Yeah, I will try and post some close up pictures of the keys tomorrow so they are easier to see, or I might just send xuanwumen a message, see if he can tell me.
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It's hard to tell what everything is. I figured out what some of the second layer functions are: lock and sleep on the first two. And the third one is a calculator on the first layer. But like Ray said, why not just press them?
So I got a brand new KC 108 Winter White edition from Xuanwumen in China, and it's bloody beautiful. I will post pictures tomorrow when I have time.
I have some questions though. There are four keys above the numpad, and I have absolutely no idea what they do. The instructions are in Chinese, so they are no help. Any ideas?
They are the same as in the third picture down on this thread from Deskthority - http://deskthority.net/keyboards-f2/keycool-108-keyboard-with-dye-sublimation-technology-t7228.html
scroll lock maybe?
scroll lock maybe?
I don't think so. It's called a 108 because of the fact that it has four keys in addition to the normal 104 US layout. So these four are completely new functions.
So I got a brand new KC 108 Winter White edition from Xuanwumen in China, and it's bloody beautiful. I will post pictures tomorrow when I have time.
I have some questions though. There are four keys above the numpad, and I have absolutely no idea what they do. The instructions are in Chinese, so they are no help. Any ideas?
They are the same as in the third picture down on this thread from Deskthority - http://deskthority.net/keyboards-f2/keycool-108-keyboard-with-dye-sublimation-technology-t7228.html
Thanks for the info Xuanwumen!So I got a brand new KC 108 Winter White edition from Xuanwumen in China, and it's bloody beautiful. I will post pictures tomorrow when I have time.I checked the instructions. They are used with FN. The 1st is to lock the computer, the 2nd is for sleeping, 3rd for mouse & keyboard, 4th is switch between Caps and Ctrl.
I have some questions though. There are four keys above the numpad, and I have absolutely no idea what they do. The instructions are in Chinese, so they are no help. Any ideas?
They are the same as in the third picture down on this thread from Deskthority - http://deskthority.net/keyboards-f2/keycool-108-keyboard-with-dye-sublimation-technology-t7228.html
I checked the instructions. They are used with FN. The 1st is to lock the computer, the 2nd is for sleeping, 3rd for mouse & keyboard, 4th is switch between Caps and Ctrl.
Thanks for the info Xuanwumen!
To elaborate a bit on that third key function layer, it turns on the (actually, prompts a window asking if you want to turn on) accessibility mode where you can control the mouse cursor with arrow keys.
Also that second key (top row) takes a screenshot. Not exactly sure how it differs from the print screen key, which it also has.
Interesting about the control/caps lock key. I've been curious to try that out, but didn't think I'd really get a chance, nice to have it right there on top with easy access and a light to remind you whether it's turned on or not!
Now I wonder though, does that key have two functions, i.e. normal press and function layer? If I recall, pressing it either way toggles the light (i.e. if you press it without Fn the light will come on, then if you press it again with Fn, the light will go off), which makes me think there really is no Fn layer for that key, but I'm not sure. Now that I know at least one of its functions I'll have to experiment more tonight.
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Also, after plugging it in for the first time today, I have realised that the blue modifiers top and bottom have white backlights. Which is pretty cool. However, the LEDs are above the switch meaning that only the top half gets illuminated.
The windowed keys have blue LEDS below the switch which is really cool though.
Control the mouse with the arrow keys? Is this for like ergo boards where you don't want to move your hands? I don't really see how that would be useful.