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pinky is placed is the Enter key. And, the long bar shaped button under your thumbs
is the spacebar.
On the same row as the Space bar are 4 rectangular function keys: two to the left of
the spacebar, and two to the right. Moving from left to right, the key to the far left is
the "F1" key, and the key to the right of it is the "F2" key. The key to the right of the
spacebar is the "F3" key, and the key on the far right is the "F 4" key. These keys
generally correspond to "control", "Windows", "Alt", and "Home" respectively.
Below the keyboard is a 14 cell Braille display. Above the Braille display, there are
18 small, oval-shaped buttons corresponding to each of the 14 Braille cells. These
buttons are called cursor routing keys. When you are editing documents, you can
use these keys to route your cursor to the character of the corresponding Braille cell.
When connected to screen readers like VoiceOver for iOS or BrailleBack for Android,
you can use a cursor router about a displayed icon to select it.
On each side of the Braille display is a capsule shaped key. These are the "UP" and
"DOWN" scroll keys.
Near the top center of the unit's top panel, are located 2 LED'S for showing Power
and Bluetooth status.
1.2.2 The Right Panel
The right panel contains only 1 control, the Power button. A long press of the
"Power" button powers the unit on and off. When the unit is powered on, a short
press of this button opens the Smart Beetle menu.
1.2.3 The Rear Panel
The rear panel contains 2 items. On the left is the "Reset" button. Press this dot-like
button to reset the Smart Beetle if it behaves in an unexpected manner or becomes
unresponsive.