Where can I get instructions on what all the symbols mean on the keyboard?
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Which ones are you confused about? The ones across the top starting at the left are: home screen, search, screen dim, screen brighten, display/hide keyboard, display/hide photos slideshow, jump back music/video when pressed once and rewind when held, play/pause music or video, jump forward music/video when pressed once and fastforward when held, mute, decrease volume, increase volume, and screen off. With each of these actions, you are pressing or holding the purple Fn button in the lower left-hand corner.
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I'm not sure, it seems like a standard keyboard to me so I didn't really worry about thatI think it comes with instructions, if I'm not mistaken. If not you can always google the item and find instructions easily that way
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The apostrophe is on the "L" key in Blue - that means it is activated not by the shift key but by the "Fn" key just below the Shift key, the very last key on the far left side of the lowest row of keys. All the symbols on the keys in Blue will be activated by this "Fn" key, which itself is in Blue. So look over the keyboard and see the blue symbols (the entire top row of number keys has a blue symbol on them) all those will be available to you via the "Fn" key. Hope this helps.
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truthfully i dont even think it came with instructions...lol. I save all my paper work cause i built my pc just incase for warranty issues and i have nothing for the keyboard
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thanks for the info... unfortunately i bought the stupid external keyboard before reading this :P
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There are both Hebrew and English characters visible on the keyboard cover.
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The YAMAHA MOX keyboard comes with an extensive instruction manual. I ordered the DVD "Discovering The Yamaha MOX" and found it very useful. You can download it at http://www.keyfax.com/index.php/ (USD34.99)
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It is a bit different from a typical keyboard For example: If you want to use an apostrophe (') you have to hold down the FN key on the lower left corner of the board while pressing the (L) key. It is color coded..the FN key has blue letters on it and the Lkey has a blue apostrophe on it. No layout, but it wasn't too hard to figure out after playing with it. My space bar has to be touched in just the right spot or it doesn't work. Hope this helps!
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The keys represent shortcuts to Windows 8 properties, settings, or views. Once familiar with Win 8, it should be fairly self-explanatory. Watch a demo vid here (copy and paste) http://www.microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/sculpt-comfort-keyboard . Or try http://lmgtfy.com/?q=microsoft+sculpt+keyboard+instructions . :)
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Looking at your device, at the top right corner of the alphabetic keypad, directly above the "e" key, you will see a light blue key with an icon that looks like a lock and the characters - 1,2,3 - Press that key once, and that will switch the alphabetical keys from "a" though "j" to their corresponding numerical digits. Those numerical digits are on the keys from "a" through "j" in light blue, and very small and faint, against the gray keys. Then use those alpha-numerical dual keys to print numbers instead of letters. When done, press the blue "*lock* 1,2,3" key again, to revert to using keys "a through "j" as alphabetic keys. Hope I have helped. Looking at your device, at the top right corner of the alphabetic keypad, directly above the "e" key, you will see a light blue key with an icon that looks like a lock and the characters - 1,2,3 - Press that key once, and that will switch the alphabetical keys from "a" though "j" to their corresponding numerical digits. Those numerical digits are on the keys from "a" through "j" in light blue, and very small and faint, against the gray keys. Then use those alpha-numerical dual keys to print numbers instead of letters. When done, press the... » Read More Looking at your device, at the top right corner of the alphabetic keypad, directly above the "e" key, you will see a light blue key with an icon that looks like a lock and the characters - 1,2,3 - Press that key once, and that will switch the alphabetical keys from "a" though "j" to their corresponding numerical digits. Those numerical digits are on the keys from "a" through "j" in light blue, and very small and faint, against the gray keys. Then use those alpha-numerical dual keys to print numbers instead of letters. When done, press the blue "*lock* 1,2,3" key again, to revert to using keys "a through "j" as alphabetic keys. Hope I have helped. « Show Less
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Here the website that will give you instructions. www.keyfobprogram.com/fd1
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You should clearly be able to see the keyboard configuration by viewing the images in the product description. Each image is expandable.
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No, there was no documentation. Just plug in the keyboard and it works. The shortcut buttons are auto assigned.
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Helen, As far as I recall the only instructions were something (I forget what) that said the switch to the right of the function keys (blue or white) is to switch in and out of Windows 8 functionality. Otherwise, there was a blue sticker on the keyboard to tell you how to change the left half of the space bar to backspace. That's all there was and all I needed. The tiny print at the bottom of several keys are keyboard shortcuts, i.e. alternatives to mousing around, which have been common to windows software for many years. Otherwise it is the same as any other keyboard as far as I know. There is a compartment on the bottom for the battery also, but that should be no problem.
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Can you tell me what each icon mean? I just got this today and have no idea how to use it.
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Go to the alphabet section; the first two screens are alphabet, the third screen is numbers, the fourth screen is symbols and you will find the underscore mark in the top row of that screen. Enjoy your machine! They do everything but sing and dance!
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It does not come with instructions, However I can tell you where they are located. If you look at the top of the keyboard on the computer you will see six small retaining clips that hold the keyboard on you will need a small scribe or a small screw driver to push them in and take the keyboard off. Then once you have the keyboard loose the ribbon cable attaches to the MB with a retaining clip be careful when flipping this clip up once the clip is flipped up pull the ribbon cable out by pulling on the piece of plastic that is attached to the ribbon. Once you have done this take the new ribbon cable and slide into the connector and push the clip down and just snap the keyboard back into place.
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Hey, David. It's mainly the green LED back-lit keys. I recommend the expert edition though. As all it's keys are programmable, it does have the green LED back-lit keys, and it's just a lot more fun to look at. :)