Enterpad™ - Configuration software

Note: The utilities which are on this page are all used to configure the Enterpad keyboard memory. Once the memory has been configured, it stays configured even if the current is cut. Thus, the configuration utility will not be needed anymore except if a new configuration is required.

For Enterpad (current production)
- With USB or RS232 plug
  - Configuration from Windows (ME/XP/Vista/2000 and above)
- With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug
  - Configuration from Dos
  - Configuration from Win9x
For Cedeq P120 TouchPad (manufactured between 1994 and 1998, replaced by the Enterpad P120)
- With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug
  - Configuration from Dos
  - Configuration from Win9x
For Cedeq P120 Enhanced+ (manufactured between 1992 and 1994, replaced by the Enterpad P120)
- With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug
  - Configuration from Dos
  - Configuration from Win3.1 to Win9x
For Cedeq P120 Enhanced (manufactured between 1990 and 1992, replaced by the Enterpad P120)
- With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug
  - Configuration from Dos
For Cedeq P120 80286N (manufactured from 1988, still available upon request)
- With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug
  - Not configurable
For Cedeq P120 8088N (manufactured from 1988, still available upon request)
- With Din 5 pin plug
  - Not configurable

For Enterpad \ With USB or RS232 plug \ Configuration from Windows (ME/XP/Vista/2000 and above)

This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the Enterpad from Windows (ME/XP/Vista/2000 and above). You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" and "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older version of the Enterpad.

Note: This software cannot configure an Enterpad with din or minidin plug from Windows (XP/Vista/2000 and above). Only USB and RS232 Enterpads can be configured from these Windows versions.

This software will not install any .dll files in the Windows system. It works from its own folder which also contains its .ini file. If necessary, the Enterpad can be entirely configured from a floppy. In the same way, when you plug a USB Enterpad for the first time, it will be detected by Windows HID drivers, included in the OS.

You may refer to configuration tutorial "hello" to know how to create a configuration file. If needed you can consult the Manual to know how to use more complex features of the Enterpad.

This version will improve. You may come back to download the latest version. Any suggestion will be appreciated.

Download WinEPConfig.exe (Ver 5.12 - Size 193k - Updated August 28, 2010)

For Enterpad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Dos

This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the Enterpad with a command line from Dos. The zip file contains the executable "POS42.EXE". You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" and "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+". By doing so, you have to keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older version of the Enterpad.

Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the Enterpad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of the Enterpad.

Download POS42.zip (24k) (Qwerty Emulation)

For Enterpad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Win9x

This utility edits, compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the Enterpad from Win9x. You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" and "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older version of the Enterpad.

The "install" program will suggest "c:\enterpad" as a default directory. Every program file will be installed in this directory. The installation program will also create an additional option in the Win9x main menu which will be called "Enterpad Cedeq". In the end, a desinstaller will be created. No other modification should be done on your hard disk.

Use the Windows section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the Enterpad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of the Enterpad.

Download WINPOS42q.zip (892k) (Qwerty emulation)
Download WINPOS42a.zip (892k) (Azerty emulation)

For Cedeq P120 TouchPad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from DOS

This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" with a command line from DOS. The zip file contains the executable "POS42.exe". You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+".

Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the TouchPad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult the Enterpad manual to know how to use more complex features of the TouchPad but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard.

Download POS42.zip (24k)

For Cedeq P120 TouchPad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Win9x

This utility edits, compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" from Win9x. You may also use it to configure the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+".

Use the Windows section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the TouchPad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of the TouchPad but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard.

Download WINPOS42q.zip (892k) (Qwerty emulation)
Download WINPOS42a.zip (892k) (Azerty emulation)

For Cedeq P120 Enhanced+ \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from DOS

This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" with a command line from DOS. IMPORTANT: it must be written "Enhanced+" and not "Enhanced" in the space located on the left of the red light because these two models are very different when it comes to downloading the configuration file. The zip file contains the executable "POS41.exe".

Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the keyboard to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of this keyboard. Keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard.

Download POS41.zip (30k) (Qwerty Emulation)

For Cedeq P120 Enhanced+ \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Win3.1 to Win9x

This utility edits, compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" from Win3.1 to Win9x. IMPORTANT: it must be written "Enhanced+" and not "Enhanced" in the space located on the left of the red light because these two models are very different when it comes to downloading the configuration file.

The "install" program will suggest "c:\p120" as a default directory. Every program file will be installed in this directory, except for "ctl3dv2.dll", which is a Microsoft Windows file. It will be installed in " \windows\system" if it isn't already there. The installation program will also create a file group called "Cedeq P120" for Win3.1, or an additional option in the Win9x main menu which will be called "Cedeq P120". No other modification should be done on your hard disk.

Use the Windows section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the keyboard to send "hello". If needed, use the new Enterpad manual for using more complex feature but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard.

Download WINPOS41.zip (261k) (Qwerty Emulation)

For Cedeq P120 Enhanced \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from DOS

This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced" with a command line from DOS. IMPORTANT: it must be written "Enhanced" and not "Enhanced+" in the space located on the left of the red light because these two models are very different when it comes to downloading the configuration file. The zip file contains the executable "POS30.exe". This is the only configuration software available for the "Enhanced" because it was developed before Windows 3.1.

Once a configuration has been completed in DOS, the "P120 Enhanced" may be used without any problem with any version of Windows. It will operate like a regular keyboard with complex keystrokes.

Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the keyboard to send "hello". If needed, use the new Enterpad manual for using more complex feature but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard.

Download POS30.zip (44k) (Qwerty Emulation)

For Cedeq P120 80286N \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Not configurable

The memory of the "Cedeq P120 80286N" keyboard is not configurable. These keyboards were designed to be used with PC/AT as well as macro software like Newkey from Fab Software and Superkey from Borland. Consult the following chart to find out what each key transmits.

Enterpad - Overlay 80286N

For Cedeq P120 8088N \ With Din 5 pin plug \ Not configurable

The memory of the "Cedeq P120 8088N" keyboard is not configurable. These keyboards were designed to be used with PC/XT as well as macro software like Newkey from Fab Software and Superkey from Borland. Consult the following chart to find out what each key transmits.

Enterpad - Overlay 8088N

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Enterpad (main menu)

Don't forget any shortcuts with the Enterpad overlay keyboard! more...

“Overlay keyboard.” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 26 Oct 2007, 10:39 UTC.

Yes we also have the Enterpad with USB, RS232 and RS485 plug. more...

Need Enterpad banners? more...

AutoHotkey with the Enterpad.more...


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Enterpad™ - Configuration software Note: The utilities which are on this page are all used to configure the Enterpad keyboard memory. Once the memory has been configured, it stays configured even if the current is cut. Thus, the configuration utility will not be needed anymore except if a new configuration is required. For Enterpad (current production) With USB or RS232 plug Configuration from Windows (ME/XP/Vista/2000 and above) With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug Configuration from Dos Configuration from Win9x For Cedeq P120 TouchPad (manufactured between 1994 and 1998, replaced by the Enterpad P120) With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug Configuration from Dos Configuration from Win9x For Cedeq P120 Enhanced+ (manufactured between 1992 and 1994, replaced by the Enterpad P120) With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug Configuration from Dos Configuration from Win3.1 to Win9x For Cedeq P120 Enhanced (manufactured between 1990 and 1992, replaced by the Enterpad P120) With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug Configuration from Dos For Cedeq P120 80286N (manufactured from 1988, still available upon request) With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug Not configurable For Cedeq P120 8088N (manufactured from 1988, still available upon request) With Din 5 pin plug Not configurable For Enterpad \ With USB or RS232 plug \ Configuration from Windows (ME/XP/Vista/2000 and above) This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the Enterpad from Windows (ME/XP/Vista/2000 and above). You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" and "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older version of the Enterpad. Note: This software cannot configure an Enterpad with din or minidin plug from Windows (XP/Vista/2000 and above). Only USB and RS232 Enterpads can be configured from these Windows versions. This software will not install any .dll files in the Windows system. It works from its own folder which also contains its .ini file. If necessary, the Enterpad can be entirely configured from a floppy. In the same way, when you plug a USB Enterpad for the first time, it will be detected by Windows HID drivers, included in the OS. You may refer to configuration tutorial "hello" to know how to create a configuration file. If needed you can consult the Manual to know how to use more complex features of the Enterpad. This version will improve. You may come back to download the latest version. Any suggestion will be appreciated. Download WinEPConfig.exe (Ver 5.12 - Size 193k - Updated August 28, 2010) For Enterpad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Dos This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the Enterpad with a command line from Dos. The zip file contains the executable "POS42.EXE". You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" and "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+". By doing so, you have to keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older version of the Enterpad. Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the Enterpad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of the Enterpad. Download POS42.zip (24k) (Qwerty Emulation) For Enterpad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Win9x This utility edits, compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the Enterpad from Win9x. You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" and "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older version of the Enterpad. The "install" program will suggest "c:\enterpad" as a default directory. Every program file will be installed in this directory. The installation program will also create an additional option in the Win9x main menu which will be called "Enterpad Cedeq". In the end, a desinstaller will be created. No other modification should be done on your hard disk. Use the Windows section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the Enterpad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of the Enterpad. Download WINPOS42q.zip (892k) (Qwerty emulation) Download WINPOS42a.zip (892k) (Azerty emulation) For Cedeq P120 TouchPad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from DOS This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" with a command line from DOS. The zip file contains the executable "POS42.exe". You may also use it to configure older "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+". Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the TouchPad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult the Enterpad manual to know how to use more complex features of the TouchPad but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard. Download POS42.zip (24k) For Cedeq P120 TouchPad \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Win9x This utility edits, compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 TouchPad" from Win9x. You may also use it to configure the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+". The "install" program will suggest "c:\enterpad" as a default directory. Every program file will be installed in this directory. The installation program will also create an additional option in the Win9x main menu which will be called "Enterpad Cedeq". In the end, a desinstaller will be created. No other modification should be done on your hard disk. Use the Windows section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the TouchPad to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of the TouchPad but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard. Download WINPOS42q.zip (892k) (Qwerty emulation) Download WINPOS42a.zip (892k) (Azerty emulation) For Cedeq P120 Enhanced+ \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from DOS This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" with a command line from DOS. IMPORTANT: it must be written "Enhanced+" and not "Enhanced" in the space located on the left of the red light because these two models are very different when it comes to downloading the configuration file. The zip file contains the executable "POS41.exe". Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the keyboard to send the "hello" sequence. If needed, you can consult this manual to know how to use more complex features of this keyboard. Keep in mind that some of the Enterpad's new functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard. Download POS41.zip (30k) (Qwerty Emulation) For Cedeq P120 Enhanced+ \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from Win3.1 to Win9x This utility edits, compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced+" from Win3.1 to Win9x. IMPORTANT: it must be written "Enhanced+" and not "Enhanced" in the space located on the left of the red light because these two models are very different when it comes to downloading the configuration file. The "install" program will suggest "c:\p120" as a default directory. Every program file will be installed in this directory, except for "ctl3dv2.dll", which is a Microsoft Windows file. It will be installed in " \windows\system" if it isn't already there. The installation program will also create a file group called "Cedeq P120" for Win3.1, or an additional option in the Win9x main menu which will be called "Cedeq P120". No other modification should be done on your hard disk. Use the Windows section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the keyboard to send "hello". If needed, use the new Enterpad manual for using more complex feature but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard. Download WINPOS41.zip (261k) (Qwerty Emulation) For Cedeq P120 Enhanced \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Configuration from DOS This utility compiles and downloads a configuration file in the memory of the "Cedeq P120 Enhanced" with a command line from DOS. IMPORTANT: it must be written "Enhanced" and not "Enhanced+" in the space located on the left of the red light because these two models are very different when it comes to downloading the configuration file. The zip file contains the executable "POS30.exe". This is the only configuration software available for the "Enhanced" because it was developed before Windows 3.1. Once a configuration has been completed in DOS, the "P120 Enhanced" may be used without any problem with any version of Windows. It will operate like a regular keyboard with complex keystrokes. Use the DOS section of this short tutorial to configure the first key of the keyboard to send "hello". If needed, use the new Enterpad manual for using more complex feature but keep in mind that some of the Enterpad functions, like macro repetition, may not work with an older Cedeq keyboard. Download POS30.zip (44k) (Qwerty Emulation) For Cedeq P120 80286N \ With Din 5 or MiniDin 6 pin plug \ Not configurable The memory of the "Cedeq P120 80286N" keyboard is not configurable. These keyboards were designed to be used with PC/AT as well as macro software like Newkey from Fab Software and Superkey from Borland. Consult the following chart to find out what each key transmits. For Cedeq P120 8088N \ With Din 5 pin plug \ Not configurable The memory of the "Cedeq P120 8088N" keyboard is not configurable. These keyboards were designed to be used with PC/XT as well as macro software like Newkey from Fab Software and Superkey from Borland. Consult the following chart to find out what each key transmits.	Search Enterpad (main menu) Home Description Application examples How to buy Tutorials Manual Technical drawings F.A.Q. Configuration software Related Articles Don't forget any shortcuts with the Enterpad overlay keyboard! more... “Overlay keyboard.” Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. 26 Oct 2007, 10:39 UTC. Yes we also have the Enterpad with USB, RS232 and RS485 plug. more... Need Enterpad banners? more... AutoHotkey with the Enterpad.more...
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