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Important
● Before boarding any aircraft, remove the batteries from the wireless keyboard and
mouse. These devices can transmit radio frequency (RF) energy, much like a cellular
telephone, whenever batteries are installed and the keyboard or mouse is activated
either by touch or button press.
● For detailed information about U.S. and Canadian radio interference regulations,
search for “regulations” in on-screen Help installed with the software. For
information about how to access on-screen Help, see Step 6.
Using the Magnifier (some models only)
You can use the Magnifier feature of your mouse like a magnifying glass to enlarge
text and images on your screen.
To turn the Magnifier on and off
● Click the mouse button assigned to
Magnify
to display the Magnifier,
and then click the button again to turn it off.
For more information about the Magnifier, see on-screen Help.
Adjusting the Keyboard Legs
The keyboard legs are designed to accommodate various body sizes, chairs, and
desks.
● Pull out or push in the keyboard legs to a position that minimizes bending of your
wrists while typing.
About the Receiver Lights
The receiver lights indicate the status of the toggle keys, such as NUM LOCK or CAPS
LOCK. For example, if NUM LOCK is on, the NUM LOCK light is on; if CAPS LOCK is
off, the CAPS LOCK light is off. Some keyboard models may use an on-screen display
(rather than a light) to indicate the status of the SCROLL LOCK toggle key.
Using the F LOCK Key (some models only)
The F LOCK toggle key gives your keyboard more functionality by providing
two command modes for the top row of keys. When F LOCK is off, the alternate
commands printed on the top of the keys are enabled. When F LOCK is on, the
standard commands printed on the front of the keys are enabled.
Depending on your keyboard model, you may need to turn on F LOCK to access
certain system key commands labeled on the front of the keys, such as INSERT or
SCROLL LOCK.
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