ProcessAll key on the Client, not Server, if the keyboard is connected to the Client.

3. Run the Client with Windows administrator rights to use the keyboard on the Client.

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1. The run with administrator rights can be

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1. avoided if the ProcessAll key is created on the Client in the following registry section: Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\ITV\Intellect\Keyb\ProcessAll=1

   
   

2. In this case keypress on the

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1. keyboard will be processed in Intellect

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1. as an event like this:
   Event : KEYB|1|NEW_KEY_PRESSED|slave_id<A-BELYAEV>,fraction<43>,owner<A-BELYAEV>,module<keyb.run>,date<01-02-19>,guid_pk<{CEF89AAD-FB25-E911-ACF1-A0F3C1007840}>,core_global<1>,wparam<55>,time<11:30:56>
   where wparam<55> is the key ID.
2. Use these IDs in Scripts and Macros (see Creating and using macros and The Script object. Programming using the JScript language).