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Rev Date 9/16/2010

Using the Button Manager

The Button Manager is an application you can use to customize the

functions of the 3 front buttons, the 2 side buttons and the combination

function buttons.

Run

Start

→

Programs

→

Button Manager

or click the icon in the

taskbar to launch the

Button Manager

program.

Default Button Functions

The 3 front buttons are user programmable (predefined:

activate/deactivate on-screen keyboard, no action, and

activate/deactivate System Utility).

If a scanner is installed, the two side trigger buttons are used to trigger

the scanner and are not programmable. If your WebDT 430 doesn’t

come with a scanner, then these two buttons will have no default

functions and can be assigned to trigger other functions.

Screen Calibration:

Hold the

button, and press the button to start the screen

calibration. Before the screen calibration starts, an instruction message

will be displayed on the screen to guide you to calibrate the touch

screen displays. Follow the instructions to complete the screen

calibration.

Non-programmable Buttons:

Following buttons are non-programmable:

: This button is defined as the Suspend/Resume function. When the device is in

operation, press once will suspend the device. Depends on the “Keep WiFi alive” option

in the Control Panel Power control, user can choose to keep WiFi alive in the suspend

mode, which will consume more power. When the device is in the suspend mode, press

the button once will resume the device to normal operation mode.

: This combination function button is defined as touch screen calibration. After pressing

the buttons, the touch calibration will start. This can be used if the touch is not accurate.

(FnON mode)

: The 3rd button is defined as a functional button for use with another button. This

button is programmable if it is not used as the functional button.

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