Logitech K375s Setup Guide - Page 9

Dual Layout

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DUAL LAYOUT Unique dual-printed keys make the K375s Multi-Device compatible across different operating systems (e.g. Mac OS, iOS, Windows, Chrome OS, Android). Key label colors and split lines identify functions or symbols reserved for different operating systems. Key label color Grey labels indicate functions valid on Apple devices running Mac OS or iOS. + =« White labels on grey circles identify symbols reserved for Alt GR on Windows computers. + =µ Split keys Modifier keys on either side of the space bar display two sets of labels separated by split lines. The label above the split line shows the modifier sent to a Windows or Android device. The label below the split line shows the modifier sent to an Apple computer, iPhone, or iPad. The keyboard automatically uses modifiers associated with the currently selected device. Windows Android Mac OS iOS How to configure your keyboard To configure the layout according to your operating system you need to press one of the following shortcuts for three seconds. (The LED on selected channel will light up to confirm when the layout has been configured.) iOS: fn + i + Mac OS: fn + o + Windows: fn + p + If you connect via Bluetooth Smart this step is not necessary as OS detection will configure it automatically. 9 English

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English
DUAL LAYOUT
Unique dual-printed keys make the K375s Multi-Device
compatible across different operating systems (e.g. Mac OS,
iOS, Windows, Chrome OS, Android). Key label colors and
split lines identify functions or symbols reserved for different
operating systems.
Key label color
Grey labels indicate functions valid on
Apple devices running Mac OS or iOS.
+
=
«
White labels on grey circles identify
symbols reserved for Alt GR on
Windows computers.
+
=
µ
Split keys
Modifier keys on either side of the space bar display two sets
of labels separated by split lines. The label above the split line
shows the modifier sent to a Windows or Android device.
The label below the split line shows the modifier sent to an
Apple computer, iPhone, or iPad. The keyboard automatically
uses modifiers associated with the currently selected device.
How to configure your keyboard
To configure the layout according to your operating
system you need to press one of the following shortcuts
for three seconds. (The LED on selected channel will light up
to confirm when the layout has been configured.)
iOS:
fn
+
i
+
Mac OS:
fn
+
o
+
Windows:
fn
+
p
+
If you connect via
Bluetooth
Smart this step is not necessary
as OS detection will configure it automatically.
Windows
Android
Mac OS
iOS