Adding Scripts

Note: You can also add scripts that were created outside of KX III and import them as XML files. See Importing and Exporting Scripts.

  1. Click Device Settings > Connection Scripts. The Connection Scripts page opens.
  2. In the Available Connection Scripts section, click Add. The Add Connection Script page opens.
  3. Enter a name for the script up to 32 characters in length. This name is displayed in the Available Connection Scripts section of the Configure Scripts page once the script is created.
  4. Select either Connect or Disconnect as the type of script you are creating. Connect scripts are used on a new connection or when switching to a target.
  5. Select the keyboard type required for the target you are using.
  6. From the Key Sets drop-down, choose the keyboard key set you want to use to create the script. Once selected, the Add box below the Key Sets drop-down is populated with the selected key set options.
  7. Select a key from the Add box and click Add to move it to Script box. Remove a key from Script box by selecting it clicking Remove. Reorder keys by selecting them and using the Up and Down icons.

    The script can consist of one or more keys. Additionally, you can mix and match the keys to be used in the script.

    For example, select F1-F16 to display the function key set in the Add box. Select a function key and add it to the Script box. Next, select Letters from the Key Set drop-down and add a letter key to the script.

  8. Optionally, add text that will display when the script is executed.
    1. Click Construct Script from Text to open the Construct Script From Text page.
    2. Enter the script in the text box. For example, enter "Connected to Target".
    3. Click OK Construct Script From Text page.
  9. Click OK to create the script.

    connectscriptadd

    constructscripttextconnect

See Also

Connect and Disconnect Scripts

Applying and Removing Scripts

Modifying Scripts

Importing and Exporting Scripts