DIP switches
Embedded Numeric Keypad
When required, press the
key
.
(
, right of [Fn])
[1]
NumLock key
When the NumLock is ON, the light indicator below this keycap
turns on, and selected keys on the right hand side of the
keyboard become the numeric keypad. The small symbols and
numbers printed on the front wall of selected keycaps indicate
which keys become the numeric keypad.
The embedded numeric keypad is available only on selected
Operating Systems that support an embedded numeric keypad.
The Embedded Numeric Keypad is non-synchronized. When you press the
's
,
TEK
(
)
[1]
NumLock key
only the Embedded Numeric Keypad of the
turns on or off, and no other Numeric Keypad turns
TEK
on or off. As well, when you press the [NumLock] key of any other device, the Embedded Numeric
Please note that f
you
Keypad of the
does not turn on or off.
or every key
press of the
's
TEK
TEK
Embedded Numeric Keypad, it is normal behavior that other NumLock's light turn on momentarily.
The TEK design is PATENTED. Designed in Canada by Truly Ergonomic Ltd. More information available at www.TrulyErgonomic.com
Truly Ergonomic and the Truly Ergonomic logo are trademarks of Truly Ergonomic Ltd. Windows
Windows logo a
registered
and the
re
s
Mac OS X and the
re
s
trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.
Mac logo a
trademark of Apple Inc. registered in
Linux and the
re
s
the United States and other countries.
Linux logo a
registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the United States and other countries.
DIP switches are hardware switches located on the underside of
the keyboard that simplify changing the most common settings
of your TEK without the need to install any software.
To change:
1. Install Dustcover
and unplug your TEK from your computer.
2. Place your TEK upside down over a soft clean cloth.
3. Set desired DIP switches. A gentle push using the tip of a tool
such as a small screwdriver is all you need to set ON or OFF.
4. Plug in your TEK following instructions on step
.
DIP switch #1: [Del]
Behavior of the Center key
ON:
[Delete]
[International-4] [Fn][International-5]
OFF: (07.8A : 0x79), (07.8B : 0x7B) for JIS layout
Operating System key functionality
DIP switch #2:
ON: Windows™: , ,
Windows™ key
Left & Right Ctrl
Left Alt & Right AltGr
Linux™: , ,
Meta key
Left & Right Ctrl
Left Alt & Right AltGr
OFF: Mac OSX® Model 207: , ,
command
Left & Right command
Left option & Right control
,
Mac OSX® Model 209: , ,
command
Left & Right command
Left & Right option
Left & Right control
Behavior of the ([Ctrl] or [command] as per DIP #2)
and
DIP switch #3: [Shift]
[Ctrl/command]
ON: standard:
in home row, in lower row
[Shift]
[Ctrl/command]
OFF: reverse:
in home row, in lower row
[Ctrl/command]
[Shift]
Behavior of the Top-Left key
DIP switch #4: [ ]
´ ¨
ON: (07.64 : 0x56)
[Europe-2]
OFF: Model 207: Additional key for US layout
[Tab]
Model 209: (07.89 : 0x7D) for JIS layout
[International-3]
Protects or allows Firmware to be reprogrammed
DIP switch #5:
÷
ON: Firmware Protected; does not allow programming the firmware
OFF: Programmable; allows firmware to be programmed
Removable and cushioned palmrest
We recommend you keep the included Palmrest installed and only rest your hands when you are not
typing. It is better to "float" your hands while typing.
If you want to remove the palmrest:
1. Install Dustcover
and unplug your TEK from your computer.
2. Place your TEK upside down over a soft clean cloth.
3. Use a screwdriver to remove the 9 screws shown below within orange circles. Please be aware that
if you suffer from pain in your hands or wrists, you should ask for help to remove the palmrest.
4. Lift the lower part of the palmrest, and then remove the top part of the palmrest.
5. Plug in your TEK following instructions on step
.
Dustcover
Do not discard your Dustcover.
It is designed to protect your TEK from dust and
it
unexpected mishaps when you are not using .
Model 209 shown
