Asus transformer prime 201 I just got the 201 and the key pad docking station but the pad won't click into the station. There's a little sliver sliding switch that is supposed to move to the right but I can't move it and am afraid to force it. Anyone have similar problems? Asus transformer prime 201 I just got the 201 and the key pad docking station but the pad won't click into the station. There's a little sliver sliding switch that is supposed to move to... » Read More Asus transformer prime 201 I just got the 201 and the key pad docking station but the pad won't click into the station. There's a little sliver sliding switch that is supposed to move to the right but I can't move it and am afraid to force it. Anyone have similar problems? « Show Less
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I saw those and was afraid to move them for fear I might damage something but the more I looked at them the braver I got so I finally removed them and the pad snapped right in. Thanks. They should tell people about those stoppers, don't you think?
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Did you remove the rubber stoppers that block the slots the docks hooks slide into?
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I'm on the same fence. While I haven't driven the Samsung, I did use the Asus today and found the click buttons extremely stiff. Do these "break in" and become easier to click after time? That was my only negative with this machine. How is the touchpad and clicking on the Samsung in comparison?
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Hopefully your first notes / drawings that are stuck on there at the moment are nothing embarassing!! :-) Make sure you push the button at the top down very firmly, it's an actual button, not touch sensitive like many other gadgets these days. Possible you got a defective unit too - nobody beats Amazon about making returns easy and fast.
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Mine is a PDSWF-ST47BU-VP, it was created after the docking station. There was vague indications that it might work with the docking station. I called VuPoint and they confirmed it will and it does. The docking station supports multiple scanner models, they can confirm your model. Sold by: Plethora7 LLC
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I do not have docking station, but could not attach my keypad with it on. Also, within a week the grips on both controllers had started peeling off and would not stick down again.
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I had to import my keyboard from the US. I live in Australia. I got mine from Excalibur store on Amazon. Build date 2014/4. No keyboard docking issues. Issue with software keyboard charge still remains. It doesnt stay on 6%, it goes up and down but does not reach 100%. Reaches a max of 70%, with green light lit up on the keyboard dock indicating a full charge.
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What generation iPad do you have? You may not have the cover that is compatible with the version pad you have. Also, as the cover ages on occasions it tends to close away from the magnets that control the on/off. I listen for the off click. If I do not hear it I slide cover to line it up with the iPad and hear the click. This does not happen often. Also check settings as others have suggested. I have two pads generation 2 and the latest Air iPad and the cover works well on both.
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I haven't had that exact issue but I did have problems with the mouse/track pad not working right all of the sudden and I called ASUS tech support and they had me re-install the drivers for it which fixed the problem immediately. Maybe you just need to re-install some keyboard drivers, call ASUS they will walk you through it step by step or find another solution. Good luck! 888-678-3688 or customer service 877-339-2787
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I can't find any info on keyboard option for Asus ME 173X. I have a Asus memo pad 173x, can't find any external keyboard to go with it.
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If it is the correct keyboard, I am not sure why it doesn't go snap in. Here are some things I can suggest to check. Make sure nothing is under the keyboard. Make sure all of the screws are all the way in, none should be sticking up. And finally make sure the keyboard is pushed as far to the front of edge of the laptop as it can go. Hope this helps.
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I think it was new, but I'm not 100% sure. I don't think it matters. All these remotes have a design flaw. There is a ribbon cable that connects the main part to the slider breaks after a enough opening and closing of the sliding keypad. When they refurbish, they replace the broken ribbon with a new one. So I assume a refurbished unit would work as well as a new. It seems for most people the cable breaks in 6-12 months. Someone posted a link on an electronics site where you can buy a ribbon cable yourself and fix it yourself. I did this and it's a little tricky but doable. I actually haven't put batteries in yet to see if it works with the new cable since it's a spare at this point. I think it was new, but I'm not 100% sure. I don't think it matters. All these remotes have a design flaw. There is a ribbon cable that connects the main part to the slider breaks after a enough opening and closing of the sliding keypad. When they refurbish, they replace the broken ribbon with a new one. So I assume a refurbished unit would work as well as a new. It seems for most people the cable breaks in 6-12 months. Someone posted a link on an electronics site where you can buy a ribbon cable yourself and fix it yourself. I did this and it's a little tricky but doable. I actually... » Read More I think it was new, but I'm not 100% sure. I don't think it matters. All these remotes have a design flaw. There is a ribbon cable that connects the main part to the slider breaks after a enough opening and closing of the sliding keypad. When they refurbish, they replace the broken ribbon with a new one. So I assume a refurbished unit would work as well as a new. It seems for most people the cable breaks in 6-12 months. Someone posted a link on an electronics site where you can buy a ribbon cable yourself and fix it yourself. I did this and it's a little tricky but doable. I actually haven't put batteries in yet to see if it works with the new cable since it's a spare at this point. « Show Less
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I'm not using the Mobee num pad anymore. I had to switch to often to from and to the num pad. At the moment I prefer to have a wired keyboard incl. num pad and have the track pad only in use as track pad. The Mobee num pad in it self works fine but in need the 'mouse/track pad' function to often to switch al the time.
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I think it was new, but I'm not 100% sure. I don't think it matters. All these remotes have a design flaw. There is a ribbon cable that connects the main part to the slider breaks after a enough opening and closing of the sliding keypad. When they refurbish, they replace the broken ribbon with a new one. So I assume a refurbished unit would work as well as a new. It seems for most people the cable breaks in 6-12 months. Someone posted a link on an electronics site where you can buy a ribbon cable yourself and fix it yourself. I did this and it's a little tricky but doable. I actually haven't put batteries in yet to see if it works with the new cable since it's a spare at this point.
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FWIW, at a Best Buy in another city, their ASUS notebooks had two finger scrolling working properly and the icons showing in the tray area. Must be something in the setup wrong at the store near me. I finally opted for the Gateway EC5801u which is also a thin, light, longlife model like these ASUS machines. It uses a Synaptic touchpad with a spiral scrolling gesture that I've quickly come to like. Swirl your finger round and round in a circle and it scrolls like controlling an ipod.
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Hi there Kalra my name is Glenn and I am a maintenance Tech, I have had the same entry lock on my apartment door, I am slightly confused, if we are talking about The sclage FE575 plymouth keypad lock,the only thing that is done from outside is pressing the keypad, or using your key,and yes when entering your code is does Click open, other than that maybe the lock is faulty, my advise if it still under warranty and not to old is to send it back to schlage,I hope this shed some light on Your problem, Glenn.
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The space bar issue is one that can occur to the space, shift, keypad +, keypad enter and keypad insert keys. The problem is that underneath said keys there is a thin rod running across with 2 little plastic parts holding the rod onto the key itself. This supports the wider key size, but when one of the little plastic parts pops out of the underside of the key, it will block the keys downward motion and will not allow the key to depress evenly, as the rod is only attached on one side. You will hear a rattle if you give it a shake. Pay shipping costs and wait for Razer to click the key back onto its rod then send it back, or just do it yourself... The issue is bound to happen some day- I hope this will be of some use to someone.
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I experienced the same issue from time. It sometimes worked when I use the brutal force to connect the keyboard and the tablet. After a while the tablet was damaged by that. The screen has a vertical black area above the connection port. My suggestion is not to use the keyboard at all. Just return it.