Can I get extended ASCII characters when the NumLock key is pressed? If I press <Alt> and 163 on the key pad, do I get ú?
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I couldn't. No Alt key on PERIPAD. Using a laptop Alt key and PERIPAD to enter 163 did nothing.
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I'm wondering exactly the same thing, since the reason for me to purchase an item like this is precisely to be able to use Spanish-language characters such as « ¿ á é í ó ú ñ Ñ Á ü », etc. Since the laptop's operating system is not designed for an additional set of keys, perhaps changing the keyboard configuration on the control panel might help?
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Hi John,The numeric keypad is at the top, not the side.Thanks for your interest!
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The keyboard has a function key in the lower left corner which will allow you to type an apostrophe, which is an option of the "L" key. This function is also used for quotations ", brackets [ ], parentheses { } - I don't see ( ) though - plus quite a few more functions on the numbers keys. Most of the characters are there - you just have to look for them in a different place then you might expect.
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Hi Timothy,No only a small set of keys are "sticky". As far as I remember, they appear in a different color on the visual interface.I am sorry but I'm not at home and don't have the application here, so I can't provide accurate details.In general, the "modifier" keys are sticky : Shift, Ctrl, Alt, etc. whether left or right keys.All the best,Pierre
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Hi Jared , Mine backslash key is under the Backspace Bar upper right, not the the lower left.
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not sure about the keyboard, but try disabling "numlock on startup" in your computer's BIOS
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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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Hi Marcus, Thank you for the email inquiry and we are sorry about your confusion and experience. Our keyboard is a US 104 Key layout, so it doesn't fit your requirements for German layout and Huge Enter key. Please do not hesitate from contacting us for further questions. Thank you, AramediA
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There are no numbers so take a standard keyboard, cut off the number pad end. It is a little smaller than a desktop keyboard but a little bigger than a laptop keyboard.
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I don't think so. The keys are in kind of a "compressed" format. I don't think It leaves a lot of space for extra keys. It doesn't even have a separate num pad.
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Not that I can find on the keyboard. That would likely be a software option on whatever you are using it on.
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Distance from the edge of the A key to the edge of the comma key (10 keys) is 7.5", so it looks like the answer is Yes.Though I would take issue with calling a membrane KB "standard" <shudder>.
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Push the fn key on left of key board, in conjunction with the letter key with the punctuation mark you wish above it....that should give you the %, &, $ etc.
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Yes, however you will need to use the number keys at the top of the keyboard.I haven't solved this situation!
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yep, put in my Key 1 10 HEX characters instead of my passphrase and presto! Connected. Thank you for posting this - good luck all.
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the projected laser keyboard is fixed in latin letters... maybe, in your working device, you can set it to show another character for the pressed key, but you'll have to remember everyone. Hope it helps you.
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Hold down the Fn key (lower left of the keypad) and at the same time press the "L" key. You shoud see the " ' "