Entering Keyboard Keys

You select the key to 'override' by simply clicking the cursor in one of the active 'Keyboard Key' fields, then press that key on your PC's keyboard. To clear or empty a Keyboard Key field, press the ALT key (with the cursor in the keyboard key field.) Do NOT attempt to enter upper/lower case keys into the Keyboard Key fields since the PS2PROX responds with your programmed string when that key is pressed regardless of the state of the SHIFT key. So just press the key without SHIFT or CTRL or ALT.

NOTE: On the right side of the keyboard there are multiple keys with the same function .. like PageUp, and the Numeric Keypad PageUp (Numeric Pad key 9). These keys can be overridden separately, and to enter them in a Keyboard Key field, you simply press either one of them. Multiple keypresses will toggle between 'PageUp' and 'KPpageUp' so press any of these keys a second time if you would like to override the alternate key. Keys with duplicates in the Numeric Keypad are Insert, Home, PageUp, PageDn, Delete, End, PageDown, and ENTER, so if you want to enter the Numeric KeyPad key, repeat-press until you see the 'KP' prefix (KPend, KPpageUp etc) in the key field.
ASCII keys like 'A-Z', '0-9' and the punctuation keys appear as themselves in the Keyboard Key field, while non-printable keys like the Function keys appear as F1-F12, Space bar appears as SPACE, Backspace as BKSPC, Enter as ENTER, etc. The PS2PROX allows you to override any of the keys on the keyboard -- even those to the right of ENTER which the PS2PRO did not allow.. TAB is special, and to enter it press Ctrl-TAB. It is displayed as TAB.
Note that keyboard key and string fields do not need to be entered sequentially or in any particular order. You can leave the first 3 empty ... and begin entering keys to override in the 4th field. Or if you already have many fields populated and want to delete one override key somewhere in the middle, you can simply empty that key and string field leaving all others intact. Empty fields are simply ignored whether they appear at the beginning, or middle, or end of the list.