Belkin MediaPilot, Руководство пользователя

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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
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Dock Station (cont.)
Delete – Deletes/removes data or files.
Print Screen Key – Enables you to copy an image of
the active window or the entire screen. Once copied,
you can then use a program to manipulate, save, or
print the image.
Pause Break Key – Enables you to halt information that
automatically scrolls on your screen.
Num Lock Key – Lets you use the numeric keypad as a
way to input numbers and functions (Num Lock) or as a
navigation pad to move your pointer or insertion point
(Num Lock off). When you turn on the computer, system
settings determine whether Num Lock is on or off.
Text Cursor Control Section
Arrow Keys – These four keys are the left arrow (back
arrow), up arrow, down arrow, and the right arrow
(forward arrow).
Some examples of how these keys can work:
1. Move text cursor within an application;
2. Move characters within a computer game; and
3. Select text.
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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
Dock Station LEDs
The five status LEDs alert you if the keyboard is charging
or connected, and if Caps Lock, Num Lock, or P Mode
features are enabled. (See Fig. 14)
1. Charging – Indicates that your keyboard is charging.
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Connect – Flashes when keyboard is in
synchronization mode.
3. Caps Lock – Indicates your Caps Lock is on.
4. P Mode – Indicates P Mode is activated.
5. Num Lock – Indicates Num Lock is on.
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Fig. 14