Key Table: Baum Vario Pro

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Notes

There are three display keys at each end of the braille cells. From top to bottom:
- The three at the left are named Display1, Display2, and Display3.
- The three at the right are named Display4, Display5, and Display6.
The wheels on the display module are identified by their ordinal position
(first through fourth) from the left.
The larger controls on the status module, from left to right,
are named StatusButton1 through StatusButton4.
The smaller controls on the status module, from left to right,
are named StatusKey1 through StatusKey4.
RoutingKey refers to any of the keys immediately behind the braille cells.

enter/leave help display:
- StatusButton1
- Display1+Display2+Display5
enter/leave command learn mode:
- StatusButton2
- Display1+Display4+Display5+Display6
enter/leave preferences menu:
- StatusButton4
- Display1+Display3+Display4
enter/leave status display:
- StatusButton3
- Display2+Display5
set display mode attributes/text: Display1+Display4+Display5
set screen image frozen/unfrozen:
- StatusKey3
- Display1+Display2+Display4
describe character: Display3+RoutingKey
describe color of character: long RoutingKey
show current date and time: Display1+Display5

go up one line:
- FirstWheelUp
- SecondWheelUp
- ThirdWheelUp
- FourthWheelUp
- Display4
go down one line:
- FirstWheelDown
- SecondWheelDown
- ThirdWheelDown
- FourthWheelDown
- Display6
go to top line: Display1+Display4
go to bottom line: Display3+Display6
go to beginning of top line: Display2+Display4
go to beginning of bottom line: Display2+Display6
go up to nearest line with different content: Display5+Display4
go down to nearest line with different content: Display5+Display6
go up to nearest line with different highlighting: Display2+Display1
go down to nearest line with different highlighting: Display2+Display3
go up to first line of paragraph: Display2+Display5+Display4
go down to first line of next paragraph: Display2+Display5+Display6
go up to previous command prompt: Display2+Display5+Display1+Display4
go down to next command prompt: Display2+Display5+Display3+Display6
go up to nearest line with less indent than character: Display2+Display1+RoutingKey
go down to nearest line with less indent than character: Display2+Display3+RoutingKey
go up to nearest line with different character: Display5+Display4+RoutingKey
go down to nearest line with different character: Display5+Display6+RoutingKey

start new clipboard at character: Display1+RoutingKey
append to clipboard from character: Display2+RoutingKey
linear copy to character: Display4+RoutingKey
rectangular copy to character: Display5+RoutingKey
copy characters to clipboard: RoutingKey+RoutingKey
append characters to clipboard: Display2+RoutingKey+RoutingKey
insert the clipboard content before the screen cursor: Display1+Display2+Display3+Display4
insert the clipboard content before the screen cursor using the alternate paste mode: long Display1+Display2+Display3+Display4
search backward for clipboard text: Display2+Display4+Display6+Display1
search forward for clipboard text: Display2+Display4+Display6+Display3

set text style 6-dot/8-dot: StatusKey4
set text style 6-dot: Display2+Display3+Display5
set text style 8-dot: Display2+Display3+Display6
set track screen cursor on: Display1
set track screen cursor off: Display3
set screen cursor visibility on/off: StatusKey1
set attribute underlining on/off:
- StatusKey2
- Display2+Display3+Display4+Display5