Matrix E3xe User Manual

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 1 User Manual for Matrix Maker TG3 Version 1.14 I. System Requirements and Program Installation System Req

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 10 If you want to delete “O” in the above “Mapping Sequence” list, you can right click the “O” item. A popup

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 11 Symbol Representation Enter Character \n or \N Esc Character \e or \E Tab Character \t or \T \ Chara

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 12 iii. Customize Code (For PS/2 keyboard only) This method allows a user to directly assign PS/2 Set 2

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 13 Below is a screenshot of the Layer Index popup dialogue. After programming a layer index to a key, this

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 14 To program key codes on alternate layers, please select each layer from the drop down menu located on th

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 15 3. Keyboard Setting On the menu bar, click Keyboard > Keyboard Settings. The following dialogue win

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 16 After editing the settings you may click the ‘Update’ button to send them directly to the keyboard or you

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 17 3. Reverse reading Track data will be read from right to left instead of left to right (default). It may

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 18 5. Firmware Update (excluding USB devices) On the menu bar, click Keyboard > Update Firmware (or clic

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 19 7. Update Key Mappings To send the key mapping data only to the keyboard device, click Keyboard > U

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 2 On the next screen you are given the choice to change the default installation directory to another direc

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 20 11. Save To save all current settings in the Matrix Maker program memory to a file, click File > Sav

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 21 2. Firmware Update (Except for the USB device) The syntax of the batch file for updating firmware for a

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 22 V. MICR Reader Table of Contents: 1. Summary 2. Connection to the PC 3. Navigating to the MICR Setti

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 23 3. Navigating to the MICR Setting Window The first step to configuring the MICR reader is to run the Mat

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 24 Figure 2: MICR Settings graphical interface It is very important to note that the MICR Setting window o

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 25 4. Check fonts and magnetic ink data Most checks in the U.S. include the following four fields of number

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 26 There are two common layouts used on checks – personal check layout and a business check layout. Figure

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 27 The “Output Sequence” in the software allows the user to configure the sequence in which the numbers are

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 28 Send data if error If disabled, no data will be sent to the PC if errors were detected when reading the c

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 29 7. E-13B and CMC-7 section In either of these two sections, click over the “ASCII” or “code” text to def

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 3 If you wish to change the default Matrix Maker program group on the Start Menu, you may do so at this scre

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 30 “ETX” (End of Text) is similar to STX with the character(s) being sent at the end of the data stream rega

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 31 11. Appendix A: MICR field terminology ”Transit” Field: The “Transit” field is a 9-digit field brackete

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User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 4 On the final screen of the installation, you will be given the option to install the PS/2 driver*, view th

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 5 Below are screenshots from the PS/2 driver installation using the Matrix Maker checkbox method. Please cl

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 6 Your programmable PS/2 driver installation is now complete and ready to use. Please click ‘Finish’ to ex

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 7 Select a keyboard When the program runs, the following dialogue will appear. Select the model, interfa

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 8 [NOTE: Not all models have a ‘Key Lock’ feature.] i. Key Code In this method, you can assign any scan c

User Manual for Matrix Maker Page 9 In the above dialogue window, the most popular key codes (scan codes) are shown in the “virtual keyboard”