Serial To Usb Keyboard Emulators

VIP-313

VIP-312

This is a software based serial port emulator that allows USB GPS devices to communicate with two or more applications at one time. Under Windows XP or earlier, the software works well with few.

Description:

The “SmartWye”™ family of PS/2 and USB Keyboard Encoders / Emulators make it easy to connect custom control panels, switches, and keypads to the PS/2 or USB keyboard port of a PC, by converting contact closures to standard PC keyboard codes. In addition to the switches, a standard PC keyboard may also be connected, and can be plugged in or out at anytime.
All 'SmartWye' PS/2 and USB Keyboard Encoders / Emulators fully debounce switch closures and openings, generate the appropriate key “make” and “break” scan codes, and then send them to the PC. On standard models, only one “make” code is sent for each switch closure, regardless of the time the switch is held closed. Type-O-Matic models (model number ends with -T) provide the key hold and repeat function common on standard PC PS/2 keyboards, and respond to the OS settings for Type-O-Matic. Key presses from an optionally connected keyboard, are cleanly multiplexed with any switch generated keyboard data. All models utilize Vetra's advanced keyboard emulation technology which provides error free boot up to the connected PC and operates transparently with all PC's, PC operating systems, and applications. For a complete listing of PS/2 keyboard scan set codes click here.
We can also customize our standard PS/2 and USB Keyboard Encoders / Emulators (key mapping or board layout) to your needs or specifications. For more information contact us with your specifications.
For information on USB keyboard encoders, click here.

Features:

Designed and manufactured in the USA for use around the world
Backed by a Limited 1 Year Warranty
Hot Plug feature allows keyboard to be swapped at any time
Compatible with all operating systems, USB 2.0
Error free boot ups
Keyboard LED's and parameters are correctly set from the PC
All SmartWye models are powered from the connected PC, no external power is required
Models available for discrete or matrix switch closure configurations
Fully debounces switch inputs
Type-O-Matic models available which support OS Type-O-Matic parameters
Supports selected standard Grayhill and C&K keypads
Custom key mapping and board design available

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For Type-O-Matic models add -T to the end of the model number. Example - VIP-312-24-A-T
Please contact us for more information.
PS/2 Keyboard Encoder Models:
VIP-312-24-A: Converts up to 24 discrete / individual switches to (Alpha key oriented) PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes (for generated codes see Table 2).
$83.00

VIP-312-24-F:Converts up to 24 discrete / individual switches to (Function key oriented) PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes (for generated codes see Table 2).
$83.00

VIP-312-24-N:Converts up to 24 discrete / individual switches to (Numeric key pad oriented) PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes (for generated codes see Table 2).
$83.00

VIP-312-128: Converts up to 104 (8 x 12) matrix switches to PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes. Generates all scan codes for a standard 104 type PS/2 keyboard as well as full Num, Caps, and Scroll Lock LED support (for generated codes see Table 1).
$83.00

Note: The above four VIP-312 models can be optionally supplied with PS/2 type 6 pin mini-DIN connectors for connecting keyboards and PCs. Please contact us for more information.
VIP-313-MGR1: Converts up to 16 (4 x 4) matrix switches to PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes. Matrix code mapping is compatible with Grayhill Series 96 keypads, or with C&K Series 4000 3 x 4 keypads (for generated codes see Table 6).
$42.00

VIP-313-MCK2: Converts up to 16 (4 x 4) matrix switches to PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes. Matrix code mapping is compatible with C&K Series 4000 4 x 4 keypads (for generated codes see Table 5).
$42.00

VIP-313-DHH1:Converts up to 18 discrete / individual switches to PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes (for generated codes see Table 4).
$42.00

VIP-313-DFF1: Converts up to 18 discrete / individual switches to PS/2 PC keyboard scan codes (for generated codes see Table 4).
$42.00

All prices are subject to change without notice.
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Technical Information:
Generated Codes - Table 1, and Table 2 show generated codes for all models of the VIP-312 PS/2 Keyboard Encoder / Emulator. Table 4, Table 5, and Table 6 show the generated codes for all models of the VIP-313 PS/2 Keyboard Encoder / Emulator. J3 is the switch (contact closures) input header to the Encoder.
Dimensions - For dimension data for the VIP-312 PS/2 Keyboard Encoder / Emulator please click here. For dimension data for the VIP-313 PS/2 Keyboard Encoder / Emulator, please click here.
Connections - On all models, all input and output connections are via 0.1 spaced SIP male headers. Optional Interface cables are available from Vetra for connecting the encoder to the PC (VIP-310-M), and for connecting an optional keyboard to the encoder (VIP-310-F). Please see Accessories for more information on these cables.
Power - Less than 100 mA from PC’s keyboard port.

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All Vetra Systems products are proudly designed and manufactured in the USA for enterprise mission-critical applications and are backed by a Limited 3 Year Warranty

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Product:	DataMan
Platform:	DataMan 7550

Full Description

I have a DataMan 7550, and it is causing my computer to behave erratically after I put it in USB-Keyboard mode. It seems like the DataMan is outputting massive numbers of random characters to the keyboard port and is logging me into and out of Windows, hitting keyboard combinations, etc.

Solution

This is a known issue that occurs when USB-Keyboard mode is activated before disconnecting from the Setup Tool. To prevent it from happening, disconnect from the Setup Tool before scanning the USB-Keyboard code.

If the reader is currently in this mode, then it may not respond to any of the configuration codes. The way to fix the reader is to remove the battery and then hold down the trigger while reinserting it. Keep holding the trigger down until the DataMan beeps and the lights flash.

This will reset the reader to factory defaults and clear this mode. Note that the factory default settings for this reader do not put it in USB-Serial mode, so you will need to scan the configuration code for USB-Serial as well to get it to connect with the Setup tool.

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Cognex Knowledge Base2020 February 03