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What keys are used to simulate a button press on the MCA SDK?

April 26, 2017button keys MCA Press SDK simulate Used

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What keys are used to simulate a button press on the MCA SDK?

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When using the MCA SDK for development on your PC, it is likely that is does not have peripheral control buttons. The MCA SDK provides a way to simulate button presses and is already preconfigured for button simulation. When the MCA SDK “ToolTray” application is configured for button simulation, the keystrokes in the following list will, by default, simulate button keystrokes for the associated peripherals: · Shift-F1 = Barcode · Shift-F2 = RFID · Shift-F3 = Camera · Shift-F4 = Button A · Shift-F5 = Button B For example, pressing Shift-F1 will simulate pressing the barcode reader button when the MCA ToolTray application is running.