Truly Ergonomic 207 Quick Start Manual

1. Turn ON your computer, and login if required.
2. Plug in your TEK into a working USB port.
3. The Operating System takes
identif your TEK y
For ISO or JIS layouts please review
Make sure your computer is ON the first time
your TEK for each computer. Otherwise,
System might not start. If this happens, simply turn OFF
your computer, unplug your TEK, and follow above steps.
Press the [Fn] key along the top row of keys for special functionality.
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D uring the first hour of typing please
look at the keyboard while typing
type "s l o w l y" even if you are a fast
touch-typist. ompared to start typing C
fast without looking at the keyboard his
recommend ed first hour of typing slowly
will greatly help you get accustomed to
the keys' positions faster
a few seconds
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you plug in
the Operating
Key Location & Special Functionality
Straight Wrists
, T ype with your wrists
and possible. Have your wrists and forearms
in the angle you feel most comfortable,
without the need to match the split
, t angle of your TEK. Additionally, only rest
your hands on the included almrest
when you are not typing; it is better to
. "float" your hands while typing.
Truly Ergonomic Keyboard (TEK)
Models 207 and 209
Quick Setup
1. Move DIP switch #2 to the OFF position
2. Turn ON your computer, and login if required.
3. Plug in your TEK into a working USB port.
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4. The Keyboard Setup Assistant opens.
5. Press the [Esc] key
6. Manually select your TEK:
• ANSI for English US
• JIS for Japanese
• ISO for all other languages
7. Click OK.
[Fn]
NumLock: [1]
[PrintScreen]:
[Superkey]
CapsLock: [A]
Insert:
[Backspace]
[Enter]
Not labeled:
First use
as straight as
p
(top leftmost key)
(l ight under keycap
[Fn] [1]
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Windows : [ Windows key ]
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Linux : [ Meta key ]
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OS X : [ command key
(l ight under keycap
[Fn] [A]
press with either index finger
press with either thumb or index finger
[ScrollLock] : [Fn][Superkey]
[ Pause ]: [Fn] [ 4$ ]
[ Win+Pause ]: [Fn] [5%]
[ Control+Pause ]: [Fn] [6^]
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Mechanical switches require very low
force to activate and provide a gentle
tactile feedback when pressed that
helps you feel when each key registers.
If you hear a loud sound for each key
press, it means you are using too much
force; please press the keys as lightly
as possible.
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(light under [Fn])