HELP!how can i undo the number function?... i hit the wrong key and it came on, but i can't get it to go off, so i can type with just letters... need a solution fast, as i can't work till i can get that darn blue light to go off... won't even stop when i unplug it and plug it back in... HELP!how can i undo the number function?... i hit the wrong key and it came on, but i can't get it to go off, so i can type with just letters... need a solution fast, as i... » Read More HELP!how can i undo the number function?... i hit the wrong key and it came on, but i can't get it to go off, so i can type with just letters... need a solution fast, as i can't work till i can get that darn blue light to go off... won't even stop when i unplug it and plug it back in... « Show Less
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EXACTLY! It won't go off. I sent the keyboard back immediately. Sorry, 451jude
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Solution: borrow another keyboard and install it (probably no need for software). Use ITS number lock to change the status of your num lock software. You can then uninstall it or leave it for future such problems.I note that I also have no blue light to show the num lk function, but my alternate keyboard is already in action.
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Hi Lawrence, I've recently been having problems with that as well. If I accidentally hit 'reverse' before switching to 'on', it sometimes gets stuck going the wrong direction. When it happens, I usually have to toggle the switch back and forth a few times before it changes to the right direction. Looks like I need to change my review on it.
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You have to put all the numbers back to 0000. Close it and reopen it. Now give it a temporary 4 digit combination like 1234. Close it and move digits around. Walk away from it then come back to it as if your opening it for the 1st time. Don't hesitate to email me later for any more questions.
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unlocking mine i only press the four key numbers and works well. I only use that button for locking and turning. I guess you touched the button by mistake and it open - that i have not seen. I will try. If it's a new lock it could be a defect. I would try clsoing and opening and repeating what you did to see if you duplicate the failure and if happens again ...return it.
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Yes. If you enter a wrong number, press the red C button, (2nd from the bottom in the left column). That will clear the last number entered and allow you to enter a different number. --Dave
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The Fn key located at the bottom left, works like a shift key for the symbols in blue. Beyond that I cant help. I havent had any issues with mine but have only had it a few months.
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how can it display 4 digits ? to the left of the decimal point ?? if it is showing something as this then it is not working and should be sent back to the factory - first you can try changing out the battery
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Its been long time for the question. It is easy. Look at the back. There are two buttons, one is a reset and other is C/F. Push that C/F button once to change from C or F.
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Go (on your mac) to System Preferences...Keyboard and unchecking the box named "Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys"
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Try this: (from SIIG's knowledge base page on their website) Description: Your keyboard comes with a numeric keypad embedded into the main keypad. The numeric keypad is controlled by turning on and off the Num Lock key. If your keyboard is typing numbers and other characters in place of the letters u, i, o, p, j, k, l and m, use the steps below to disable the numeric keypad (turn off Num Lock). Solution: Most system turn on Num Lock during boot up. In this case follow the steps every time you boot up/restart the computer. 1. Press and hold down the Fn key (function key). 2. While holding down the Fn key, press the Num Lock key. To enable the numeric keypad follow the steps again. Note: To disable the computer's Num-Lock-Enabled on boot up feature, the BIOS setting can be changed. Read your computer's reference manual or contact your computer's technical support department to change this setting.
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I think you mean you closed the plastic cover that covers the keypad and can't get it open? Same happened to me; the little tab at the top even broke off. I used a large screwdriver between the cover and the wall, up near the top where the tab is/was, and pried it away from the wall. The cover just pops off, and I've left it off. Now that the construction on our house is done and the workers don't need to get in so often, I've changed the code and am considering putting the cover back on. (It simply snaps on.) But that means that whenever someone has to use the code, they'll have to pry the cover off again, perhaps with a car key. A bit of a design fault, I think.
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with the backlight off, press the fn button and enter button at the same time. The keyboard will light up for typing. The little button on the side is just to be used as a flashlight and does not work for typing.
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My son is a computer guru he tooknthe directions and both sets of keys and was back in less than 10 minutes...done.,work fine. Find a computer techie and ask him to do it!!!
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On the non-QWERTY side, below the 0 of the number pad is a small door. Firmly hold the remote in both hands, number side up, and press your thumbs on that door, just to either side of the 0 button. Slide the door away from the number pad. Mine has a very glossy finish, so it takes a couple of tries.
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To the best of my knowledge you cannot change the combination.Also, both the key and combination are needed - the key is NOT an override. I use the key first, then enter the combination. Lynn K.
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This keyboard makes interesting use of the function key. If you press the Delete key, which sits where backspace normally is, you erase the keystroke to the left of the cursor, and keep moving that direction. But if you hit func+delete, you repeatedly delete characters that were to the right of the cursor, while it stays in the same place. func+ctrl+delete erases whole words that were to the right, ctrl+delete whole words to the left, and so on. very functional.
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The quick answer is to use the "set" key hold it down until it responds then use the "mode" for up and use "mem" for down. When you get the right number hit "set" and move on to the next bit of info. Don't over think it. It's a very simple machine. Hope this helps. There should have been printed directions with it in the box.