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KEY DESCRIPTION Function The 12 function keys along the top of the keyboard are used to perform certain tasks. The task associated with each function key may vary between software programs. Numeric keypad Use the numeric keypad area to type numbers or to perform basic math calculations. Press the Num Lock key to activate the numeric keypad. (The Num Lock indicator lights.) Press the Num Lock key again to deactivate the numeric keypad. Directional Arrows The up, down, left, and right arrow keys move the pointer on the screen. Applications The Applications key displays a shortcut menu in certain software programs. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking the right mouse button. Windows The key with the Microsoft® Windows® logo, displays the Start menu. Pressing this key is equivalent to clicking Start on the taskbar. BUTTON DESCRIPTION Volume Increases (+) and decreases (-) the volume. Mute Turns the sound off. Press again to restore sound. Standby Places the computer in Stand by mode to reduce power consumption. Press any key briefly to resume normal operation. To set up a wireless keyboard Insert two AA batteries (supplied) into the wireless keyboard as shown. You can check your keyboard's battery power level by clicking (wireless keyboard icon), located in the Windows® taskbar notification area. A warning message may also appear on the screen when the keyboard's battery power becomes low. Do not mix old (used) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the wireless keyboard. AlwPaaygseu1s6e

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KEY
DESCRIPTION
Function
The 12 function keys along the top of the keyboard are used to perform certain tasks. The task associated
with each function key may vary between software programs.
Numeric keypad
Use the numeric keypad area to type numbers or to perform basic math calculations. Press the Num
Lock key to activate the numeric keypad. (The Num Lock indicator lights.) Press the Num Lock key again to deactivate the
numeric keypad.
Directional Arrows
The up, down, left, and right arrow keys move the pointer on the screen.
Applications
The Applications key displays a shortcut menu in certain software programs. Pressing this key is equivalent
to clicking the right mouse button.
Windows
The key with the Microsoft
®
Windows
®
logo, displays the Start menu. Pressing this key is equivalent to
clicking Start on the taskbar.
BUTTON DESCRIPTION
Volume
Increases (+) and decreases (-) the volume.
Mute
Turns the sound off. Press again to restore sound.
Standby
Places the computer in Stand by mode to reduce power consumption. Press any key briefly to resume normal
operation.
To set up a wireless keyboard
Insert two AA batteries (supplied) into the wireless keyboard as shown. You can check your keyboard's battery power level
by clicking
(wireless keyboard icon), located in the Windows
®
taskbar notification area. A warning message may also
appear on the screen when the keyboard's battery power becomes low.
Do not mix old (used) and new batteries when replacing batteries in the wireless keyboard. Always use
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