Parameter: start-up keyboard layout of the Virtual Cyrillic Keyboard

This is a supplemental page - to choose (if needed) start-up Keyboard Layout - there are several Standard and Phonetic keyboard layouts - for the US English and several other keyboard modes - on the original Virtual Keyboard page (see there explanation for US and non-US modes by clicking on the link
"If your keyboard is not in the 'US English' mode"):

http://Kbd.WinRus.com

Default start-up keyboard layout for the English-interface variant is

Phonetic layout "AATSEEL Student"

If you decide to take the programming code of this Virtual Keyboard and use it on your site/forum then you can control such default using the following parameter

vkb_KbdVariant="your-choice";

Below are the numeric values one of which can be used inside the quotes as shown above.

The names of Phonetic layouts - as usual - by first five Russian letters assigned to the first five latin ones ("qwert") of the first row of US English keyboard.

US English mode

• Standard layouts:
  • 30  Russian
  • 31  Russian (typewriter)
  • 32  Russian alphabet order

  • 33  Ukrainian

• To translit option (type Cyrillic - get Latin transliteration):
  • 29  To transliteration

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 1  YaZHert
  • 2  YaWert
  • 3  YaSHert
  • 4  YaSCHert
  • 5  AATSEEL Student
  • 6  YaWert2
  • 7  YaSHert2
  • 8  YaSHert3
  • 9  YaZHert2
  • 10  YaZHert3
  • 11  YaYuert
  • 12  Ukrainian 'YaZHert'

German mode

• 41  Standard Russian

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 61  Phonetic 1
  • 62  Phonetic 2

Swedish mode

• 42  Standard Russian

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 71  Phonetic 1
  • 72  Phonetic 2
  • 73  Phonetic 3

French mode

• 43  Standard Russian

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 81  Phonetic 1

Italian mode

• 44  Standard Russian

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 91  Phonetic 1

Spanish mode

• 45  Standard Russian

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 101  Phonetic 1

UK English mode

• 46  Standard Russian

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 111  Phonetic 1
  • 112  Ukrainian Phonetic 1

Hebrew mode

• 47  Standard Russian

• Phonetic layouts:
  • 121  Phonetic 1
  • 122  Phonetic 2

Paul Gorodyansky  
"Cyrillic (Russian): instructions for Windows and Internet":  
http://WinRus.com