Work arounds for unrecognized keyboard keys in the Java Terminal Emulator

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After making a connection to a console inside ConsoleWorks, you may discover that certain keys on the keyboard do not function inside the Java Terminal Emulator. This is most common with the keys on the number pad. In order to use keys that are not recognized by the Java Terminal Emulator, you must create a hotkey which implements the specific keypress that you want. Follow the steps below to create a hotkey.
Java Terminal Emulator


Steps:
1. Select “Hot Keys” from the “Options” menu

Hot Keys Dialog window

2. Enter the desired key in the “Key” datafield.
(ex. Pressing the Number Pad period key will result in “NumPad.” being entered in the key datafield)

3. Enter the same key in the “Send String” datafield
(ex. Pressing the Number Pad period key will result in “.” Being entered in the send string datafield)

4. Click the “Enable” checkbox to activate the hotkey.

5. To create additional hotkeys, click the “Add” button, and repeat steps 2-4.

6. Click “OK” to return to the Java Terminal Emulator.

After completing the steps above, your desired keys should be active in the Java Terminal Emulator.

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