When selecting socket functions, please also refer to the section beneath Table 2 to gain an
understanding of the special functions provided such as latching keys, modifiers and ‘sticky’ functions.
The function of all six sockets may be set this way but not the Level socket [7], the function of
which is fixed. When you have entered all of the functions you need, you can edit them further by
continuing to press the Level button briefly (in which case the next press will begin again with
socket 1), or you can exit Learn Mode by pressing and holding the Learn button, in which case the
unit will add the text ‘leaving learn mode’ as it exits and the unit will emit a warbling beep. You may
close the text editor at this point and there is no need to save changes in the editor when asked.
If you do not make any changes in Learn Mode for a period of two minutes, the unit will
automatically exit Learn Mode, although any changes to the socket functions will be saved in
memory as if you had exited manually. It will emit a warbling beep and add the text ‘leaving learn
mode’ as it exits, as usual.
Table 2- Available functions in Level 4
Letters a-z
Numbers 0-9
Latching w, a, s and d
All punctuation marks
Momentary Modifier keys (Shift, Alt, Ctrl, Gui)
Sticky Modifier keys
Latching Modifier keys
F1-F12 keys
Space, Backspace, Tab, Escape, Caps
Left Mouse Click, Right Mouse Click
