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SERIALKEYS

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The SERIALKEYS structure contains information about the SerialKeys accessibility feature, which interprets data from a communication aid attached to a serial port as commands causing the system to simulate keyboard and mouse input.

typedef struct tagSERIALKEYS { 
    UINT  cbSize; 
    DWORD dwFlags; 
    LPSTR lpszActivePort; 
    LPSTR lpszPort; 
    UINT  iBaudRate; 
    UINT  iPortState; 
    UINT  iActive;
} SERIALKEYS, *LPSERIALKEYS;

Members

  • cbSize
    Specifies the structure size, in bytes.

  • dwFlags
    Specifies a combination of the following values:

    Value Meaning
    SERKF_AVAILABLE The SerialKeys feature is available.
    SERKF_INDICATOR A visual indicator is displayed when the SerialKeys feature is on. This value is not currently used and is ignored.
    SERKF_SERIALKEYSON The SerialKeys feature is on.

  • lpszActivePort
    Points to a string that contains the name of the serial port that receives input from the communication aid when the SerialKeys feature is on. If no port is being used, this member is NULL. If this member is "Auto", the system watches all unused serial ports for input from communication aids.

  • lpszPort
    Reserved; must be NULL.

  • iBaudRate
    Specifies the baud rate setting for the serial port specified by the lpszActivePort member. This member should be set to one of the CBR_ values defined in the SDK header file winbase.h. If lpszActivePort is NULL, this member is zero.

  • iPortState
    Specifies the state of the port specified by the lpszActivePort member. If lpszActivePort is NULL, iPortState is zero; otherwise, it is one of the following values:

    Value Meaning
    0 All input on this port is ignored by the SerialKeys feature.
    1 Input on this port is watched for SerialKeys activation sequences when no other application has the port open.
    2 All input on this port is treated as SerialKeys commands.

  • iActive
    Specifies the active port.

Remarks

An application uses this structure when calling the SystemParametersInfo function with the SPI_GETSERIALKEYS or SPI_SETSERIALKEYS value. When using SPI_GETSERIALKEYS, an application must specify the cbSize, lpszActivePort, and lpszPort members of the SERIALKEYS structure; the SystemParametersInfo function fills the remaining members. An application must specify all structure members when using the SPI_SETSERIALKEYS value.

Requirements

**  Windows NT/2000/XP:** Included in Windows NT 3.51 or later.
**  Windows 95/98/Me:** Included in Windows 95 or later.
**  Header:** Declared in Winuser.h; include Windows.h.

See Also

Accessibility Structures, SystemParametersInfo