I can't get the shift key to work on the Zaggmate bluetooth keyboard. Any idea what i can do. [Sorry, can't type a question mark without a shift key.]
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my Zaggmate keys came off the keyboard and I bought a Clamcase -which I had to send back because the case cracked on the hinge....but they sent me a new one which seems to work fine.
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Sorry. My keys fell off within a few months. Have not used it in over z year
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I have had it tell me that I need a code also, but when I went through the steps and saw "Bluetooth Keyboard" in my settings already, I just chose that and it paired automatically. It bypassed the code altogether.
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I don't know. How long have you had it? My keyboard died shortly after I bought it - maybe I overjuiced it, I don't know. I had it replaced, only to have to get another replacement after the middle keys in all three rows stopped working, which actually happened twice. In other words, I'm on my third keyboard (after a lot of hassle getting ZAGG to replace the keyboard since I could not longer do it through the store where I bought it). Now guess what? The middle keys on this keyboard have all stopped working. Never buying the product again.
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I had ordered a keyboard from Logitech for my IPAD based on information provided. When I received it I could not get it to work. I called Logitech support who after trying to assist advised me to return for replacement. I returned the unit for a replacement which had the same issues. After working with Logitech support, I was told to return the unit for a refund. I hope you have better luck with your issues. As of today, I have NO Logitech keyboard and have no intention of buying one based on this experience.
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Ok, I returned this product but I will try to help you to the best of my ability. 1. Make sure your phones bluetooth is set to on and discoverable. 2. Turn the keyboard on, there should be a key or a button on the bottom/side either on the keyboard or next to the charger port and press it so that the keyboard is in sync mode. 3. The keyboard bluetooth should pop up on your phones screen and then you follow the process. It should prompt for a security code which I believe is factory set to 0000. This is a standard bluetooth set up for most devices. Hope this helps. Let me know how you make out.
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I purchased a keyboard case for my nook color and also got adapters. No luck with the keyboard working. Please let me know what else i can do.thanks, Pam from PA
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To be honest i dont use stock keyboard. i go for swiftkey, which has voice typing (dictation) abilities. Hope this was helpful.
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Although my keyboard worked perfect from the start,sounds like yours is defective. I would return it if i were you. Sorry you had a bad experience.
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I would check to see if the software installed, change your USB port, and if none of that works the keyboard may be defective. Usually it is a software conflict. I wish you the best of luck.
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Not as far as I know. What device are you using it with (a PC, tablet, phone)? It works natively when I use it. You can try unplugging it and powering off device, then restart the device and then plug it back in, making sure not to press any buttons while doing this. Hopefully it won't act funky after this. I'll suggest the obvious and say that you can also try pressing the blue "FN" key on the bottom left to activate/deactivate the designated alternate key functions, then try pressing the space bar and see if that works.
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the blue tooth option works as follows. 1st, turn on settings, it is the icon that looks like a circle with dots inside. 2nd, scroll to settings, it will look like a gear. 3rd, click on settings you will see the blue tooth icon. turn it on first, then click the right button at the top of the zagg key board. a red light will turn start blinking, then turn on the blue tooth button just to its left till it starts blinking. the screen will pop up a message telling you are connected. also while the zagg key board should be charged plugging it in for a few hours wont hurt. also tapping the keys can wake up the blue tooth if it goes to sleep. this seems to happen after you ignore it to long. the blue tooth option works as follows. 1st, turn on settings, it is the icon that looks like a circle with dots inside. 2nd, scroll to settings, it will look like a gear. 3rd, click on settings you will see the blue tooth icon. turn it on first, then click the right button at the top of the zagg key board. a red light will turn start blinking, then turn on the blue tooth button just to its left till it starts blinking. the screen will pop up a message telling you are connected. also while the zagg key board should be charged plugging it in for a few hours wont hurt. also tapping the keys... » Read More the blue tooth option works as follows. 1st, turn on settings, it is the icon that looks like a circle with dots inside. 2nd, scroll to settings, it will look like a gear. 3rd, click on settings you will see the blue tooth icon. turn it on first, then click the right button at the top of the zagg key board. a red light will turn start blinking, then turn on the blue tooth button just to its left till it starts blinking. the screen will pop up a message telling you are connected. also while the zagg key board should be charged plugging it in for a few hours wont hurt. also tapping the keys can wake up the blue tooth if it goes to sleep. this seems to happen after you ignore it to long. « Show Less
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The directions are a bit ambiguous. You go to Bluetooth on your Lattitude. Turn on the keyboard and hit the connection button. Highlight the keyboard when it appears under Bluetooth devices and it will give you a four digit number you type in then the keyboard will connect. If this does not work I would suspect an interface/programming problem and look elsewhere for help. I agree the keyboard comes partially charged and it took over an hour to reach full charge before I linked. It is a great folio and keyboard.
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Sounds like a character mapping glitch. Looks like an interesting device. I see they are up to firmware 1.1.9 http://matricom.net/wiki/MX2_Firmware I have been using the Bluetooth keyboard mostly on an older Galaxy S2 skyrocket running OEM jellybean 4.1.2. and all keys function for me. Try pairing to a different android device to see if the shift key is working. If it functions with a phone or pad I would guess that either Matricom have mapped some keys with non standard functions, or there is a glitch in the firmware keyboard code table. If it is the case where the keyboard works on a different device. You might try to touch bases with Matricom at http://matricom.net/ The TT-01 Looks pretty handy, wish I had one. I have a TT-03 Bluetooth keyboard in my hardware kit. It has an Apple mac key layout, which can be a bother if I need to type control+Alt+Shift character over an app.
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I have the feeling you're clicking on the small microphone icon somewhere at your keyboard. It's really hard to help, as I don't know what keyboard you're using, what Android version you're at, etc. Try to locate a small icon that looks like a square grid, that's the keyboard icon. See if hitting it, you get back to your keyboard. Otherwise go to Settings -&gt; Language & Input -&gt; Keyboard & Input methods and there choose your desired keyboard if you have several, or simply choose Google Keyboard. Hope this will help.
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Nobody responded in the last week so I'll provide an update myself (Boomer). I purchased the cheapest lighted keyboard I could find (not the Saitek) to test it with my KVM switch. Bottom line: everything works great. I thought if the light caused the switch not to operate properly, I could just turn the light off when activating the switch. In fact, that wasn't necessary (at least for the keyboard I purchased).
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I can't speak for anyone else but me personally, was NEVER able to get the keyboard to work with the micro USB Galaxy Tab 3. I plugged it into a regular USB port on my PC, it worked instantly so I was able to rule out it being the keyboard itself. I think this may have more to do with Galaxy Note NOT being able to recognize a device that is connected to it, its probably designed to only work with bluetooth type keyboards. If your device does NOT have a regular USB port (not micro USB). Hope that helps! :D
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Not as far as I know. What device are you using it with (a PC, tablet, phone)? It works natively when I use it. You can try unplugging it and powering off device, then restart the device and then plug it back in, making sure not to press any buttons while doing this. Hopefully it won't act funky after this.I'll suggest the obvious and say that you can also try pressing the blue "FN" key on the bottom left to activate/deactivate the designated alternate key functions, then try pressing the space bar and see if that works.