Wireless Fabric Keyboard
User Guide
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Wireless Fabric Keyboard | User Guide
The Wireless Fabric Keyboard
for Smartphones and Handheld Computers
redefines mobile working.
This User Guide will show you how to get the
most from your Fabric Keyboard.
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Introduction page 02
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Getting to know your Keyboard page 03
• Insert the batteries page 03
• Battery status page 04
• Calibration page 04
• Stuff sack page 04
• Device stand page 04
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Using your Keyboard page 05
• Typing on the keyboard page 05
• Alphabet and number keys page 06
• Navigation keys page 06
• Special characters page 06
• ‘Hot Tips’ page 07
• Turning the keyboard ON/OFF page 08
• Loading the driver page 08
• Connect/disconnect page 08
• Useful indicators page 08
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Settings and Preferences page 08
• Languages page 08
• Sensitivity page 09
• Key repeat rate page 09
• Key repeat delay page 09
• Keyclicks page 10
• Timeout page 10
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Power Management page 10
• Accidental power ON protection page 10
• Auto shutdown page 11
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Care Guide page 11
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About Just Mobile® page 11
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1. ON/OFF button 3. Slide on battery cover
2. Green LED indicator 4. Fabric keyboard
Your lightweight, portable Wireless Fabric Keyboard has the following features:
• 63-key QWERTY format with full size cursor keys
• Shortcut key combination functions
• Supplied with unique patented universal device stand
• Dimensions (open): 306 x 124mm (12 x 4.5”)
• Dimensions (stowed): 124 x 48 x 32mm (5 x 2 x 1.2”)
• Weight: 68g (2.4oz)
• Materials: Sensor – Nylon/PU, Plastic Casing – ABS
• Power: 2 x AAA batteries, no power feed required from target device
• Typical battery life: 10 hours continuous typing
• Wireless connectivity: Bluetooth™
• Operating temperature: 0 to 45ºC
Your keyboard requires 2 x AAA batteries.
It will operate using both rechargeable and
non-rechargeable batteries.
To insert or replace batteries:
1. Remove slide-on battery cover
2. Insert 2 x AAA batteries into the battery
compartment (in correct orientation)
3. Replace slide-on battery cover
Battery handling:
• Use only AAA high-capacity, super
alkaline or lithium disposable batteries
• Never mix old and new batteries or use
different types of batteries together
• Do not expose batteries to direct heat
or dispose of them by burning
• Batteries must be disposed of according
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to local laws and regulations
• Remove batteries from the keyboard if
it will not be used for an extended
period of time
• Remove dead batteries from the
keyboard, if they are not removed they
may leak and cause damage
The battery status for the Fabric Keyboard can
be viewed within the ‘Fabric Keyboard’
application, under the ‘Options’ menu.
This feature optimises typing performance by
aligning the key positions on the keyboard. It is
highly recommended that Calibration be carried
out when the Fabric Keyboard is connected for
the first time.
To calibrate your keyboard:
1. Connect the keyboard to your device
2. Select ‘Options’ > ‘Calibration’ from
the opening screen of the ‘Fabric To abort Calibration select ‘Cancel’
Keyboard’ application To use the Default Calibration settings
3. Follow the onscreen instructions select ‘Default’
A fabric stuff sack is provided for stowing your
Fabric Keyboard away when it is not in use.
The stuff sack offers a handy way to carry your
keyboard.
It will also carry the supplied device stand.
Follow the calibration sequence,
pressing the keys centrally and
in order as prompted
the battery level displayed is
indicates the status for nonrechargeable batteries only.
A universal device stand is supplied with your
Fabric Keyboard to hold your Smartphone or
PDA at your preferred angle for typing.
1. Flex the stand until the arms stick out
2. Insert your Smartphone or PDA
3. Ensure the device lies flat against the
back of the stand
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