Post: About a year ago, I picked up this useful little folding ergonomic Bluetooth keyboard, the Seenda KTU-403. But it’s apparently been discontinued, and some of the multifunction keys are starting to spit out weird characters. Fortunately, I’ve stumbled on to some weird key combos so that I can keep using them – they aeem to have different emulator settings or something. Meanwhile, can’t find the manual, scuffled into a drawer or online.
Fortunately, after searching for the model number, the manual for a very similar product popped up, probably made by the same manufacture under another marque. So hokay, it’s still a workable little gadget.
1 2 3 4 bfgrv4
Woops, must type CAPSLOCK and hit 5…
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 – (sometimes – works, sometimes I have to hit capslock again…)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 – p[;’/ (woop, now have to go capslock to type – )
= [ ] \ ; ‘ , . / … and upper case numbers and symbols…
! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _+ { } | : “ < > ?
Wow, this is truly epic prose. Sorry, if I don’t make a note of the substitutions, and don’t use this thing frequently, it’s gone. Needed to make a primer.
At least it’s a simple workaround, and consistent.. This is a pretty light-duty product, after all, and it bends in the middle like a vinyl kids’ book.
The Bluetooth was all screwed up as it’s been a couple of months or more since last use, and I futzed around looking for this online manual, which did the trick. Now the iPhone is assigned to Bluetooth slot 1, and the iPad Mini (O ancient of days) is slot 2.
Until the next time I need this info…
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