Confused Indicators; Charging Problem; Disposal Of The Rechargeable Lithium Battery - iPazzPort KP-810-21S User Manual

4) confused indicators

Some users may be confused with the indicators under the key "V-" .We here to go into more details
(1) Three colors , the yellow indicator means low power capacity ,steady red one means charging status,
and blinking blue one ,working status.
(2) in use: Power on the keyboard (the yellow one and blue one blink 2-3 times then the former goes off and
then the later
(3) when the yellow indicator blinks ,please charge it with including charging cable.
(4) The working indicator is to resonate with every action on the keyboard ( on keys or touchpad or scrollbar)
note:
(1) Please refer to the picture in page 2 for more details of the position of these indicators
(2) The capslock is not available here
(3) The yellow and the blue indicator will both blink if the keyboard is locked in advance.( and this is a good
way to check out if the keyboard is locked or not )
(4) The red indicator will be steady on in charging status, and go off when fully charged
5) charging problems( can't be charged)
Here are some suggestions for solving some common charging problems:
(1) Please fully charge the keyboard when you unbox the keyboard.( the power capacity may be a bit low
for not fully charged in factory plus the time in stock .)
(2) please charge the timely before it totally runs out to prolong the battery life expectancy
(3) Please take out the lithium battery if you don't use this keyboard for a rather long time in case of
shortening the life expectancy of the battery
(4) Please charge the keyboard with the including charging cable to avoid damaging the battery
(5) This keyboard can be used in charging status in return to prolong the charging time
(6) The red light will be steady on in charging status and go out when fully charged
(7) Please refer to the way in page 4 to charge the keyboard correctly

6) Disposal of the rechargeable lithium battery

At the end of its serviceable life, this product should not be treated as household or general waste.
It should be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic
equipment, or returned to the supplier for disposal
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