how to push the power button between two devices? always separate when power on?
1312801
Once you pair these up, you will not have to touch the power button. they are smart enough to go into conceive mode then the mac is off and connect automatically when it is back on. I have only changed the batteries once in 13 months.
1312802
They have a thin silicone sticker that goes on the battery door of one device (e.g. trackpad), so that you can turn on the other device (e.g. keyboard) by squeezing the two devices together slightly while still in the Bluefin. It works fine -- but if you want to transport the keyboard and trackpad in the Bluefin (e.g. in a backpack or laptop bag), you should put a piece of cardboard or something between the keyboard and trackpad so that the keyboard doesn't get turned on this way accidentally during transport.
1312803
Yes, the manufacturer includes little adhesive bumpers that you can place on the battery cover of the component on the right. If you push the right hand device in toward the left hand device, the bumper will press into and activate the power switch of the left hand device.If you prefer not to use the bumper, it's really not very difficult to slide the two components apart far enough to get your finger in between them to hit the power switch.I use the bumper, myself, and have never had any issues with inadvertently pushing the button, but I usually handle the set pretty carefully. Yes, the manufacturer includes little adhesive bumpers that you can place on the battery cover of the component on the right. If you push the right hand device in toward the left hand device, the bumper will press into and activate the power switch of the left hand device.If you prefer not to use the bumper, it's really not very difficult to slide the two components apart far enough to get your finger in between them to hit the power switch.I use the bumper, myself, and have never had any issues with inadvertently pushing the button, but I usually handle the set... » Read More Yes, the manufacturer includes little adhesive bumpers that you can place on the battery cover of the component on the right. If you push the right hand device in toward the left hand device, the bumper will press into and activate the power switch of the left hand device.If you prefer not to use the bumper, it's really not very difficult to slide the two components apart far enough to get your finger in between them to hit the power switch.I use the bumper, myself, and have never had any issues with inadvertently pushing the button, but I usually handle the set pretty carefully. « Show Less
1312804
Usually there's no need to as the computer detects the kybd & trackpad and they become active automatically- that's how it works on a MacBook Pro.
1312805
they give you a little sticker to put on the left side of the trackpad. this enables you to turn on BOTH the trackpad and keyboard at the same time. and same thing for powering on. Hope this helps.
1312806
Yes, the manufacturer includes little adhesive bumpers that you can place on the battery cover of the component on the right. If you push the right hand device in toward the left hand device, the bumper will press into and activate the power switch of the left hand device. If you prefer not to use the bumper, it's really not very difficult to slide the two components apart far enough to get your finger in between them to hit the power switch. I use the bumper, myself, and have never had any issues with inadvertently pushing the button, but I usually handle the set pretty carefully.
1573174
for the press button:insert the power cable and turn on the power and the press button will diffuse. for the cable:turn the power and insert the cable to the sync and then the touch the pole
1594029
I use this all the time and have never had a problem with the power button. Hope this helps.
355072
Push the power button on top right :). You should have directions in the box.
2274903
Just used mine for the first time and was about to ask the same question. I find it awkward to keep pressure on the so-called One-Touch Power Button while operating. May be a safety feature but I wouldn't have purchased if I knew that was how it operated. Plan to try it a few more times to see if I get used to it. If not, I will return.
1836990
Let me understand your question. You want to turn the device off? Just hold down for 3-5 sec the power button.
658761
Press the power button on and off. That usually reset it for me. Or just unplug for ten seconds the plug back in and press the power button
1611378
Short answer is no. You could disconnect the power to it. I keep it hidden, but if the need arises, I can reach and hit the reconnect button.
787358
The power button doesn't seem tow work on any of these units. (I have the 4 bay and have the same issue). Just log into the web-interface and shut it down from there.
1346325
You are correct ... there is no power button. Please note that reconnecting to the dock after powering on the laptop creates a power surge that can damage your laptop.
942245
There is only one button, the power button, which is smaller. The larger "button" you see is the cover for the microUSB port for charging and data transfer.
601976
You have to manually push the button on the power supply unit to start. Even you use a timer, you will still need to push the button.
1457648
I'm sorry, your question about a power button, has no reference to the item. If you are to the shell kit I purchased the Answer
672912
It automatically switches to the main switch. But you have to press the button if you want to use the two devices.
2219419
It can only be linked\connected to one device at a time make sure nothing else is using it - I had that problem
1861412
That happened with mine also. For me, holding the power button down for a ridiculously long time worked and it powered on. 99% of the time, it turns on easily now. Only once since then has it failed to power up normally. Holding the power button for the prolonged time was successful again. Best of luck!
1972078
as I use different devices, get different power outputs, so seems to be the amount the device connected to it is pulling through