Editing Scancode

A '''scancode''' is in strict terms an index that corresponds to the position a key has in a keyboard's ''internal'' [[keyboard matrix]].

In [[IBM Personal Computer|IBM PC]] parlance, the term is also used for keys over the wire and within operating systems — because originally the mapping ''was'' direct to the matrix.
It is also often sloppily used to name entire key event codes, or code sequences.

Most operating systems outside the PC use the term '''key code''' or '''virtual key code''' for key numbers.
In [[USB]] parlance, the term for key number is '''usage code''', and these are grouped in '''code pages'''. USB's ''Human Interface Device'' (HID) subprotocol uses usage codes not just for keys but for all types of controls and e.g. logical grouping and for signalling error conditions.
Because USB HID sends status reports (not events), a key is represented by its usage code being either present (or bit set) or not present (or bit cleared).

==IBM PC scancodes==
Scancodes in ''Set 1'' were used over the [[XT keyboard interface]]. They are still in use internally on systems with IBM PC lineage such as [[Microsoft Windows|MS Windows]] and [[Linux]] ("raw mode").

Scancodes in ''Set 2'' are used in the protocol used by the [[AT keyboard interface|AT]] and [[PS/2 interface|PS/2]] interfaces.

Scancodes in ''Set 3'' are used in the keyboard protocol for terminals from IBM.

===History===
The [[XT keyboard interface|IBM PC/XT protocol's]] scancodes corresponded directly to key positions when ''scanning'' the original [[IBM Personal Computer keyboard|IBM PC/XT keyboard]]'s [[keyboard matrix|matrix]]. A single bit in the byte sent over the wire distinguishes between a key press (''make'') or key release event (''break'').
Raw scancode bytes were delivered to programs by the BIOS.

The later protocol used by [[AT keyboard interface|AT]] and [[PS/2 interface|PS/2]] interfaces uses the different ''set 2'' of code sequences over the wire.
For the IBM PC/AT to remain backwards-compatible, [[XT keyboard interface|XT]] scancodes were not only presented to programs by the BIOS but there was also a special microcontroller which converted the new Set 2 codes back to the old Set 1 codes for badly written programs that accessed the hardware directly.

However, with this backwards compatibility came added complexity. The [[IBM Enhanced Keyboard]] (Model M) introduced even more additional keys.
Pressing some keys can produce quite long sequences to be sent, especially with modifiers. Therefore, IBM introduced the cleaner "Set 3" set of codes, also with some more capabilities.
Some IBM keyboards are able to switch between different code sets on command from the host. <ref name="nisley59">
Ed Nisley: '''How the PC Keyboard Got Its Bits'''. Circuit Cellar, issue #59 June 1995. Page 46.
</ref>

The Set 3 did however not catch on outside IBM and was used almost only for terminal keyboards.

== USB HID Usage Codes ==

=== Keyboard page (0x07) ===

Y = Part of official spec

T = Tested working but not in spec

<sub><blank></sub> = Not part of spec , not tested

{| class="wikitable"
! colspan="2" | USB
! colspan="3" | OS support
|-
! Code !! Key Name !! PC/MS Windows !! Macintosh !! UNIX/Linux
|-
| 00 || Reserved || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 01 || Keyboard ErrorRollOver<ref name="ErrorKey" group="Notes">ErrorRollOver, POSTFail and ErrorUndefined are status codes, not physical keys.</ref> || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 02 || Keyboard POSTFail<ref name="ErrorKey" group="Notes"/> || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 03 || Keyboard ErrorUndefined<ref name="ErrorKey" group="Notes"/> || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 04 || Keyboard a and A || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 05 || Keyboard b and B || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 06 || Keyboard c and C || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 07 || Keyboard d and D || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 08 || Keyboard e and E || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 09 || Keyboard f and F || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 0a || Keyboard g and G || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 0b || Keyboard h and H || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 0c || Keyboard i and I || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 0d || Keyboard j and J || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 0e || Keyboard k and K || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 0f || Keyboard l and L || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 10 || Keyboard m and M || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 11 || Keyboard n and N || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 12 || Keyboard o and O || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 13 || Keyboard p and P || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 14 || Keyboard q and Q || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 15 || Keyboard r and R || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 16 || Keyboard s and S || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 17 || Keyboard t and T || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 18 || Keyboard u and U || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 19 || Keyboard v and V || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 1a || Keyboard w and W || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 1b || Keyboard x and X || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 1c || Keyboard y and Y || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 1d || Keyboard z and Z || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 1e || Keyboard 1 and ! || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 1f || Keyboard 2 and @ || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 20 || Keyboard 3 and # || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 21 || Keyboard 4 and $ || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 22 || Keyboard 5 and % || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 23 || Keyboard 6 and ^ || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 24 || Keyboard 7 and & || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 25 || Keyboard 8 and * || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 26 || Keyboard 9 and ( || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 27 || Keyboard 0 and ) || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 28 || [[Return key|Keyboard Return]] || '''Enter''' || '''Return''' || '''Return'''
|-
| 29 || [[Escape key|Keyboard Escape]] || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 2a || [[Backspace key|Keyboard Delete (Backspace)]] || '''← Backspace''' || '''⌫ Delete''' || Y
|-
| 2b || [[Tab key|Keyboard Tab]] || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 2c || [[Space bar|Keyboard Spacebar]] || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 2d || Keyboard - and _ || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 2e || Keyboard = and +|| Y || Y || Y
|-
| 2f || Keyboard [ and { || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 30 || Keyboard ] and } || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 31 || Keyboard \ and &#124; || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 32
| Keyboard Int' # and ~
| colspan="3" | Intended for key next to vertical Return key. Keyboard Backslash (0x31) is used instead.<ref name="LinuxBug" group="Notes">Some versions of Linux are known to exhibit bugs if a report contains 'Keyboard Int # and ~' (0x32) or 'Keyboard Clear'(0x9a)</ref>
|-
| 33 || Keyboard ; and : || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 34 || Keyboard ‘ and “ || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 35 || Keyboard Grave Accent and Tilde || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 36 || Keyboard, and < || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 37 || Keyboard . and > || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 38 || Keyboard / and ? || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 39 || [[Caps lock|Keyboard Caps Lock]] || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 3a || Keyboard F1 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 3b || Keyboard F2 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 3c || Keyboard F3 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 3d || Keyboard F4 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 3e || Keyboard F5 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 3f || Keyboard F6 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 40 || Keyboard F7 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 41 || Keyboard F8 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 42 || Keyboard F9 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 43 || Keyboard F10 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 44 || Keyboard F11 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 45 || Keyboard F12 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 46 || [[Print screen key|Keyboard PrintScreen]] || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 47 || [[Scroll lock|Keyboard Scroll Lock]] || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 48 || Keyboard Pause || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 49 || [[Insert key|Keyboard Insert]] || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 4a || Keyboard Home || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 4b || Keyboard PageUp || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 4c || Keyboard Delete(forward)  || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 4d || Keyboard End || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 4e || Keyboard PageDown || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 4f || Keyboard RightArrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 50 || Keyboard LeftArrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 51 || Keyboard DownArrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 52 || Keyboard UpArrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 53 || Keypad Num Lock and Clear || [[Num lock]] || '''Clear''' || Y
|-
| 54 || Keypad / || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 55 || Keypad * || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 56 || Keypad - || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 57 || Keypad + || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 58 || Keypad ENTER || Y || '''Enter''' || Y
|-
| 59 || Keypad 1 and End || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 5a || Keypad 2  and Down Arrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 5b || Keypad 3 and PageDn || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 5c || Keypad 4 and Left Arrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 5d || Keypad 5 || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 5e || Keypad 6 and Right Arrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 5f || Keypad 7  and Home || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 60 || Keypad 8 and Up Arrow || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 61 || Keypad 9 and PageUp || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 62 || Keypad 0 and Insert  || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 63 || Keypad . and Delete  || Y || Y || Y
|-
| 64 || Keyboard Int, \ and &#124; (Between left Shift and Z on ISO layouts)|| Y || Y || Y
|-
| 65 || Keyboard Application || [[Menu key|Menu]] ||  || [[Compose key|Compose]] or [[Menu key|Menu]]<ref name="xconfigurable" group="Notes">
The 'Keyboard Application' key is configurable under Unix/Linux, with different defaults in different desktop environments. [[Sun Type 6]] and [[Sun Type 7]]'s [[Compose key]] sends this code.</ref> 
|-
| 66 || Keyboard Power<ref name="PowerKey" group="Notes">According to the spec, 'Keyboard Power' is only a status code, not a physical key.</ref> ||  || Y || Y
|-
| 67 || Keypad = || <ref name="MSCheat" group="Notes"/> || Y || 
|-
| 68 || Keyboard F13 || T || Y<ref name="aaplfn" group="Notes">Full-size USB keyboards from Apple have additional function keys that the more compact keyboards lack. The [[Apple Pro Keyboard]] introduced F13..F15. The full-sized [[Apple Aluminium Keyboard]] introduced F16 to F19 above the numeric keypad. Those are seldom used by Mac apps, and can be mapped to specific functions in MacOS. F14 and F15 come mapped to brightness controls in some versions of MacOS, but that can be changed.</ref> || 
|-
| 69 || Keyboard F14 ||  || Y<ref name="aaplfn" group="Notes"/> || 
|-
| 6a || Keyboard F15 ||  || Y<ref name="aaplfn" group="Notes"/> || 
|-
| 6b || Keyboard F16 ||  || T<ref name="aaplfn" group="Notes"/> || 
|-
| 6c || Keyboard F17 ||  || T<ref name="aaplfn" group="Notes"/> || 
|-
| 6d || Keyboard F18 ||  || T<ref name="aaplfn" group="Notes"/> || 
|-
| 6e || Keyboard F19 ||  || T<ref name="aaplfn" group="Notes"/> || 
|-
| 6f || Keyboard F20 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 70 || Keyboard F21 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 71 || Keyboard F22 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 72 || Keyboard F23 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 73 || Keyboard F24 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 74 || Keyboard Execute ||  ||  || '''Open'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes">The [[Fun cluster|named function keys]] on [[Sun Type 6]] and [[Sun Type 7]] keyboards.
Mapping from [http://kentie.net/article/sunkbd/sun%20keys.txt Kenti.net].
</ref>
|-
| 75 || Keyboard Help ||  ||  || '''Help'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 76 || Keyboard Menu ||  ||  || '''Props'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 77 || Keyboard Select||  ||  || '''Front'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 78 || Keyboard Stop ||  ||  || '''Stop'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 79 || Keyboard Again||  ||  || '''Again'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 7a || Keyboard Undo ||  ||  || '''Undo'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 7b || Keyboard Cut ||  ||  || '''Cut'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 7c || Keyboard Copy ||  ||  || '''Copy'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 7d || Keyboard Paste ||  ||  || '''Paste'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 7e || Keyboard Find ||  ||  || '''Find'''<ref name="SunSol" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 7f || Keyboard Mute ||  ||  || Y<ref name="SunSol2" group="Notes">Media keys in top/right corner on [[Sun Type 6]] and [[Sun Type 7]]</ref>
|-
| 80 || Keyboard Volume Up ||  ||  || Y<ref name="SunSol2" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 81 || Keyboard Volume Down ||  ||  || Y<ref name="SunSol2" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 82 || Locking Caps Lock ||  ||  ||
|-
| 83 || Locking Num Lock ||  ||  ||
|-
| 84 || Locking Scroll Lock ||  ||  ||
|-
| 85 || Keypad ,<ref name="KeypadThousands" group="Notes">Brazilian layout uses this key for thousands-separator. The 'Keypad +' key and this key together occupy the same space as a vertical 'Keypad +' key does on most other PC keyboards.</ref> || Keypad '''.''' (Brazil) ||  || 
|-
| 86 || Keypad Equals Sign<br/>Equals sign on AS/400 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 87 || Keyboard INT1<br />Ro || '''\'''/'''ろ''' (Japanese)<br>'''/''' (Brazil) || '''ろ''' (Japanese) || Y 
|-
| 88 || Keyboard INT2<br>Kana || '''カタカナ/ひらがな/ローマ字''' (Japanese) || Y || Y
|-
| 89 || Keyboard INT3<br>Yen || '''¥''' (Japanese) || '''¥''' (Japanese) || Y
|-
| 8a || Keyboard INT4<br>Henkan (Conversion) || '''変換'''/'''XFER''' (Japanese) || Y || Y
|-
| 8b || Keyboard INT5<br>Muhenkan (Non-conversion) || '''無変換'''/'''NFER''' (Japanese) || Y || Y
|-
| 8c || Keyboard INT6<br/>PC98 Keypad comma ||  ||  || 
|-
| 8d || Keyboard INT7<br/>PC98 Toggle single-byte/double-byte mode ||  ||  || 
|-
| 8e || Keyboard INT8 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 8f || Keyboard INT9 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 90 || Keyboard LANG1<br>Hangul/English toggle (Korean) || '''한/영'''&#160;(Korean) || '''한/영'''&#160;(Korean)<br/>'''かな'''&#160;(Japanese) ||
|-
| 91 || Keyboard LANG2<br>Hanja conversion (Korean) || '''한자'''&#160;(Korean) || '''한자'''&#160;(Korean)<br/>'''英数'''&#160;(Japanese) || 
|-
| 92 || Keyboard LANG3<br>PC98 Katakana ||  ||  ||
|-
| 93 || Keyboard LANG4<br>PC98 Hiragana ||  ||  || 
|-
| 94 || Keyboard LANG5<br>PC98 "Kaku": Hankaku/Zenkaku ("Full-size"/"Half-size"/"Kanji") when not on Keyboard Tilde key (Japanese) ||  ||  || 
|-
| 95 || Keyboard LANG6<br>PC98 Furigana (Hiragana as pronunciation-help above Kanji) ||  ||  || 
|-
| 96 || Keyboard LANG7 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 97 || Keyboard LANG8 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 98 || Keyboard LANG9 ||  ||  || 
|-
| 99 || Keyboard Alternative Erase ([[Erase-Eaze key|Erase-Eaze]]) ||  ||  ||
|-
| 9a || Keyboard SysReq/Attention<ref name="NotMod" group="Notes">Usage of keys is not modified by the state of the Control, Alt, Shift or Num Lock keys</ref> ||  ||  || 
|-
| 9b || Keyboard Cancel ||  ||  || 
|-
| 9c || Keyboard Clear ||  ||  || <ref name="LinuxBug" group="Notes"/>
|-
| 9d || Keyboard Prior||  ||  || 
|-
| 9e || Keyboard Return ||  ||  || 
|-
| 9f || Keyboard Separator ||  ||  || 
|-
| a0 || Keyboard Out ||  ||  || 
|-
| a1 || Keyboard Oper ||  ||  || 
|-
| a2 || Keyboard Clear/Again ||  ||  || 
|-
| a3 || Keyboard ClSel/Props ||  ||  || 
|-
| a4 || Keyboard ExSel ||  ||  || 
|-
| a5 || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| a6 || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| a7 || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| a8 || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| a9 || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| aa || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| ab || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| ac || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| ad || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| ae || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| af || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| b0 || Keypad 00 ||  ||  || 
|-
| b1 || Keypad 000 ||  ||  || 
|-
| b2 || Thousands Separator  ||  ||  || 
|-
| b3 || Decimal Separator ||  ||  || 
|-
| b4 || Currency Unit<ref name="Currency" group="Notes">Based on OS current language settings, e.g £ for GB $ for US, (period) for US/GB decimal (comma) for Int</ref>  ||  ||  || 
|-
| b5 || Currency Sub-unit<ref name="Currency" group="Notes"/> ||  ||  || 
|-
| b6 || Keypad ( || <ref name="MSCheat" group="Notes">Some of Microsoft's own keyboards send Keypad =, Keypad ( and Keypad ) on a separate "Generic HID" interface, not on the main "Keyboard" interface. Those are not supported by MS Windows itself but require a special driver.</ref> ||  || 
|-
| b7 || Keypad ) || <ref name="MSCheat" group="Notes"/> ||  || 
|-
| b8 || Keypad { ||  ||  || 
|-
| b9 || Keypad } ||  ||  || 
|-
| ba || Keypad Tab ||  ||  || 
|-
| bb || Keypad Backspace ||  ||  || 
|-
| bc || Keypad A ||  ||  || 
|-
| bd || Keypad B ||  ||  || 
|-
| be || Keypad C ||  ||  || 
|-
| bf || Keypad D ||  ||  || 
|-
| c0 || Keypad E ||  ||  || 
|-
| c1 || Keypad F ||  ||  || 
|-
| c2 || Keypad XOR ||  ||  || 
|-
| c3 || Keypad ^ ||  ||  || 
|-
| c4 || Keypad % ||  ||  || 
|-
| c5 || Keypad < ||  ||  || 
|-
| c6 || Keypad > ||  ||  || 
|-
| c7 || Keypad & ||  ||  || 
|-
| c8 || Keypad && ||  ||  || 
|-
| c9 || Keypad &#124; ||  ||  || 
|-
| ca || Keypad &#124;&#124; ||  ||  || 
|-
| cb || Keypad : ||  ||  || 
|-
| cc || Keypad # ||  ||  || 
|-
| cd || Keypad Space ||  ||  || 
|-
| ce || Keypad @ ||  ||  || 
|-
| cf || Keypad ! ||  ||  || 
|-
| d0 || Keypad Memory Store ||  ||  || 
|-
| d1 || Keypad Memory Recall ||  ||  || 
|-
| d2 || Keypad Memory Clear ||  ||  || 
|-
| d3 || Keypad Memory Add ||  ||  || 
|-
| d4 || Keypad Memory Subtract ||  ||  || 
|-
| d5 || Keypad Memory Multiply ||  ||  || 
|-
| d6 || Keypad Memory Divide ||  ||  || 
|-
| d7 || Keypad +/- ||  ||  || 
|-
| d8 || Keypad Clear ||  ||  || 
|-
| d9 || Keypad Clear Entry ||  ||  || 
|-
| da || Keypad Binary ||  ||  || 
|-
| db || Keypad Octal ||  ||  || 
|-
| dc || Keypad Decimal ||  ||  || 
|-
| dd || Keypad Hexadecimal ||  ||  || 
|-
| de || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| df || Reserved ||  ||  || 
|-
| e0 || Keyboard Left Control || Y || Y || Y
|-
| e1 || Keyboard Left Shift || Y || Y || Y
|-
| e2 || Keyboard Left Alt || Y || Y || Y
|-
| e3 || Keyboard Left GUI || [[Windows key|Windows]] || [[Command key|Command]] || '''Meta'''<ref name="xmeta" group="Notes">'''Meta''' key on [[Sun Type 6]] and [[Sun Type 7]]. Defaults to '''Super''' in some desktop environments.</ref>
|-
| e4 || Keyboard Right Control || Y || Y || Y
|-
| e5 || Keyboard Right Shift || Y || Y || Y
|-
| e6 || Keyboard Right Alt || Y || Y || Y
|-
| e7 || Keyboard Right GUI || [[Windows key|Windows]] || [[Command key|Command]] || '''Meta'''<ref name="xmeta" group="Notes"/>
|-
| e8 to FFFF || Reserved || || ||
|}

===Notes===
<references group="Notes"/>

==Media keys==
There are more codes in the USB standard that those below, but not all are supported by major operating systems and apps.
<ref>Universal Serial Bus (USB): HID Usage Tables,10/28/2004,Version 1.12</ref>
<ref>Windows Platform Design Notes: Keyboard Scan Code Specification, 
Revision 1.3a; revised March 2000. Retrieved from [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg463372.aspx Archive: Key Support, Keyboard Scan Codes, and Windows] on 2013-09-19</ref>
<ref>USB HID to PS/2 Scan Code Translation Table. Retrieved from [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/hardware/gg463372.aspx Archive: Key Support, Keyboard Scan Codes, and Windows] on 2013-09-19</ref>
<ref>Sun USB media key mappings, extracted from looking at the source code of [https://github.com/stefanberndtsson/type5usb type5usb].</ref>.

Values are in hexadecimal.

{|class="wikitable"
! Function
! colspan="3" | USB
! colspan="2" | PS/2 (set 2)
! colspan="4" | OS support
|-
! System
! Page
! Code
! Type
! Make 
! Break
! Windows
! Mac
! X
! Sun
|-
| rowspan="2" | Power
| 01
| 81
| One-shot
| rowspan="2" | E0 37
| rowspan="2" | E0 F0 37
| Windows 95
|
| X
| 
|-
| 07
| 66
| One-shot
| 
| Mac
| X
| Sun
|-
| Sleep
| 01
| 82
| One-shot
| E0 3F
| E0 F0 3F
| Windows 95
|
|
|
|-
| Wake
| 01
| 83
| One-shot
| E0 5E
| E0 F0 5E
| Windows 95
|
|
|
|-
! Media
! Page
! Code
! Type
! Make
! Break
! Windows
! Mac
! X
! Sun
|-
| Next Track
| 0C
| B5
| One-shot
| E0 4D
| E0 F0 4D
| Windows
| Mac
| X
|
|-
| Previous Track
| 0C
| B5
| One-shot
| E0 15 
| E0 F0 15 
| Windows
| Mac
| X
| 
|-
| Stop
| 0C
| B7
| One-shot
| E0 3B 
| E0 F0 3B
| Windows
| Mac
| X
|
|-
| Eject
| 0C
| B8
| One-shot
|
| 
|
| Mac
|
|
|-
| Play / Pause
| 0C
| CD
| One-shot
| E0 34
| E0 F0 34
| Windows
| Mac
| X
| 
|-
| Volume (knob)
| 0C
| E0
| Linear
| 
|
| Windows 98
|
|
|
|-
| rowspan="2" | Mute
| 0C
| E2
| On/off
| rowspan="2" | E0 23
| rowspan="2" | E0 F0 23
| Windows 98
| Mac
| X
|
|-
| 07
| 7F
| One-shot
| 
| 
| 
| Sun
|-
| Bass (knob)
| 0C
| E3
| Linear
| 
|
| Windows 2000
|
|
|
|-
| Treble (knob)
| 0C
| E4
| Linear
| 
|
| Windows 2000
|
|
|
|-
| Bass Boost
| 0C
| E5
| On/off
|
|
| Windows 98
|
|
|
|-
| Loudness
| 0C
| E7
| On/off
| 
|
| Windows 2000
|
|
|
|-
| rowspan="2" | Volume Up
| 0C
| E9
| Re-trigger
| rowspan="2" | E0 32
| rowspan="2" | E0 F0 32
| Windows 98
| Mac
| X
|
|-
| 07
| 80
| One-shot
| 
| 
| 
| Sun
|-
| rowspan="2" | Volume Down
| 0C
| EA
| Re-trigger
| rowspan="2" | E0 21
| rowspan="2" | E0 F0 21
| Windows 98
| Mac
| X
| 
|-
| 07
| 81
| One-shot
|
| 
| 
| Sun
|-
| Bass Up
| 0C
| 0152
| Re-trigger
| 
|
| Windows 2000
|
|
|
|-
| Bass Down
| 0C
| 0153
| Re-trigger
| 
|
| Windows 2000
|
|
|
|-
| Treble Up
| 0C
| 0154
| Re-trigger
| 
|
| Windows 2000
|
|
|
|-
| Treble Down
| 0C
| 0155
| Re-trigger
| 
|
| Windows 2000
|
|
|
|-
! Launch application
! Page
! Code
! Type
! Make
! Break
! Windows
! Mac
! X
! Sun
|-
| Media Player
| 0C
| 0183
| Selector
| E0 50
| E0 F0 50
| Windows
|
|
|
|-
| Email
| 0C
| 018A
| Selector
| E0 48
| E0 F0 48
| Windows
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|-
| Calculator
| 0C
| 0192
| Selector
| E0 2B
| E0 F0 2B
| Windows
|
|
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|-
| My Computer
| 0C
| 0194
| Selector
| E0 40
| E0 F0 40
| Windows
|
|
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|-
! Web browser
! Page
! Code
! Type
! Make
! Break
! Windows
! Mac
! X
! Sun
|-
| Search
| 0C
| 0221
| Selector
| E0 10
| E0 F0 10
| Windows
|
|
|
|-
| Browser/Home
| 0C
| 0223
| Selector
| E0 3A
| E0 F0 3A
| Windows
|
|
|
|-
| Back
| 0C
| 0224
| Selector
| E0 38
| E0 F0 38
| Windows
|
|
|
|-
| Forward
| 0C
| 0225
| Selector
| E0 30
| E0 F0 30
| Windows
|
|
|
|-
| Stop
| 0C
| 0226
| Selector
| E0 28
| E0 F0 28
| Windows
|
|
|
|-
| Refresh
| 0C
| 0227
| Selector
| E0 20
| E0 F0 20
| Windows
|
|
|
|-
| Bookmarks
| 0C
| 022A
| Selector
| E0 18
| E0 F0 18
| Windows
|
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|
|}

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Keyboard terms]]
[[Category:Keyboard modding]]