Is there a way to switch inputs using the keyboard?
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I don't think so. I didn't include instructions with the unit that said it could. I suppose if you or someone you know is really good at doing custom jobs with internal components it could be done.
830755
Yes you can. But still have the option to use letter and numbers keys and sometimes it makes it easier. For example, when you want to give someone $250, you would have to click the up arrow 250 times unless you type in "250". This is the only time I really used the keyboard rather than the mouse.
1832022
Yes you can. Press and hold middle button(glowing blue) then wait for it to blink then press the two buttons you want to swap one after another.
863825
If you mean the ability to swap the functions of each button press on the mouse, yes, it's possible, but you need the Razer Synapse software. You can rest easy with this software because it was designed specifically with Razer products in mind. The software allows for many other things like DPI options. If you mean the ability to swap left and right click, then that is a feature built into Windows, so you can change it through control panel. Not entirely sure about other Operating Systems though.
367466
No; there is a push-button on the front that you have to push to switch between inputs.There is no noticeable input lag as far as I can tell, but I did have an issue with the keyboard port. There's a designated USB port for the keyboard such that the device will allow you to switch inputs based on keyboard hotkeys, but for me this introduced an issue where I would be typing a document and would get random key repetitions even though I was letting go like normal. The solution was to switch my keyboard from that port to one of the regular USB ports on the back of the device.
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Haven't used it in awhile, but yes, that was one way. I believe you could also reverse the mapping and have the function keys be the default. The NICE thing about the odd position of the CTRL key is that it brings your hand into a better position to strike more keys.
2263439
you need to look in the lower left hand corner of the screen that has the numbers on it. Push the button that says SYM or ABC to get from one keyboard to another. You can switch back and forth by hitting this key. hope this helps.
544637
There is a button on the box which changes the inputs without using the remote
297500
Input is just like a keyboard. Wherever your cursor is, that is where the characters will go.
885322
No, not per se-- but you can use the Function menu to transpose the keyboard from -3 to +3 octaves, and you can program some of the buttons to act as octave-transpose buttons. There is a Transpose button that takes you directly to a menu function where you can transpose the entire keyboard up or down 1 semitone at a time, from -12 to +12 semitones-- so you can transpose the instrument to any musical key (e.g., so Middle C plays the D below Middle C, or so Middle C plays the B above Middle C, etc.), to a maximum of -1 to +1 octave. In addition, each of the three voices-- main (a.k.a "right 1" on other keyboards), dual (a.k.a "right 2"), and split (a.k.a. "left")-- can be separately shifted from -2 to +2 octaves, which is combined with the Transpose function. For instance, if you shift the split voice down 2 octaves but you also shift the entire keyboard up 12 semitones, the split voice will actually be shifted down 1 octave (+1 -2 = -1). So you could, for example, shift the split voice down 2 octaves, shift the main voice up 1 octave, shift the dual voice up 2 octaves, and transpose the entire keyboard down 1 octave (12 semitones), such that the split voice ends up at -3 octaves, the main voice ends up at +/-0 octaves, and the dual voice ends up at +1 octave. Furthermore, once you've set up the keyboard (voices, octaves, style, tempo, etc.) the way you want it, you can save the settings to a registration. There are 32 registrations in all, although there are only 4 registration buttons-- i.e., there are 8 registration banks, and each bank holds 4 registrations. So you could set up the keyboard with different octave shifts and save each one to different registrations, such that pressing any of the 4 registration buttons will instantly shift the keyboard up or down a number of octaves.
1565704
There isnt... but it's pretty self explanatory. .. The square button changes from keyboard to mouse
619260
Yes, there is a source button under the display next to the power button that switches between input sources. I have my desktop and laptop attached and switch between them. The only limitation I have found is you can only have one PC hooked up to the USB to the display for touch support, so only one pc can utilize the touch capabilities. No worries for me since I do not use touch on my laptop.
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Hello, I apologize but we cannot change the keyboard on this model. Thank you, Jesse
587557
Yes, its a little hard to get to, but when you are on the manage inputs page, you just need to select the "Edit:" label. This will cause a keyboard to pop up so you can input whatever cable you would like. Home -&gt; Settings -&gt; Channels & Input -&gt; Manage Inputs
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Yes you can, via the mouse software. There are dozens of options you can assign the DPI buttons, such as single key, combo key, rapid fire/multi-click, middle button, macro, ect. As an example I set to top DPI button to "DPI Switch" which allows you to scroll through all DPI settings and the bottom DPI butto to a keyboard key, such as "TAB".
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Tintin, Look for a utility called "Sharpkeys". It's a simple to use freebie that will do what you're looking for. What the program does is reassign registry values for the keys you choose. You can make practically any key on the keyboard do what you want by simply pressing the key you want to remap then either choose from a list or press a corresponding key that you want to change to. Save the change and you're good to go. The utility is used by a lot of Eee owners to remap the 'up' arrow key so it becomes a 'shift' key (negating that long reach to the right for the actual shift key). If there's going to be a downside it's that you'll lose the down scroll that the key is currently mapped for (without pressing the Fn key). Cheers
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Hi David, Yes it is possible since one can add macros (combination of keys) and functions to those programmable keys. You can look at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/237179 for further reference. Regards...