what does the round button on the top center of the keyboard do?
2085246
If I recall correctly it is to help connect the keyboard to the Bluetooth. So 1st time connecting I had to hold the round button down and a code came up that I typed in to connect the wireless keyboard.
2085247
It is the sync button for your Bluetooth. You put your ipad in discover mode and push the round button to sync them.
2085248
hi I looked at everyone else's response and from what I remember that is correct it is used to sync the keyboard to the ipad.
1921687
Yes the rectangular return key is fused with the |\ key above it, but that does not interfere at all when using the keyboard because it is a soft cover. :)
723292
Mine doesn't do that, so maybe the round button is stuck in the depressed position.
343196
The keyboard I received was defective and was returned. I cannot answer your question.
2057018
I have no idea. I can tell you that I have already replaced this keyboard with one that is supposed to be more durable. I ran into a problem with the "E" key not registering each stroke.
1729234
The keys are square shaped, whereas the tablet keys are alittle oblong. I dont have a.problem with using mine and like better than typing on the tablet itself.
517305
Via a menu item called up on the keyboard. This feature is clearly covered in the manual.
1038791
If you don't want it to round, it does not matter where you set the rounding button - rounding only applies when you have a predetermined number of decimals points (most common is setting the decimal at 2). For no rounding, what matters is where you set the decimals. Be sure to set the decimal button to 'F' for floating. This way it won't round, but will fill as many decimal points as your display or printer will allow.
1890511
I was surprised to see that. I thought it was standard on all keyboards but I guess not. I got used to the one on the left.
1114017
Hi James, all of our NO! Buttons have the squared sides. I'm not sure if they make round ones anymore...
387316
it does. they are located in the upper left corner above the numeric keys. the only difference between this and a standard keyboard is that the numbers and function sections have been placed on the left. in every other way, it is just like a regular keyboard.
1318126
The side that extends is the top. You will notice that one side is square and the other is more rounded. The square side is the top. As for the clicking I'm not sure why it would click.
1950424
It does actually-at the very top left. Not sure if that works on any PC though. Fn+click works as right-click. Although it works well on computers, it's intended for Google TV, so that's the reason it's not quite your standard keyboard.
162348
The stop button is in the center of the dials where the round button is located.
1291811
Sorry but I don't know. A quick check of their website should provide this answer.However, the edge next to the keyboard is a straight line with a "lip" to hole the keyboard that might hold the curved keyboard. I do find that the padded area closest to me does not always feel deep enough (when using the mouse function buttons mostly). But, I truly have found this product to be the answer to my problems of using a standard mouse (numbness, etc.). Prior to buying this keyboard, I had no experience with this flat laptop type mouse so there was a short learning/comfort adjustment period.Hope this helps. Sorry but I don't know. A quick check of their website should provide this answer.However, the edge next to the keyboard is a straight line with a "lip" to hole the keyboard that might hold the curved keyboard. I do find that the padded area closest to me does not always feel deep enough (when using the mouse function buttons mostly). But, I truly have found this product to be the answer to my problems of using a standard mouse (numbness, etc.). Prior to buying this keyboard, I had no experience with this flat laptop type mouse so there was a short learning/comfort... » Read More Sorry but I don't know. A quick check of their website should provide this answer.However, the edge next to the keyboard is a straight line with a "lip" to hole the keyboard that might hold the curved keyboard. I do find that the padded area closest to me does not always feel deep enough (when using the mouse function buttons mostly). But, I truly have found this product to be the answer to my problems of using a standard mouse (numbness, etc.). Prior to buying this keyboard, I had no experience with this flat laptop type mouse so there was a short learning/comfort adjustment period.Hope this helps. « Show Less
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You pull the top half, where screen goes, apart from the bottom half, where circle/buttons go. Don't bend it, just pull straight up and down!
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Anyone tried sliding the round "ring" on the stand so that it'll fit the keyboard?