Juniper Systems TK6000 User Guide - Manual (Page 17)

Specialized Keyboard Keys
Sticky Keys
The Shift, Alt, Ctrl, and 2nd keys are called sticky keys. Each
sticky key has three modes: Next Key, ON, and OFF. The
colored backlights indicate when a sticky key is on. The sticky
key mode is determined as follows:
By default all sticky keys are OFF.
Pressing the sticky key once toggles the mode only for the Next
Key pressed. For example, with shift mode OFF (lower case),
pressing SHIFT then K displays an upper case K.
Double pressing the sticky key toggles and locks the sticky
mode. For example, with the shift mode OFF, double tapping
SHIFT locks the shift mode ON (caps lock). All subsequent non-
sticky keys pressed are then upper case keys. With the shift
mode ON, tapping SHIFT turns caps lock off and all non sticky
key presses result in lower case characters.
If you hold down a sticky key it is on for every key stroke until
the sticky key is released.
Window Key
Press the Window Key to display the Start Menu regardless of
the application running.
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