Keyboard FAQs
Why did some characters I typed not coincide with those shown on the screen?
It is because the keyboard language and layout is not set correctly. Please follow the steps below.
- Open Control Panel<
- Select Keyboard
- Select Language folder
- Click Add
- Select the language identical to your keyboard (eg Spanish traditional)
- Click OK
- You'll find an 'EN' icon showing up on the taskbar. Right-click the icon
- Select the language you just added (eg Spanish traditional)
What is a PC 98 keyboard?
A PC 98 keyboard is one which can work under the Windows 98 operating system and has passed the Windows 98 Hardware Compatibility Test supplied by Microsoft.
What are ACPI keys?
The ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power Interface) keys are specified in the PC 98 Keyboard Specification, and in the Fujitsu 9000A keyboard they are performed as Power off, Sleep and Wake up. ACPI is a specification that defines a new interface to the system board. This interface enables the operating system to implement operating system-directed power management and system configuration. ACPI allows system manufacturers to build systems consistent with the On-Now design initiative for instantly available PCs.
Does a PC 98 keyboard provide ACPI keys?
A PC 98 keyboard may provide ACPI keys, but it doesn't have to.
Are there any particular system requirements for using a PC 98 keyboard?
No, but to use the power management keys you'll need:
- Microsoft Windows 98 or Microsoft Windows 2000 operating systems
- A system supporting ACPI or APM II, ie a system with an ACPI motherboard, an ATX power supply and an ACPI keyboard
