I clearly need either a programme somewhat less complex than AutoHotKey, as it is sort of like using a an industrial cutting laser to cut your coupons for my purposes, or at least to become more familiar with its manual and use, as it will appear to get the job done. The scancodes themselves are not unusual, actually, only a couple are really unusual, the one that is blank on top and has "clear" on its front face produces the Japanese "Break" scancode (E11D) plus NumLock (45), but doens't cycle NumLock itself, and the one labeled "Erlnp" makes E02A E04F, which is a "fake" LeftShift plus end, in practice it functions as an "end", not a shifted end, at least in text editors. If NumLock is off, it simply produces the "end" scancode.
Other oddments include a key to the right of Lshift (this is the chief impediment to typing on this board though I am rapidly growing acustomed to it) that bears the two Wakas, although it will not type them (in function it duplicates the righthand key that makes the pipe and the backslash but sends the scancode 56), but since it uses an unused scancode (56) I can probably change it so at least it does what its keycap says it does... unless someone can tell me just what scancode 56 is for as my refference for them simply says it is usually found on an unlabeled key. There are other oddments as well, such as the hideously confusing nature of the keys surrounding Enter, which have their terminal and PC labels in the same color. Lastly, the keypad asterisk and a key labeled "SetUp", also on the keypad, don't send any scancode at all, and don't do anything. I'm not sure if this means my unit is faulty. Perhaps someone else with one of these boards can chime in on this.
