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Welcome Fn+Func 2. Bluetooth Keys Nole: In Wlndowo oyotom. pross F1 -F12 to have F1-F1 2 fun ction, press Fn+F1 to F12, Thank you for choosing this Arteck HB220B bluetooth keyboard. To ensure Provldo 0I1ort the fun ction will bo 1110 function showed on the icoin . For example, press Fn +F1 to get optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully function koy ) G t~ Jl es l the mut o function. If nol, ploose press Fn+e if you r system is windows . F7 10 before operating this product. It is strongly recommended you keep the ross Ii This keyboard is able to connect and pa ir to 3 devi ces at l11e same lime. manual for future reference. Steps of Pairing the Keyboard with Your Devices Backllgh You can pair the keyboard to th e devices by long press t11e above bluetooth This koyboord lo oblo to connecl and pair to 3 devices at the same tirne. After connected Tho bock 11 911 Statement keys at the first time. After the keyboard is connected to th e devices , you ca n with 3 dovlcos. you can simply click the blue keys to swtich between different devices. koyboarcl Is The Bluetooth ®word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by switch the keyboard to type on different devices by short click th e above How to pair the 1st device with the keyboard ·1. Pross 1110 1 backlit, pro Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by ARTECK is under license. bluetooth key. Step 1: On tho koyboord. slide th e power button on. Th e blue power light will illuminate . Wh on tho I Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners. for 4 seconds ond 1110 11 turn off to save power. Your keyboard is still on. "Windows" is a trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the Un ited States 3. Status Light Step 2: Long press tho ii,"'l for 3 second s ti ll you see 01 light is blinking. Charge tt and/or other countries. Bluetooth 1 Status Light: Long press th e blue key ~ for 3 Step 3: On yo,ir 1st dov'ice. select: Settling - Bluetooth - On . Press F1 2 (I Step 4: Your ·tst dovlco will display ""B luetooth 3.0 keyboard "" as an available device. blink 10 show "Android" is a trademark of Google Inc. D seconds, the 01 indicator will be blinking . After l11 e bluetooth 1 bluotooll1 3.0 keyboa rd"" on the 1st device. the keyboard is paired to your 2 times is connected to device 1, the indica tor will be off . Step 5: Solocl "" moo,, Product Specifications 01 1st clovlce now. blinking 4 tlm 1. Standard Micro USB interface Step 6: Pross Fn+O If your 1st devi ce is iOS; press Fn +W if your 1st device is Anro id; When you uo Bluetooth 2 Status Light: Long press the blue key ltzi ror :i E low. you nooc 2. Operating distance up to 10 meters press Fn · ► if your 1st dev ice is Windows. seconds, the ?J,, indicator will be blinking. After l11e bh:iero'oth 2 ,e M 3. Modulation system: GFSK How to pair th e 2nd device with the keyboard 1. Plu g 11 D is connected to device 2, the indica tor wi ll be off. Plug th o u 4. Operation voltage: 3.0-4.2V Step 1: On th o keyboard. slide the power button on. The blue power light will illuminate 02 CAPS Status Light: Press on th e [Caps Lock] key. th e Ca ps Lock 5. Operating current: <2.5mA for 4 seconds and then turn off to save powe r. Your keyboard is still on. 3. Charge for CAPS function will be on , and the indicator will be solid on. 6. Standby current: <0.3mA Step 2: Long press i110 CE) for 3 seconds till you see,~:, light is blinking. (])Cautl Step 3: On your 2nd device. select: Settling - Bluetooth - On . 7. Sleep current: <40uA Bluetooth 3 Status Light: Long press the blue key fo r 3 1. Wh en not I G Step 4: Your 2nd devi ce wi ll display ""B lu etooth 3.0 keyboard"' as an available device. 8. Charge current: " 200mA keyboard 10 1, seconds, the llf indicator will be blin ki ng. After th e bluetooth 3 Step 5: Select "" bluetoolh 3.0 keyboard "" on the 2nd device, the keyboard is paired to your 2.When 111 0 p 9. _Standby time: >200 days D is connected to device 3, th e indicator will be orf. 2nd device now. less th an 2 n, 10. Charge time: <2 hours 03 Step 6: Press Fn+Q if your 2nd device is iOS; press Fn+W if your 2nd device is Anroid: Fn Lock Status Light: Press on th e i§li key, th e Fn Lock [un cti on Energy-a, 11. Lithium battery capacity: 500mAh ~ press Fn+E if yo ur 2nd device is Wi ndows. will be on, and the indicator will be solid on. Keyboard "s IC 12. Uninterrupted working time: >90 hours How to pair the 3rd device with the keyboard in to sleep me 13. Lithium battery life: 3 years Charge Light: The indicator will be red while recharging the Step 1: On the keyboard. slide the power button on. The blue power light will illuminate bring it out of for 4 seco nd s and then turn off to save power. Your keyboard is still on . 14. Lithium battery specification: 3.8*20*35mm D keyboard , will become solid green when th e keyboard is fu ll Safe Step 2: Long press the G for 3 seconds till you see 'If light is blinking. &, 15. Keying force: 60±1 0g CHARG E charged. 1. Keep the II Step 3: On your 3rd devi ce. select: Settling - Bl uetooth - On . eowrn Power Light: When you turn on th e keyboard, th e indica tor will 2. Do not pla, 16. Keying life: 3 million strokes Step 4: Your 3rd device will di splay '"B lu etooth 3.0 keyboard"" as an available device. illuminate blue for 3 seconds then be off, th e keyboard is still on. 3. Away from 17. Operating temperature: -10 - +55° Step 5: Select "" bluetooth 3.0 keyboard"' on the 3rd device, the keyboard is paired to your 4. Do not fore Package Contents: Press the F12 key (iOS or Android mode) or Fn+F 12 (windows 3rd dev ice now. mode) the power indicator will blink to show the power meter. 5. Keep awai Arteck HB220B Wireless Keyboard *1 Step 6: Pre ss Fn+ Q if your 3rd device is iOS: press Fn+W if your 3rd device is Anroid ; When the keyboard is in low battery, th e indica tor will be bli nking. press Fn+E if your 3rd device is Windows . Troubles! Micro USB charging cable *1 1. Make surI User manual '1 3. Function Keys How to switch between 1st device, 2nd device or 3rd device After the keyboard is paired with your device. you don"t need to long press the blue keys 2. Make surI Getting Started Guide 3. Ensure th e Hom e Mute .) Volum e down to pa ir it each time. You ca n simply press the relati ve bluetooth icon key to choose th e D 4. Make sure 1. Button relative connected device. When you press the blu etooth icon ke y, the relative indicator 5. Ensure wlr Vo lume up • Previous Track Play/ Pause will illu min ate for 1 seconds then off. ~)» ~I OFF/ON 6. If your can On/Off Slide Switch: Slide switch ON or OFF to control the .. If you don·t need to pa ir the keyboard with 3 devices. you can pair the keyboard with 1 or Next Track Turn on Fn Lock becuase I ~ i Fn + i§li Turn off Fn Lock 2 devices as we ll. @2) device power turn on or turn off. delete It a Switching If the in dicator is soli d on, it means the CAPS lock is on. lf the ~ indicator is solid on, . Virtual Keyboard @) Search !l:fs Back Light Button: The back light will not be on if the keyboard ~ Lanauanae 0 it means the Fn loc k is on. Warranty Windows Pairi ng (Long Press) is not connected to your device. After the keyboard is connected PrtSc Battery Meter Ou r compani * Print Screen Ii G Switch (Click) Notice to your device, press the button once to turn on the back light, If you di dn"t fini sh th e step 6. some Windows system might cannot use F1-F12 or Esc key Contact l (Q) Pairing {Long Press) Pa iring (Long Press) * Light On/ Enhance press the button twice to enhance the back light, press the button ~ Switch (Click) 0 Switch (Click) ca Light / Light Off properly. In thi s situ ati on, you need to press Fn +e if your system is windows . For any inqul the 3rd time to turn off the back light. When the back light is on , • Switch Switch If you are not ab le to co nn ect th e keyboa rd to your devi ce, or if you have any problem or support@art, (Q)+~ n --'· "~ r nlr..-c ©)+~ questions using th e keyboard . pl ease kindly contact with [email protected] for quality-relat press ©) + • or T to change the back light colors.
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