KeyMapping Manager

To display only the features present on a particular device, select one or more filters from the SmartDocs bar below.

Input fields accept ENGLISH ONLY.

Queries from MX are not supported on Zebra devices running Android 11 or later. See alternative method.

Overview

The Key Mapping Manager (KeyMappingMgr) allows an app to modify the behavior of one or more physical (or capacitive) Keys when such Keys are pressed (or touched). It does so by remapping the keycode value delivered by the Key to one that performs the desired behavior.

Support Notes

  • Remapping the Power key is NOT supported on any device.
  • SDM660-platform devices running Android 10 or Android 8 (Oreo) DO NOT support key remapping sequence keys when orange- or blue-key modifiers are enabled.
  • KeyMappingMgr is NOT supported on the following devices:
    • MC36
    • PS20
    • PS30
    • TC55
  • Device must be running Android 4.4 (KitKat) or later
  • Device must contain MX 4.4 or later

For TC55 key-mapping options, see the Scan Mode Manager (not supported by EMDK). For key-mapping options on other Zebra Android devices listed above, please see the Enterprise Keyboard User Guide.

Main Functionality

  • Remap one or more device Keys to:
    • Behave like a different Key
    • Execute a predefined trigger (i.e. activate the device scanner)
    • Launch an application
    • Send an intent
    • Do nothing
  • Send a key-code after double-pressing a scan trigger
  • Reset all Key mappings to factory default values

Remapping the Power key is NOT supported on any device.

Query Notice

MX-based query functions have been discontinued in Zebra devices running Android 11 and later. Only programmatic queries are supported.

To retrieve the active key modifier list programmatically:

1. Add the following permission to the app's AndroidManifest.xml file:

    
    <uses-permission android:name="zebra.permission.KEY_EVENT_SERVICE"/>

2. Create a broadcast receiver in the app:

    
    IntentFilter intentFilter = new IntentFilter();
    intentFilter.addAction("com.zebra.intent.action.ACTIVE_MODIFIER_LIST");
    registerReceiver(receiver,intentFilter,"zebra.permission.KEY_EVENT_SERVICE",null);

              private BroadcastReceiver receiver = new BroadcastReceiver() {
                     @Override
                     public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
                             if(intent.getAction() == "com.zebra.intent.action.ACTIVE_MODIFIER_LIST"){
                                List<String> list= intent.getStringArrayListExtra("activeModifiersList");
                                Log.d("Active modifier list"," List "+list);
                             }
                     }

            };

3. Query Zebra's KeyEventService to get the active key modifier list:

    
    Intent intent = new Intent();
    intent.setAction("com.zebra.intent.action.GET_ACTIVE_MODIFIER");
    intent.setPackage("com.zebra.keyeventservice");
    sendBroadcast(intent);

This feature requires Android 11 and LifeGuard Update 11-26-05.00-RG-U00 (or later).

Retrieve Modifiers

To get the modifiers with key state:

1. Add the following permission to the app's AndroidManifest.xml file:

        
        <uses-permission android:name="zebra.permission.KEY_EVENT_SERVICE"/>

2. Create a broadcast receiver in the app:

        
        IntentFilter intentFilter = new IntentFilter();
        intentFilter.addAction("com.zebra.intent.action.ALL_MODIFIER_WITH_STATE");
        registerReceiver(receiver,intentFilter,"zebra.permission.KEY_EVENT_SERVICE",null);

        private BroadcastReceiver receiver = new BroadcastReceiver() {
            @Override
            public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {
                if(intent.getAction() == 
                "com.zebra.intent.action.ALL_MODIFIER_WITH_STATE"
                    Map<String,String> map= (Map<String, String>)
                intent.getSerializableExtra("allModifiersWithState”);
                Log.d("Active modifier list"," Map "+map);

                }
            }
        };

3. Request KeyEventService to get the modifiers with Key state list:

        
        Intent intent = new Intent();
        intent.setAction("com.zebra.intent.action.GET_MODIFIER_WITH_STATE");
        intent.setPackage("com.zebra.keyeventservice");
        sendBroadcast(intent);
  • Output of modifier with state:
    • com.zebra.testbroadcast D/Active modifier list: List {orange=0, alt=0, diamond=1, ctrl=0, shift=2}
    • com.zebra.testbroadcast D/Active modifier list: List {orange=0, alt=0, diamond=2, ctrl=0, shift=2}
    • com.zebra.testbroadcast D/Active modifier list: List {orange=0, alt=0, diamond=0, ctrl=0, shift=2}
  • Key State Indicators
    • 0 = Inactive (modifier is not "pressed")
    • 1 = Single use (resets to Inactive after one use)
    • 2 = Locked (remains "pressed" until state is reset)

This feature requires Android 11 and LifeGuard Update 11-49-09.00-RG-U00-STD-HEL-04 (or later).

Alert Button

Zebra devices offer the ability to designate a key as a "panic button" that when long-pressed executes an intent to perform a customized task such as dialing an emergency phone number, summoning medical equipment or launching any custom app.

The Alert Button uses the following services:

  • KeyMapping Manager to assign a Key Code to a Key Identifier
  • Intent to assign a Key Identifier to an intent to be sent when the Key Code assigned to that Key Identifier is pressed
  • Power Manager to (optionally) assign the key as a wake-up source to ensure that the Alert Button operates from suspend mode. Zebra recommends this assignment to ensure operation from all device states.

See the StageNow Staging Profiles Guide for complete details.

General Information

Key Mapping is a capability offered on particular Zebra Android devices only. It allows keypress behavior to be defined for specific Key(s) or when a Key is in a given Key State. The Current Key State for a Key at any given time is determined by one or more Key State Modifiers that may have been applied as the result of presses of Modifier Keys. For example, a device with a Blue Key might set or clear the Blue-Key State Modifier in the Current Key State each time the Blue Key is pressed. Some Zebra devices support multiple Key State Modifiers to set the Current Key State; others do not.

The Key Behavior desired for a particular keypress in a particular Key State is defined by a Key Mapping in the Key Mapping Table. There are Key Mapping Tables associated with specific Key State Modifiers that can be set within the Current Key State. A Key Mapping for a Key that is defined in a given Key Mapping Table will be used only when the Key is pressed while the Key Modifier associated with that Key Mapping Table is set in the Current Key State. For example, when a Key is pressed while the Blue Key State Modifier is set in the Current Key State, the Blue Key Mapping Table would be searched to find a Key Mapping for that keypress.

Every device has a series of Default Key Mappings that are preinstalled in the Key Mapping Tables supported by that device. These Default Key Mappings define the default Key Behaviors for that device. To change the Default Key Behaviors for a device, new Key Mappings--called Override Key Mappings--can be added to one or more Key Mapping Tables. When a Mapping Table contains a Default Key Mapping and an Override Key Mapping for the same Key, the Override Key Mapping will be used. To revert to Default Key Behaviors, the Override Key Mappings can be removed, thereby restoring use of the Default Key Mappings. Default Key Mappings cannot be modified or removed, only overridden.

Key Mapping Table Searches

Key processing begins by checking the Current Key State at the time the Key was pressed. If multiple Key State Modifiers are set in the Current Key State, the Key Mapping Tables associated with those Key State Modifiers are searched in a fixed priority order based on their associated Key State Modifiers. If a Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found at any time during a search, searching stops and the found Key Mapping will be used to determine the Key Behavior to be performed for the pressed Key.

If all Key Mapping Tables associated with Key State Modifiers are searched without finding a Key Mapping for the pressed Key, the Base Key State Key Mapping Table is searched. If no Key Mapping for the pressed Key can be found, the default Android Key Behavior will be performed for the pressed Key. This will seldom be the case since most devices will have Default Key Mappings for all Keys defined in the Base Key State Mapping Table.

Not all devices support all Key State Modifiers, and hence not all devices will support all Key Mapping Tables. Some devices support multiple Key State Modifiers, and each device will support the Key Mapping Tables associated with all the Key State Modifiers that it supports. All devices support at least the Base Key State Key Mapping Table, even if they support no other Key Mapping Tables. The following Key State Modifiers and associated Key Mapping Tables may be supported by various devices. These Key Mapping Tables will be searched (when supported on a given device) in the order listed below, based on the Key State Modifiers that are set in the Current Key State.

On Android, modifier keys are referred to as Meta keys.

Key Table Search Order

  1. Blue-Key State Modifier and Blue-Key Mapping Table

    This Key Mapping Table is searched when the Blue Key State Modifier is set in the Current Key State at the time a Key is pressed. If a Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then that Key Mapping is used to determine the Key Behavior to be performed for the pressed Key. If no Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then searching continues with another Key Mapping Table.

  2. Orange-Key State Modifier and Orange-Key Mapping Table

    This Key Mapping Table is searched when the Orange Key State Modifier is set in the Current Key State at the time a Key is pressed. If a Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then that Key Mapping is used to determine the Key Behavior to be performed for the pressed Key. If no Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then searching continues with another Key Mapping Table.

  3. Grey-Key State Modifier and Grey-Key Mapping Table

    This Key Mapping Table is searched when the Grey Key State Modifier is set in the Current Key State at the time a Key is pressed. If a Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then that Key Mapping is used to determine the Key Behavior to be performed for the pressed Key. If no Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then searching continues with another Key Mapping Table.

  4. Control-Key State Modifier and Control-Key Mapping Table

    This Key Mapping Table is searched when the Control Key State Modifier is set in the Current Key State at the time a Key is pressed. If a Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then that Key Mapping is used to determine the Key Behavior to be performed for the pressed Key. If no Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then searching continues with another Key Mapping Table.

  5. Shift-Key State Modifier and Shift-Key Mapping Table

    This Key Mapping Table is searched when the Shift Key State Modifier is set in the Current Key State at the time a Key is pressed. If a Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then that Key Mapping is used to determine the Key Behavior to be performed for the pressed Key. If no Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then searching continues with another Key Mapping Table.

  6. Base-Key State Key Mapping Table

    The Base Key State Key Mapping Table is searched if no Key State Modifiers are set in the Current Key State (i.e. default Key State) at the time a Key is pressed. This Key Mapping is also searched if all Key Mapping Tables were searched based on the Key State Modifiers that were set in the Current Key State and no Key Mapping for the pressed Key was found (i.e. fall through). If the Base Key State Key Mapping Table is searched and no Key Mapping for the pressed Key is found, then the standard Android Key Action for the pressed Key will be performed.

Key Identifiers

Each Key Mapping in each Key Mapping Table defines a specific Key Behavior to be performed for a pressed Key when that Key Mapping Table is determined to be the most applicable one for that Key press. Every Key Mapping requires a specific Key to be identified. A Key is identified in Key Mapping Using a Key Identifier. Key Identifiers are constructed generally according to the rules below.

  • Text-Labeled Keys

    For a Key that is physically labeled with text, that label is used to identify the Key. For example, a Key that is physically labeled with the letter "A" would be identified as the "A" Key. In some cases, a Key might be physically labeled with an abbreviated text legend. For example, a Key that is physically labeled "BKSP" would be identified as "BACKSPACE" by the text description.

  • Graphically Labeled Keys

    For a Key that is physically labeled with a picture or icon or other graphical legend, a textual description of that graphical legend is used to identify the Key. For example, a Key with an icon of a house would be identified as "HOME" by the text description.

  • Color-Labeled Keys

    For a Key that is physically labeled with a color, a textual description of that color is used to identify the Key. For example, a Key that is colored blue would be identified as "BLUE" by the text description.

  • Unlabeled Keys

    For a Key that is not physically labeled in a unique manner, a textual description is used to identify the Key. This is usually based on its physical location on the device when held in its normal orientation (Landscape for tablets; Portrait for most other devices). When more than one such Key exists, they're numbered from top to bottom. For example, the top-most of two Keys used as triggers located on the left side of the device would be identified as "LEFT_TRIGGER_1" by the text description.

NOTE: The number and style of physical Keys varies greatly from one device to another, as do the key-press combinations that make the Keys work. The Key identification rules above do not apply to all devices, and in some rare cases are the opposite of those described.

Standards and Deviations

Keys that are not labeled are identified by their physical location on the device when held in its normal orientation (Landscape for tablets; Portrait for most other devices). When more than one Key is present on the left side of a device, for example, the Keys can usually be identified in numerical order from top to bottom as illustrated below:

img

img

Naming conventions for unlabeled buttons and Keys occasionally deviate due to engineering limitations, production restrictions or other factors. This can cause confusion as to which Key is which, and increases the guesswork required for Keymapping. The most common deviations are shown below (in red lettering). Use the Key Identifiers shown for each unlabeled button when remapping on these devices:

MC33 Key Identifiers

img

MC40 Key Identifiers

img

MC67 Key Identifiers

img

TC51/TC56/TC56HC Key Identifiers

img

TC70x/TC75x Key Identifiers

img

Key Behavior Identifiers

Each Key Mapping specifies a single Key Behavior that should be performed for a single Key identified by a specified Key Identifier. The Key Behaviors that can be defined are listed below.

  • Send Key code

    This Key Behavior indicates that the Key pressed should produce a standard Android Key Action, but not necessarily the standard Android Key Action for the Key that was pressed. Any desired Key Code can be assigned to any Key, and the standard Android Key Action for that Key Code will be performed. It's also possible to enter the Key State in which standard Android Key Action for the Key Code will be performed.

    Zebra provides unlimited flexibility to assign literally any desired standard Android Key Action to any Key when pressed in any Key State. For example, the "A" Key can be assigned to perform like the "Shift" Key State and produce the standard Android Key Action normally performed by the "2" Key when pressed in the "Unshifted" Key State.

  • Send trigger

    This Key Behavior indicates that the Key pressed should produce the effect of a physical trigger switch. Most devices have one or more "Trigger" Keys for which this is the Default Key Behavior. Such Keys are most often used to initiate Barcode Scanning, but can be used for anything if the right configuration is applied.

    A fixed set of eight (8) Triggers is supported, and are designated as Trigger 1 through Trigger 8. Triggers are most commonly used to provide a low-latency notification so that high priority events can be initiated. Some System applications on a device may register to be notified when various Triggers are sent. For example, the Scanning Subsystem on most devices uses Trigger 1 to initiate Barcode Scanning.

    Normal (non-System) applications cannot perform registration for Triggers, and therefore cannot use the "Send trigger" Key Behavior to invoke their application functionality. Such applications should use the "Launch application or "Send Intent" Key Behaviors instead. However, the KeyMappingMgr can be used by a non-System application to determine which Key(s) pressed in which Key State(s) will produce Triggers for which System applications have been registered.

  • Launch application

    This Key Behavior indicates that the Key pressed should launch an application of a specific name as if that application was launched by a device user using its main launcher icon. The same result could be achieved using the "Send Intent" Key Behavior, provided the right information about the Intent required to launch the application is known in advance. The "Launch application" Key Behavior makes launching an application much easier, but only to launch its main activity. If the need is to launch some other app activity or pass custom data to the application to tell it what to do, the "Send Intent" Key Behavior should be used instead.

  • Send Intent

    This Key Behavior indicates that the Key pressed should send an Intent, which can be sent to an application using startActivity or sendBroadcast. Supporting both types of Intents provides the flexibility to launch a variety of applications. In addition, various parameters can be configured for constructing the Intent to match it to the needs of an application. This includes attachment of an extra data value to communicate information about a desired action the application should perform.

    Since Intents are extremely flexible, an existing application might require an Intent that cannot be described with the relatively simplistic capabilities of the KeyMappingMgr. While it may be possible to meet the needs of some existing applications, the "Send Intent" Key Behavior is really designed to send Intents that are specifically designed and added to applications for this purpose.

  • Suppress key

    This Key Behavior indicates that the key-press should be completely ignored and produce no result.

  • Reset to default

    This Key Behavior indicates that the Default Key Mapping (if any) for a Key in a specified Key Mapping Table should be restored. This is done by removing any Override Key Mapping for the Key from the specified Key Mapping Table. If there is no Override Key Mapping for the Key in the specified Key Mapping Table, no change will be made.

On Android, modifier keys are referred to as Meta keys.

Action

Controls whether a Key Mapping will be added/modified for an individual key or all Key Mappings will be returned their default state for the device.

NOTE: To configure a device with a prior state that is not known, it is sometimes advisable to begin by returning Key Mapping to the default state. In that way, subsequently added Override Key Mappings will be starting from a known state and are therefore more likely to achieve a desired result. However, if the intention is to define a set of Key Mappings that are required by a specific application, it might be preferable to start from the current state (whatever that state might be) and alter it by adding or modifying selected Override Key Mappings without otherwise altering the state of Key Mapping for the device.

Parm Name: Action

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 Do not change This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to device settings; any previous setting is retained.

MX: 11.4+

1 Remap a key Adds or modifies Override Key Mappings for a single Key for one or more Key Mapping Tables. Each Override Key Mapping added or modified alters the Behavior of exactly one Key in one or more of its Key States.

MX: 4.4+

2 Default all key mappings Causes all Override Key Mappings to be removed from all Key Mapping Tables and sets all Key Mappings to their default values for the device.

MX: 4.4+

Key Identifier

Used to identify the Key for which an Override-Key Mapping will be added or modified. To add or modify an Override Mapping for a Key, enter the Option (Key Identifier) listed in the table below that matches the friendly Name and Description of the Key to be mapped.

Not all devices have Keys for every Key Identifier in the table. Attempts to add an Override Mapping for a Key that is not present on a device will produce an error in the Result XML. For a list of supported Keys on a specific device, query* the KeyMappingMgr for Key Identifiers (see Queries, below) or refer to the device documentation. For known deviations from these standards, see the Standards and Deviations section of the Overview at the top of this page.

*Query functions have been discontinued in Zebra devices running Android 11 and later.

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key"

Parm Name: KeyIdentifier

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
(null) None A null value (or the absence this parm from the XML) will result in no Key Mapping action; any previously selected setting is retained.

MX: 4.4+

0-9 Number Keys Enter a number to select the corresponding numerical key. For example, enter the number "2" to select the "2" key.

MX: 4.4+

A-Z Alpha Keys Enter a letter of the alphabet to select the corresponding key. For example, enter the letter "A" to select the "A" key.

MX: 4.4+

DOT Period The period or "dot" key

MX: 4.4+

COMMA Comma The comma key

MX: 8.3+

STAR Star The "Star" key (this is not the "asterisk" key)

MX: 4.4+

POUND Pound The Pound ("#") or number-sign key

MX: 4.4+

F1-F12 Function Keys Use "F" plus the number of the desired function key. For example, enter "F10" to select the "F10" key.

MX: 4.4+

ENTER Enter The "Enter" key on the device (might be different than the "Return" key)

MX: 4.4+

UP Up The Up-arrow key

MX: 4.4+

DOWN Down The Down-arrow key

MX: 4.4+

LEFT Left The Left-arrow key

MX: 4.4+

RIGHT Right The Right-arrow key

MX: 4.4+

NAV_OK NAV_OK Button in center of four-way navigational arrow keys on some devices

MX: 10.4+

ESC Escape The Escape or "ESC" key

MX: 4.4+

BACKSPACE Backspace The Backspace or "BKSP" key

MX: 4.4+

DELETE Delete The Delete or "DEL" key

MX: 11.3+

INSERT Insert The Insert or "INS" key

MX: 11.3+

SPACE Space The Space key or spacebar

MX: 4.4+

RETURN Return The "Return" key (might be different than the "Enter" key)

MX: 4.4+

CLR Clear The "Clear" key

MX: 4.4+

FIELD_EXIT Field Exit The "Field Exit" key

MX: 4.4+

ALT Alt The "Alt" modifier/meta key

MX: 4.4+

CTRL Control The Control or "CTRL" modifier/meta key

MX: 4.4+

SHIFT Shift The "SHIFT" modifier/meta key

MX: 4.4+

FUNC Func The "Function" modifier/meta key

MX: 9.2+

ALPHA Alpha The "Alpha" modifier/meta key

MX: 9.2+

CL CL The key marked with "CL" on some devices

MX: 10.4+

FN FN The key marked with "FN" on some devices

MX: 10.4+

BLUE Blue The key that is colored completely blue (sometimes known as the "Function" key)

MX: 4.4+

ORANGE Orange The key that is colored completely orange (sometimes known as the "Alpha" key)

MX: 4.4+

DIAMOND Diamond The key marked with a "diamond" symbol

MX: 8.3+

GREEN Green Dot The key with a green dot on it

MX: 4.4+

RED Red Dot The key with a red dot on it

MX: 4.4+

VOLUMEUP Volume Up The key that increases the audio volume on the device

MX: 4.4+

VOLUMEDOWN Volume Down The key that decreases the audio volume on the device

MX: 4.4+

SCAN Scan The key or button that invokes the device scanner

MX: 4.4+

GRIP_TRIGGER Grip Trigger Usually the upper-most button on the hand grip

MX: 4.4+

GRIP_TRIGGER_2 Grip Trigger 2 The lower button on the hand grip when two grip buttons are present on the device

MX: 6.1+

LEFT_TRIGGER_1 Button L1 Usually the upper-most button on the left side of the device

MX: 4.4+

LEFT_TRIGGER_2 Button L2 The lower button on the left side of the device when two buttons are present on the left side

MX: 4.4+

RIGHT_TRIGGER_1 Button R1 Usually the upper-most button on the right side of the device

MX: 4.4+

RIGHT_TRIGGER_2 Button R2 The lower button on the right side of the device when two buttons are present on the right side

MX: 4.4+

LEFT_TRIGGER Left Trigger The button on the left side of a Zebra MC33 device (if so equipped)

MX: 7.2+

RIGHT_TRIGGER Right Trigger The button on the right side of a Zebra MC33 device (if so equipped)

MX: 7.2+

CENTER_TRIGGER Center Trigger The button at the top of the keypad on a Zebra MC33 device (if so equipped)

MX: 7.2+

GUN_TRIGGER Gun Trigger The button on the front of the handle of a Zebra MC33 device (if so equipped)

MX: 7.2+

HEADSET_HOOK Headset Button The button that picks up/hangs up the headset

MX: 4.4+

BACK Back The "BACK" key, button or capacitive button on the device

MX: 4.4+

HOME Home The "HOME" key, button or capacitive button on the device

MX: 4.4+

MENU Menu The "MENU" key, button or capacitive button on the device

MX: 4.4+

RECENT Recent The "Recent Apps" key, button or capacitive button on the device

MX: 4.4+

SEARCH Search The "Search" key, button or capacitive button on the device

MX: 4.4+

KEYLIGHT Keyboard Backlight The keyboard backlight key or button on the device

MX: 4.4+

LAMP Display Backlight The display-screen backlight key or button on the device

MX: 4.4+

POWER Power The "Power" (on/off) key or button on the device

MX: 4.4+

P1 P1 Button The button marked "P1"

MX: 5.2+

P2 P2 Button The button marked "P2"

MX: 5.2+

P3 P3 Button The button marked "P3"

MX: 5.2+

P4 P4 Button The button marked "P4"

MX: 7.2+

P5 P5 Button The button marked "P5"

MX: 8.3+

P6 P6 Button The button marked "P6"

MX: 8.3+

REAR_BUTTON Rear Button The button on the rear of the device

MX: 6.1+

LEFT_EXTERNAL_TRIGGER Left External Trigger The trigger button on the left side of an external triggering device

MX: 5.2+

RIGHT_EXTERNAL_TRIGGER Right External Trigger The trigger button on the right side of an external triggering device

MX: 5.2+

BLUETOOTH_REMOTE_TRIGGER_1 Bluetooth Remote Trigger 1 The primary trigger button on a Bluetooth-connected barcode scanner

MX: 9.2+

BLUETOOTH_REMOTE_TRIGGER_2 Bluetooth Remote Trigger 2 The secondary trigger button (if equipped) on a Bluetooth-connected barcode scanner

MX: 9.2+

NAV_PAD Touch NAV_PAD The touch-sensitive navigation pad on a device

MX: 6.2+

M1 Macro 1 The Zebra VC80x M1 key

MX: 7.1+

M2 Macro 2 The Zebra VC80x M2 key

MX: 7.1+

M3 Macro 3 The Zebra VC80x M3 key

MX: 7.1+

M4 Macro 4 The Zebra VC80x M4 key

MX: 7.1+

M5 Macro 5 The Zebra VC80x M5 key

MX: 7.1+

M6 Macro 6 The Zebra VC80x M6 key

MX: 7.1+

BRIGHTNESSUP Brightness Up Key on the Zebra VC80x that increases screen brightness

MX: 7.1+

BRIGHTNESSDOWN Brightness Down Key on the Zebra VC80x that reduces screen brightness

MX: 7.1+

KEYLIGHTUP Keyboard Backlight Brightness Up The key that increases keyboard backlight brightness

MX: 8.3+

KEYLIGHTDOWN Keyboard Backlight Brightness Down The key that reduces keyboard backlight brightness

MX: 8.3+

ROTATE Rotate The key that causes the screen to change orientation

MX: 9.2+

PLUS Plus The key that inputs a plus (+) sign

MX: 9.2+

MINUS Minus The key that inputs a minus (-) sign or hyphen

MX: 9.2+

PAUSE Pause The key that inputs a pause/break command

MX: 9.2+

END End The key that moves the cursor to the end of the current page

MX: 9.2+

PAGEUP Page Up The key that moves the cursor up one page

MX: 9.2+

PAGEDOWN Page Down The key that moves the cursor down one page

MX: 9.2+

TAB Tab The key that inputs a tab character

MX: 10.2+

DO_NOT_DISTURB CLIP-MOUNT_BUTTON Button on top of the clip mount accessory for the Zebra WS50

MX: 13.3+

Key Code

Used to enter a Key Code to be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in any Key State Mapping Table. All parameters use the same values shown in the Base Key State Mapping Table.

NOTE: All parameters shown here allow control of the Key State(s) under which the Key Code is sent. Parameters for controlling those settings are covered in the Advanced Sections. Attempts to enter a Key Behavior for a Key Mapping Table that is not supported on a given device returns an error in the Result XML. For the Key Mapping Tables supported on a specific device, query* the KeyMappingMgr (see Queries, below) or refer to the device documentation.

*Query functions have been discontinued in Zebra devices running Android 11 and later.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseKeyCode
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueKeyCode
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeKeyCode
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyKeyCode
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftKeyCode
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlKeyCode
  • For Diamond Key State Table: DiamondKeyCode

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send key-code"

Parm Name: BaseKeyCode,BlueKeyCode,OrangeKeyCode,GreyKeyCode,ShiftKeyCode,ControlKeyCode

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
7 0

MX: 4.4+

8 1

MX: 4.4+

9 2

MX: 4.4+

10 3

MX: 4.4+

11 4

MX: 4.4+

12 5

MX: 4.4+

13 6

MX: 4.4+

14 7

MX: 4.4+

15 8

MX: 4.4+

16 9

MX: 4.4+

81 Plus

MX: 4.4+

69 Minus

MX: 4.4+

70 Equals

MX: 4.4+

71 Left "Open" Square Bracket

MX: 9.2+

72 Right "Close" Square Bracket

MX: 9.2+

68 Grave

MX: 4.4+

76 Slash

MX: 4.4+

73 Backslash

MX: 4.4+

74 Semicolon

MX: 4.4+

75 Apostrophe

MX: 4.4+

55 Comma

MX: 4.4+

56 Period

MX: 4.4+

17 Star

MX: 4.4+

18 Pound

MX: 4.4+

77 At

MX: 4.4+

29 A

MX: 4.4+

30 B

MX: 4.4+

31 C

MX: 4.4+

32 D

MX: 4.4+

33 E

MX: 4.4+

34 F

MX: 4.4+

35 G

MX: 4.4+

36 H

MX: 4.4+

37 I

MX: 4.4+

38 J

MX: 4.4+

39 K

MX: 4.4+

40 L

MX: 4.4+

41 M

MX: 4.4+

42 N

MX: 4.4+

43 O

MX: 4.4+

44 P

MX: 4.4+

45 Q

MX: 4.4+

46 R

MX: 4.4+

47 S

MX: 4.4+

48 T

MX: 4.4+

49 U

MX: 4.4+

50 V

MX: 4.4+

51 W

MX: 4.4+

52 X

MX: 4.4+

53 Y

MX: 4.4+

54 Z

MX: 4.4+

66 Enter

MX: 4.4+

61 Tab

MX: 4.4+

62 Space

MX: 4.4+

111 Escape

MX: 4.4+

67 Delete

MX: 4.4+

131 F1

MX: 4.4+

132 F2

MX: 4.4+

133 F3

MX: 4.4+

134 F4

MX: 4.4+

135 F5

MX: 4.4+

136 F6

MX: 4.4+

137 F7

MX: 4.4+

138 F8

MX: 4.4+

139 F9

MX: 4.4+

140 F10

MX: 4.4+

141 F11

MX: 4.4+

142 F12

MX: 4.4+

144 NUMPAD 0

MX: 4.4+

145 NUMPAD 1

MX: 4.4+

146 NUMPAD 2

MX: 4.4+

147 NUMPAD 3

MX: 4.4+

148 NUMPAD 4

MX: 4.4+

149 NUMPAD 5

MX: 4.4+

150 NUMPAD 6

MX: 4.4+

151 NUMPAD 7

MX: 4.4+

152 NUMPAD 8

MX: 4.4+

153 NUMPAD 9

MX: 4.4+

154 NUMPAD Divide

MX: 4.4+

155 NUMPAD Multiply

MX: 4.4+

156 NUMPAD Subtract

MX: 4.4+

157 NUMPAD Add

MX: 4.4+

158 NUMPAD Period

MX: 4.4+

159 NUMPAD Comma

MX: 4.4+

160 NUMPAD Enter

MX: 4.4+

161 NUMPAD Equals

MX: 4.4+

162 NUMPAD Left Parenthesis

MX: 4.4+

163 NUMPAD Right Parenthesis

MX: 4.4+

19 DPAD Up

MX: 4.4+

20 DPAD Down

MX: 4.4+

21 DPAD Left

MX: 4.4+

22 DPAD Right

MX: 4.4+

23 DPAD Center

MX: 4.4+

122 Move Home

MX: 4.4+

123 Move End

MX: 4.4+

92 Page Up

MX: 4.4+

93 Page Down

MX: 4.4+

124 Insert

MX: 4.4+

112 Forward Delete

MX: 4.4+

28 Clear

MX: 4.4+

10024 Lamp

MX: 8.3+

10026 Do nothing

MX: 8.3+

10027 Blue

MX: 4.4+

10028 Orange

MX: 4.4+

10029 Grey

MX: 4.4+

10039 Diamond

MX: 8.3+

10030 Alt

MX: 4.4+

10031 Control

MX: 4.4+

10032 Shift

MX: 4.4+

10034 Keyboard

MX: 7.1+

10035 Touch Calibrate

MX: 8.3+

10036 Scan

MX: 8.3+

10037 Search Key

MX: 8.3+

10038 None

MX: 8.3+

10025 KeyLight

MX: 8.3+

10040 Keylight Up

MX: 8.3+

10041 Keylight Down

MX: 8.3+

59 Left Shift

MX: 4.4+

60 Right Shift

MX: 4.4+

57 Left Alt

MX: 4.4+

58 Right Alt

MX: 4.4+

113 Left Control

MX: 4.4+

114 Right Control

MX: 4.4+

117 Meta Left

MX: 4.4+

118 Meta Right

MX: 4.4+

115 Caps Lock

MX: 4.4+

143 Num Lock

MX: 4.4+

116 Scroll Lock

MX: 4.4+

120 SysRq

MX: 4.4+

121 Break

MX: 4.4+

119 Function

MX: 4.4+

4 Back

MX: 4.4+

125 Forward

MX: 4.4+

3 Home

MX: 4.4+

82 Menu

MX: 4.4+

176 Settings

MX: 4.4+

187 Application Switch

MX: 4.4+

210 Calculator

MX: 4.4+

64 Explorer

MX: 4.4+

65 Envelope

MX: 4.4+

174 Bookmark

MX: 4.4+

209 Music

MX: 4.4+

5 Call

MX: 4.4+

6 End Call

MX: 4.4+

91 Microphone Mute

MX: 4.4+

27 Camera

MX: 4.4+

84 Search

MX: 4.4+

207 Contacts

MX: 4.4+

208 Calendar

MX: 4.4+

10042 Photos

MX: 4.4+

24 Volume Up

MX: 4.4+

25 Volume Down

MX: 4.4+

164 Volume Mute

MX: 4.4+

221 Brightness Up

MX: 4.4+

220 Brightness Down

MX: 4.4+

26 Power

MX: 4.4+

223 Sleep

MX: 4.4+

224 Wakeup

MX: 4.4+

79 Headset

MX: 4.4+

228 Push-to-talk

MX: 4.4+

80 Camera Focus

MX: 4.4+

85 Media Play/Pause

MX: 4.4+

86 Media Stop

MX: 4.4+

87 Media Next

MX: 4.4+

88 Media Previous

MX: 4.4+

89 Media Rewind

MX: 4.4+

90 Media Fast-Forward

MX: 4.4+

126 Media Play

MX: 4.4+

127 Media Pause

MX: 4.4+

128 Media Close

MX: 4.4+

129 Media Eject

MX: 4.4+

130 Media Record

MX: 4.4+

102 Button L1

MX: 4.4+

103 Button R1

MX: 4.4+

104 Button L2

MX: 4.4+

105 Button R2

MX: 4.4+

96 Button A

MX: 4.4+

97 Button B

MX: 4.4+

98 Button C

MX: 4.4+

99 Button X

MX: 4.4+

100 Button Y

MX: 4.4+

101 Button Z

MX: 4.4+

106 Left Thumb Button

MX: 4.4+

107 Right Thumb Button

MX: 4.4+

108 Start Button

MX: 4.4+

109 Select Button

MX: 4.4+

110 Mode Button

MX: 4.4+

188 Gamepad Button 1

MX: 4.4+

189 Gamepad Button 2

MX: 4.4+

190 Gamepad Button 3

MX: 4.4+

191 Gamepad Button 4

MX: 4.4+

192 Gamepad Button 5

MX: 4.4+

193 Gamepad Button 6

MX: 4.4+

194 Gamepad Button 7

MX: 4.4+

195 Gamepad Button 8

MX: 4.4+

196 Gamepad Button 9

MX: 4.4+

197 Gamepad Button 10

MX: 4.4+

198 Gamepad Button 11

MX: 4.4+

199 Gamepad Button 12

MX: 4.4+

200 Gamepad Button 13

MX: 4.4+

201 Gamepad Button 14

MX: 4.4+

202 Gamepad Button 15

MX: 4.4+

203 Gamepad Button 16

MX: 4.4+

211 Zenkaku/Hankaku

MX: 4.4+

212 Eisu

MX: 4.4+

213 Muhenkan

MX: 4.4+

214 Henkan

MX: 4.4+

215 Katakana/Hiragana

MX: 4.4+

217 Ro

MX: 4.4+

216 Yen

MX: 4.4+

10043 DO NOT DISTURB

MX: 13.3+

Key Base Behavior

Used to select the Key Behavior defined in the Base Key State Mapping Table for the Key Mapping of a specified Key.

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None"

Parm Name: BaseBehavior

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 No change This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will make no change to the Key Behavior of the specified Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table; any previously selected setting will be retained.

MX: 4.4+

1 Send trigger Causes the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table to act as one of the pre-defined Triggers, notifying whichever applications are registered for the selected Trigger.

MX: 4.4+

2 Send key-code Causes the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table to act like a different specified Key.

MX: 4.4+

3 Send Intent Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table to send an Intent with specified attributes.

MX: 4.4+

4 Launch application Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table to launch a specified application.

MX: 4.4+

5 Suppress key Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table to be ignored and to act as if the Key was never pressed.

MX: 4.4+

7 Reset to default Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table to revert to the Default Key Behavior.

MX: 4.4+

Key Mode Behaviors

This parameter is the same as "Base Behavior" except that instead of defining the Key Behavior for the Base Key State Mapping Table, it defines the Key Behavior for the Blue, Orange, Grey, Diamond, Shift and Control Key State Mapping Tables.

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None"

Parm Name: BlueBehavior,OrangeBehavior,GreyBehavior,DiamondBehavior,ShiftBehavior,ControlBehavior

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 No change This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) makes no change to the key behavior; any previously selected setting is retained.

MX: 4.4+

1 Send trigger Causes the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the Blue, Orange, Grey, Diamond, Shift and Control Key State Mapping Tables to be changed such that the Key will act as a one of the predefined Triggers and hence will cause whatever applications are registered for the selected Trigger to be notified.

MX: 4.4+

2 Send key-code Causes the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the Blue, Orange, Grey, Diamond, Shift and Control Key State Mapping Tables to be changed such that the Key acts like a different specified Key.

MX: 4.4+

3 Send Intent Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Base Key State Mapping Table to be changed such that the Key will send an Intent with specified attributes.

MX: 4.4+

4 Launch application Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Blue, Orange, Grey, Diamond, Shift and Control Key State Mapping Tables to be changed such that the Key will launch a specified application.

MX: 4.4+

5 Suppress key Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Blue, Orange, Grey, Diamond, Shift and Control Key State Mapping Tables to be changed such that the Key will be ignored and act as if the Key was never pressed.

MX: 4.4+

7 Reset to default Causes the Key Behavior for the Key in the Blue, Orange, Grey, Diamond, Shift and Control Key State Mapping Tables to be changed such that the Default Key Behavior is restored.

MX: 4.4+

Advanced

Controls whether to use the Advanced section for a Key Mapping Table. All Advanced parms use the values shown in the table below.

Each Key State Mapping Table has its own Advanced Section that can be used to enter Key State Modifiers set into the Current Key State when a Key Code is sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in that Key State Mapping Table.

Note: This feature is NOT supported on Zebra TC75x devices.

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior for the Mapping Table is "Send key-code"

Parm Name: BaseKeyCodeAdvanced,BlueKeyCodeAdvanced,OrangeKeyCodeAdvanced,GreyKeyCodeAdvanced,ShiftKeyCodeAdvanced,ControlKeyCodeAdvanced,DiamondKeyCodeAdvanced

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
1 true Specifies use of the Advanced section.

MX: 4.4+

2 false This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) indicates no use of the Advanced section.

MX: 4.4+

Alt State

Control the ALT Key State Modifier when the Key Code is sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the corresponding Key State Mapping Table.

NOTE: If an attempt is made to set a Key State Modifier that is not supported on a given device, no error will be returned in the Result XML because the action has no noticeable effect. When the Key Code is sent, the specified Key State Modifier will be sent to the Current Key State but it makes no change to the Key Mapping Table.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseKeyCodeAltState
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueKeyCodeAltState
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeKeyCodeAltState
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyKeyCodeAltState
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftKeyCodeAltState
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlKeyCodeAltState

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send key-code" and Advanced is "True"

Parm Name: BaseKeyCodeAltState,BlueKeyCodeAltState,OrangeKeyCodeAltState,GreyKeyCodeAltState,ShiftKeyCodeAltState,ControlKeyCodeAltState

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 Use existing state This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause the ALT Key State Modifier to be left unchanged, thus making it the same as when the Key was pressed.

MX: 4.4+

1 Force On This value will set the ALT Key State Modifier, thus forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as ALT.

MX: 4.4+

2 Force Off This value will clear the Shift Key State Modifier, thus forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as non-ALT.

MX: 4.4+

CTRL State

Controls the Control (CTRL) Key State Modifier when the Key Code is sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table.

NOTE: If an attempt is made to set a Key State Modifier that is not supported on a given device, no error will be returned in the Result XML because the action has no noticeable effect. When the Key Code is sent, the specified Key State Modifier will be sent to the Current Key State but it makes no change to the Key Mapping Table.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseKeyCodeCtrlState
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueKeyCodeCtrlState
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeKeyCodeCtrlState
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyKeyCodeCtrlState
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftKeyCodeCtrlState
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlKeyCodeCtrlState

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send key-code" and Advanced is "True"

Parm Name: BaseKeyCodeCtrlState,BlueKeyCodeCtrlState,OrangeKeyCodeCtrlState,GreyKeyCodeCtrlState,ShiftKeyCodeCtrlState,ControlKeyCodeCtrlState

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 Use existing state This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause the Control Key State Modifier to be left unchanged, thus making it the same as when the Key was pressed.

MX: 4.4+

1 Force On This value will set the Control Key State Modifier, thus forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as Control.

MX: 4.4+

2 Force Off This value will clear the Control Key State Modifier, thus forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as non-Control.

MX: 4.4+

FN State

Used to control the Function Key State Modifier when the Key Code is sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table.

NOTE: If an attempt is made to set a Key State Modifier that is not supported on a given device, no error is returned in the Result XML because the action has no noticeable effect. When the Key Code is sent, the specified Key State Modifier will be sent to the Current Key State but it makes no change to the Key Mapping Table.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseKeyCodeFnState
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueKeyCodeFnState
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeKeyCodeFnState
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyKeyCodeFnState
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftKeyCodeFnState
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlKeyCodeFnState

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send key-code" and Advanced is "True"

Parm Name: BaseKeyCodeFnState,BlueKeyCodeFnState,OrangeKeyCodeFnState,GreyKeyCodeFnState,ShiftKeyCodeFnState,ControlKeyCodeFnState

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 Use existing state This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes the Function Key State Modifier to be left unchanged, thus making it the same as when the Key was pressed.

MX: 4.4+

1 Force On Sets the Control Key State Modifier, forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as Function.

MX: 4.4+

2 Force Off Clears the Shift Key State Modifier, forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as non-Function.

MX: 4.4+

Shift State

Used to control the Shift Key State Modifier when the Key Code is sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table.

NOTE: If an attempt is made to set a Key State Modifier that is not supported on a given device, no error will be returned in the Result XML because the action has no noticeable effect. When the Key Code is sent, the specified Key State Modifier will be sent to the Current Key State but it makes no change to the Key Mapping Table.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseKeyCodeShiftState
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueKeyCodeShiftState
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeKeyCodeShiftState
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyKeyCodeShiftState
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftKeyCodeShiftState
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlKeyCodeShiftState

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send key-code" and Advanced is "True"

Parm Name: BaseKeyCodeShiftState,BlueKeyCodeShiftState,OrangeKeyCodeShiftState,GreyKeyCodeShiftState,ShiftKeyCodeShiftState,ControlKeyCodeShiftState

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 Use existing state This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause the Shift Key State Modifier to be left unchanged, thus making it the same as when the Key was pressed.

MX: 4.4+

1 Force On This value will set the Shift Key State Modifier, thus forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as Shifted.

MX: 4.4+

2 Force Off This value will clear the Shift Key State Modifier, thus forcing the Key Code sent to be interpreted as non-Shifted.

MX: 4.4+

Send Intent

Used to enter attributes of an Intent to send as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in various Key State Mapping Tables.

IMPORTANT: When mapping a key to launch an app using intents, some apps require inclusion of more intent parameters than others. This depends on information contained in the app's AndroidManifest.xml file. If an app fails to launch using "Action" and "Package" parameters alone, try adding its "Category" and "Class" parameters.

For further details, see Android intent documentation.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseSendIntent
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueSendIntent
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeSendIntent
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreySendIntent
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftSendIntent
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlSendIntent

These parms are used to enter the conditions under which an Intent will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table.

Option Value   Description
On key down "1" Sends the specified Intent when the Key transitions from unpressed to pressed.
On key up "2" Sends the specified Intent when the Key transitions from pressed to unpressed.
On both key down and up  "3" Sends the specified Intent both when the Key transitions from unpressed to pressed and from pressed to unpressed.

Intent type

Used to enter how the Intent should be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Pivotal parm? Yes

Option Value   Description
Start activity "1" Sends the Intent using Start Activity. This should be used when launching an Activity within an application (for example to present a UI).
Broadcast  "2" Sends the Intent using Send Broadcast. This should be used when notifying one or more applications that register a suitable Broadcast Receiver, and that may invoke an Activity (for example to present a UI) or a Service (for example to perform a background process).

Action

Used to enter the Action Name attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. The Action Name attribute of an Intent generally tells the receiver of the Intent what to do. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no value for this attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement of a value for this attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentAction
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentAction
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentAction
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentAction
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentAction
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentAction

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid Action Name for the Intent

Category

Used to enter the Category attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. The Category attribute of an Intent generally tells the system what types of receivers to send the Intent to. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no value for this attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement of a value for this attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentCategory
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentCategory
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentCategory
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentCategory
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentCategory
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentCategory

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid category for the Intent

Package

Used to enter the Package Name attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. The Package Name attribute of an Intent generally tells the system exactly which application to send the Intent to. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no value for this attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement of a value for this attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent" and the Intent Type is "Start activity"

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentPackage
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentPackage
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentPackage
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentPackage
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentPackage
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentPackage

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid Package Name

Class

Used to enter the Class Name attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. The Class Name attribute of an Intent generally tells the system exactly which class within an application to send the Intent to. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no value for this attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement of a value for this attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent" and the Intent Type is "Start activity"

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentClass
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentClass
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentClass
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentClass
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentClass
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentClass

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid Class Name

Data URI

Used to enter the Data URI attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. The Data URI attribute of an Intent generally provides a reference to the data (if any) that should be processed by the application to which the Intent is sent. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no value for this attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement of a value for this attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentUri
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentUri
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentUri
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentUri
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentUri
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentUri

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid URI value

MIME type

Used to enter the MIME Type attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. The MIME Type attribute of an Intent generally provides information about the type of data referenced by the Data URI attribute (if any) that helps qualify the action that should be taken by the application to which the Intent is sent. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no value for this attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement for a value for this attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentMimeType
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentMimeType
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentMimeType
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentMimeType
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentMimeType
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentMimeType

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid MIME type value

Extra parameter name

Used to enter the Name of an Extra Data attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. An Extra Data attribute of an Intent generally provides auxiliary information that helps qualify the action that should be taken on the data by the application to which the Intent is sent. An Extra Data attribute must be specified using both an Extra Name and an Extra Value since both are required to add an Extra Data attribute to an Intent. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no Extra Data attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement for an Extra Data attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

NOTE: Devices with MX 9.2 or later can access the four additional Extra name-value pairs shown below**. Prepend the parm names(s) and value(s) below with the key name (i.e. "Base, Blue, Orange, etc.) to assign an Extra name and value to the desired key modifier(s):

  • IntentStringExtra1Name, IntentStringExtra1Value
  • IntentStringExtra2Name, IntentStringExtra2Value
  • IntentStringExtra3Name, IntentStringExtra3Value
  • IntentStringExtra4Name, IntentStringExtra4Value

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentStringExtraName
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentStringExtraName
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentStringExtraName
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentStringExtraName
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentStringExtraName
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentStringExtraName

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid extra value name

Extra parameter value

Used to enter the Value of an Extra Data attribute for the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. An Extra Data attribute of an Intent generally provides auxiliary information that helps qualify the action that should be taken on the data by the application to which the Intent is sent. An Extra Data attribute must be specified using both an Extra Name and an Extra Value since both are required to add an Extra Data attribute to an Intent. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) will cause no Extra Data attribute to be set in the Intent. The requirement of an Extra Data attribute for a given Intent depends on the Intent being sent and the requirements of the application(s) to which the Intent may be sent.

Settable if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

NOTE: Devices with MX 9.2 or later can access four additional Extra Name-Value pairs. See Extra parameter name section, above.

Pivotal parm? No

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentStringExtraValue
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentStringExtraValue
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentStringExtraValue
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentStringExtraValue
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentStringExtraValue
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentStringExtraValue

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid extra value

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Parm Name: BaseSendIntent,BlueSendIntent,OrangeSendIntent,GreySendIntent,ShiftSendIntent,ControlSendIntent

Requires:

  • MX: 4.4+

Add Key Event

Controls whether the key event should be added to the Intent that will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentAddKeyState
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentAddKeyState
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentAddKeyState
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentAddKeyState
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentAddKeyState
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentAddKeyState

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Parm Name: BaseIntentAddKeyState,BlueIntentAddKeyState,OrangeIntentAddKeyState,GreyIntentAddKeyState,ShiftIntentAddKeyState,ControlIntentAddKeyState

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
1 true Causes Key Event that occurred when the Key was pressed or released to be attached to the Intent. This would generally be valuable only when an application was written specifically to receive such an Intent since it would require the application to understand and interpret the data format used to encode a Key Event.

MX: 4.4+

0 false Prevents Key Event that occurred when the Key was pressed or released from being attached to the Intent.

MX: 4.4+

Include Additional Flags

Used to enter the Intent Flags to include in the Intent sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key State Mapping Table. Intent Flags enter information about how an Intent should be processed by the Android system and/or by the application to which the Intent is sent. Entering an empty (length of zero) value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no value for this attribute to be set in the Intent.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseIntentIncludeFlags
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueIntentIncludeFlags
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeIntentIncludeFlags
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyIntentIncludeFlags
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftIntentIncludeFlags
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlIntentIncludeFlags

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid flag
    • The list of valid flags would be the Constant Values
    • For example, the value for the FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK flag would be "0x10000000"
    • Also, if more than one flag should be used, the flags will need to be OR'ed together. For example, to use the FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK and FLAG_ACTIVITY_SINGLE_TOP flags, their values ("0x10000000" and "0x20000000") would be OR'ed together to produce the value "0x30000000" that would be used as the parm value.

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Send intent"

Parm Name: BaseIntentIncludeFlags,BlueIntentIncludeFlags,OrangeIntentIncludeFlags,GreyIntentIncludeFlags,ShiftIntentIncludeFlags,ControlIntentIncludeFlags

Requires:

  • MX: 4.4+

Trigger

Used to enter which Triggers will be performed as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in various Key State Mapping Tables.

NOTE: Trigger 1 is commonly used by device data acquisition subsystems to initiate Barcode Scanning. There are currently no standard usages associated with Triggers 2-8. Consult the documentation for a specific device to determine which standard System applications, if any, can register for notifications from a given Trigger.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseTrigger
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueTrigger
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeTrigger
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyTrigger
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftTrigger
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlTrigger

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior for the corresponding Key Table is "Send trigger"

Parm Name: BaseTrigger,BlueTrigger,OrangeTrigger,GreyTrigger,ShiftTrigger,ControlTrigger

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
10016 Trigger 1 Commonly used to initiate Barcode Scanning. This value indicates that the designated Trigger will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

10017 Trigger 2 Causes the designated Trigger to be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

10018 Trigger 3 Causes the designated Trigger to be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

10019 Trigger 4 Causes the designated Trigger to be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

10020 Trigger 5 Causes the designated Trigger to be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

10021 Trigger 6 Causes the designated Trigger to be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

10022 Trigger 7 Causes the designated Trigger to be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

10023 Trigger 8 This value indicates that the designated Trigger will be sent as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in the specified Key Mapping Table.

MX: 4.4+

Application Launch

Used to enter the Application Name of the application whose main Activity should be launched as the Key Behavior for the specified Key in various Key State Mapping Tables. The Application Name of an application is separate from the Package Name, although the two could be the same if set as such by the app developer. More commonly, the Application Name is a human-readable name that may be displayed on the app title bar and on the App Info section of the System Settings menu. Using the Application Name to launch an application is generally simpler and friendlier than using the Package Name and Class Name, as would be required when using a more general Intent to launch an application.

See Send Intent parameter for important guidance.

Parm names:

  • For Base Key State Table: BaseLaunchActivityName
  • For Blue Key State Table: BlueLaunchActivityName
  • For Orange Key State Table: OrangeLaunchActivityName
  • For Grey Key State Table: GreyLaunchActivityName
  • For Shift Key State Table: ShiftLaunchActivityName
  • For Control Key State Table: ControlLaunchActivityName

Parm value input rules:

  • String containing a valid Application Name

Shown if: The Action value is "Remap a key" and Choose a key to modify is not "None" and the Key Behavior is "Launch application"

Parm Name: BaseLaunchActivityName,BlueLaunchActivityName,OrangeLaunchActivityName,GreyLaunchActivityName,ShiftLaunchActivityName,ControlLaunchActivityName

Requires:

  • MX: 4.4+

Double-trigger Mode

Controls whether the designated key-code is sent whenever a double-press of any scan trigger is detected on the device.

Parm Name: DoubleTriggerMode

Option Name Description Note Status Requires
0 Do not change This value (or the absence of this parm from the XML) causes no change to device settings; any previous setting is retained.

MX: 11.4+

1 Send a key-code Sends the designated key-code whenever a double-press of a scan trigger is detected.

MX: 11.4+

2 Don't send a key-code Stops the sending of a key-code when a scan-trigger double-press is detected.

MX: 11.4+

Double-trigger Timer

Used to enter the maximum time (in milliseconds) between presses of any scan trigger on the device to consider it a double-press.

Parm value input rules:

  • Integer from 1–999

Shown if: Double Trigger Mode is "Send key-code"

Parm Name: DoubleTriggerTimer

Requires:

  • MX: 11.4+

Double-trigger Key Code

Used to enter a Key Code to be sent as the Key Behavior when a double-press of any scan trigger is detected. If a key code OTHER than a base key-code value is requided, see Advanced Double-trigger Key Code parameter.

Parm value input rules:

Shown if: Double Trigger Mode is "Send key-code"

Parm Name: DoubleTriggerKeyCode

Requires:

  • MX: 11.4+

Advanced Double-trigger Key Code

Used to enter the Key State under which a key-code will be sent as the Key Behavior when a double-press of any scan trigger is detected. Select DoubleTriggerKeyCodeAdvanced to enable selection of one of the four key states listed below.

Parm names:

  • For Shift Key State Table: DoubleTriggerKeyCodeShiftState
  • For Alt Key State Table: DoubleTriggerKeyCodeAltState
  • For Ctrl Key State Table: DoubleTriggerKeyCodeCtrlState
  • For Fn Key State Table: DoubleTriggerKeyCodeFnState

Parm value input rules:

Shown if: Double Trigger Mode is "Send key-code"

Parm Name: DoubleTriggerKeyCodeAdvanced,DoubleTriggerKeyCodeShiftState,DoubleTriggerKeyCodeAltState,DoubleTriggerKeyCodeCtrlState,DoubleTriggerKeyCodeFnState

Requires:

  • MX: 11.4+

Examples

Key Swap Example

The first feature of the following Request XML document is used to first reset the keys to their defaults. The following features are used to swap the 7 and 9 keys on the keyboard.

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4" >
        <parm name="Action" value="2"/>
    </characteristic>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4" >
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="7"/>
            <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="16"/>
            </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4" >
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="9"/>
            <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="14"/>
            </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <parm name="Action" value="2"/>
    </characteristic>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="7"/>
            <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="16"/>
            </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="9"/>
            <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="14"/>
            </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Reset Keys To Default

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4" >
        <parm name="Action" value="2"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <parm name="Action" value="2"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Queries

Queries are not supported on Zebra devices running Android 11 or later.

Version Query

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm-query name="Version"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <parm name="Version" value="4.4.0"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Query the Available Keys

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <characteristic-query type="QueryAvailableKeys"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <characteristic type="QueryAvailableKeys">
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="1"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="2"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="3"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="4"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="5"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="6"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="7"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="8"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="9"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="A"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="B"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="C"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="D"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="E"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="F"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="G"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="H"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="I"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="J"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="K"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="L"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="M"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="N"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="O"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="P"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Q"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="R"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="S"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="T"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="U"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="V"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="W"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="X"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Y"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Z"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="UP"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="DOT"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="ESC"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="RED"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="BLUE"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="CTRL"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="DOWN"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="LEFT"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SCAN"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="STAR"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="ENTER"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="GREEN"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="RIGHT"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SHIFT"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SPACE"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="GRIP_TRIGGER"/>
            <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="BACKSPACE"/>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Query the Available Tables

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
<characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
    <characteristic-query type="QueryAvailableTables"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <characteristic type="QueryAvailableTables">
            <parm name="TableIdentifier" value="blue"/>
            <parm name="TableIdentifier" value="base"/>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Query the Default Key Identifier

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <characteristic-query type="QueryDefaultKeyMapping">
            <parm name="QueryDefaultKeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
        </characteristic-query>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <characteristic type="QueryDefaultKeyMapping">
            <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
                <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
                <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
                    <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
                    <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                        <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                        <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="140"/>
                    </characteristic>
                    <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                        <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                        <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="7"/>
                    </characteristic>
                </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Query the Changed Key Identifier

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <characteristic-query type="QueryChangedKeyMapping">
            <parm name="QueryChangedKeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
        </characteristic-query>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Error Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <characteristic-error type="QueryChangedKeyMapping" desc="No key mappings available"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Query the Current Key Identifier

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <characteristic-query type="QueryCurrentKeyMapping">
            <parm name="QueryCurrentKeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
        </characteristic-query>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <characteristic type="QueryCurrentKeyMapping">
            <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
                <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
                <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
                    <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
                    <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                        <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                        <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="140"/>
                    </characteristic>
                    <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                        <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                        <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="7"/>
                    </characteristic>
                </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Query the Default Key Mappings

Queries are not supported on Zebra devices running Android 11 or later.

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <characteristic-query type="QueryDefaultKeyMappings"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <characteristic type="QueryDefaultKeyMappings">
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="140"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="7"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="1"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="131"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="8"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="2"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="132"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="9"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="3"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="133"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="4"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="134"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="11"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="5"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="135"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="12"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="6"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="136"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="13"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="7"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="137"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="14"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="8"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="138"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="15"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="9"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="139"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="16"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="A"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="55"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="29"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="B"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="56"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="30"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="C"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="75"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="31"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="D"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="221"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="32"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="E"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="71"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="33"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="F"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="72"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="34"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="G"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="73"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="35"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="H"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="24"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="36"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="I"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="220"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="37"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="J"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="68"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="38"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="K"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="39"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="L"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="76"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="40"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="M"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="25"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="41"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="N"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="69"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="42"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="O"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="43"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="P"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="44"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Q"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="45"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="R"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="74"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="46"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="S"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="157"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="47"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="T"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="156"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="48"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="U"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="155"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="49"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="V"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="154"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="50"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="W"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="161"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="51"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="X"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="10025"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="52"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Y"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="53"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Z"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="10024"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="54"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="UP"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="19"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="DOT"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="56"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="ESC"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="111"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="RED"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="104"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="BLUE"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10027"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="CTRL"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="10030"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10031"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="DOWN"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="20"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="LEFT"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="21"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SCAN"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="103"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="STAR"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="141"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="17"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="ENTER"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="66"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="GREEN"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="102"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="RIGHT"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="22"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SHIFT"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10032"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SPACE"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="61"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="62"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="GRIP_TRIGGER"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="103"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
            <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
            <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
              <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="BACKSPACE"/>
              <characteristic type="BlueTable">
                <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
              </characteristic>
              <characteristic type="BaseTable">
                <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
                <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="67"/>
              </characteristic>
            </characteristic>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
    </wap-provisioningdoc>

Query Changed Key Mappings

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <characteristic-query type="QueryChangedKeyMappings"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Error Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
        <characteristic-error type="QueryChangedKeyMappings" desc="No key mappings available"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Query Current Key Mappings

Queries are not supported on Zebra devices running Android 11 or later.

Input


<wap-provisioningdoc>
    <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <characteristic-query type="QueryCurrentKeyMappings"/>
    </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>

Output


<wap-provisioningdoc>
  <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr" version="4.4">
    <characteristic type="QueryDefaultKeyMappings">
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="0"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="140"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="7"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="1"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="131"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="8"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="2"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="132"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="9"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="3"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="133"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="4"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="134"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="11"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="5"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="135"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="12"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="6"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="136"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="13"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="7"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="137"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="14"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="8"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="138"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="15"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="9"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="139"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="16"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="A"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="55"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="29"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="B"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="56"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="30"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="C"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="75"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="31"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="D"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="221"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="32"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="E"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="71"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="33"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="F"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="72"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="34"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="G"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="73"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="35"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="H"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="24"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="36"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="I"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="220"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="37"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="J"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="68"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="38"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="K"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="39"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="L"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="76"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="40"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="M"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="25"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="41"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="N"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="69"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="42"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="O"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="43"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="P"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="44"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Q"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="45"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="R"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="74"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="46"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="S"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="157"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="47"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="T"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="156"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="48"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="U"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="155"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="49"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="V"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="154"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="50"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="W"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="161"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="51"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="X"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="10025"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="52"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Y"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="53"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="Z"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="10024"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="54"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="UP"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="19"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="DOT"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="56"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="ESC"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="111"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="RED"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="104"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="BLUE"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10027"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="CTRL"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="10030"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10031"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="DOWN"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="20"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="LEFT"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="21"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SCAN"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="103"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="STAR"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="141"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="17"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="ENTER"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="66"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="GREEN"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="102"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="RIGHT"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="22"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SHIFT"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="10032"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="SPACE"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BlueKeyCode" value="61"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="62"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="GRIP_TRIGGER"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="103"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
      <characteristic type="KeyMappingMgr">
        <parm name="Action" value="1"/>
        <characteristic type="KeyMapping">
          <parm name="KeyIdentifier" value="BACKSPACE"/>
          <characteristic type="BlueTable">
            <parm name="BlueBehavior" value="6"/>
          </characteristic>
          <characteristic type="BaseTable">
            <parm name="BaseBehavior" value="2"/>
            <parm name="BaseKeyCode" value="67"/>
          </characteristic>
        </characteristic>
      </characteristic>
    </characteristic>
  </characteristic>
</wap-provisioningdoc>