how do you use the F keys to get @ sign on coverbot for ipad mini?
1113336
Use Shift button for symbols above the numbers. Use the fn key for the symbols on ABC keys
1113337
I use the exclamation mark all the time over the number one. So i would think that you would just use the shift and number 2 to get the @ sign
1977989
Don't know if this is going to help or not. I dont remember getting a manual. All I did was make sure the keyboard was charged up, then go into settings on my iPad, then Bluetooth, make sure Bluetooth is on and find/connect the keyboard. Good luck
2258862
Though it says "delete" (most likely due to space on the key), it does both, and backspace is the primary function of that key when used with an ipad. To backspace does not require a keystroke combination, just position your cursor using either the arrow keys or by touching the screen, then hit delete. To actually forward delete letters, you must use the combination fn + delete. (I have repeatedly tested both functions on the actual Ultrathin keyboard using an iPad Mini this morning. Using the left arrow key as presented by another user is unnecessary to backspace, the delete key alone is sufficient. And using the right arrow + delete continues to backspace, not forward.)
1584713
Since Apple released the 8.0 software I have had a similar problem with my iPad 2. There are two solutions to possibly correct the issue: (1) Hit the lock key once or twice on your keyboard. It should be the key on the top right hand side of your keyboard. or (2) Do a restart of your iPad by holding down both the start button and screen button at the same time until your iPad shuts down. Wait 10 seconds or longer and push the start button at the top or left side of your iPad. (Straight up from the head phone jack) Also make sure your key board is fully charged.
940992
Go to the device settings and change it from there. There is no way to change it from the keyboard itself.
1928576
On screen keyboard has nothing to do with this. I'm sure if you do not open it then it will not appear on the screen. By the on which device you are going to use.
1140958
If the "letter" keys aren't working, the device is possibly defective, however if you mean "top row" as in the Function (F1, F2, etc.) Keys, then you'll need to first press & hold the "Fn" key (lower left in K/B), then press the desired F# key (top row). Best wishes, -C.C., Amazon Prime Member-Top Reviewer
1654200
Try re-adding the keyboard to the tablets Bluetooth devices. It might give you the code then.
1266970
Turn switch on and use a small pen to push the button beside it on the keyboard
2136501
I bought the coverbot ultra slim bluetooth keyboard case station and the keys dont light on this model ! Hope this helps.
2042212
Hold down the Fn key (lower left of the keypad) and at the same time press the "L" key. You shoud see the " ' "
558427
You can add custom buttons to the remote on the touch screen. That will be your best bet. Sometimes it will put that dot in there as option already on the keyboard screen.
2194883
It should just pop out like a phone does from a phone cover. Use something like a pen to pop it out and it should slide right out. If you want to disconnect the ipad from the keyboard but still have the pink case on the ipad then just pinch the buttons on the back of the ipad and it will come off with the pink case still on.
1573146
First turn on the keyboard. Make sure you see the lights turn on. Then Go to settings on your iPad. Find and select Bluetooth. Turn on Bluetooth. let your iPad find the keyboard signal. Once found, select the keyboard option on the iPad then immediately press the Bluetooth button on the keyboard, located next to the on switch.
2042406
Hit the Bluetooth button on the keyboard and scan and then enter the code it gives is all I did
715560
You use the Fn key. There is s function on the top right on one of the F keys you press along with holding down the Fn key.
1033970
You'll need to charge the keyboard first. Mine came with very little charge. Once you've done that, there's a little switch on the side that's a power switch. Flip it on and then press the connect button. The indicator light should start to flash and that's how you know it's ready to be paired. Then go to settings on your iPad and enable bluetooth if it's not already on. When you see "Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard" come up in the list of devices, click on it and wait for a little window to pop up. The window will ask you to enter the 4-digit code using the keyboard, then hit the enter button on the keyboard. It should then finish the pairing process on it's own. As far as I know it works with all iPads including first generations (though I'm not sure about the mini), so pairing shouldn't be a problem.