AZOLT BuKee User manual

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BuKee
USER MANUAL
KEYBOARD
Bluethooth
Wireless Keyboard

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Contents
1. Introduction 3
2. System requirements 4
3. Using the keyboard - overview 5
4. Installation of the keyboard 6
Windows XP and Windows Vista 6
Windows 7 7
iOS devices 7
Mac OS X 8
Android devices 8
Changing the keyboard’s mode (Android/Windows/Apple) 9
Changing the keyboard layout 9
Windows XP / Windows Vista 10
Windows 7 11
Windows 8/8.1 12
Mac OS X 15
Using the additional function keys 19
5. Frequent questions and problems 21

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1. Introduction
Congratulations to the purchase of the
Keyboard BuKee!
The BuKee can be used for all devices supporting
external Bluetooth® keyboards –irrespective of the
used operating system (Windows XP, Windows Vista,
Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1, MacOS, dierent avors of
Linux, Android, iOS).
Some special features of this keyboard are its robust
design, the wireless communication with the computer
or device, and its compact size. It also oers additional,
useful keys and functions, normally only known from
notebook keyboards. This manual will provide a guide
to get most out of the new keyboard. The Bluetooth®
3.0 keyboard does not have a numeric keypad, thereby
allowing for a more compact design.
Please keep in mind to buy a keyboard with the correct
country-specic layout.Thereby it’s easier for you to use
it and you’ll not be faced with diculties of adaptation.

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2. System requirements
t A device supporting the usage of an external Bluetooth® keyboard
t Correct Bluetooth® functionality
t Support of the bought keyboard layout by the operating system for
a convenient use
t iPad/iPod touch/iPhone (at least iOS 4)
t iMac/Macbook (at least OS X 10.2.8)
Please keep in mind:
Not all function keys can be used with all operating systems.
The keyboard can be used with the following operating systems:
t Windows XP
t Windows Server 2003
t Windows Server 2008
t Windows Vista
t Windows 7
t Windows 8/8.1
t MacOS with at least OS X 10.2.8 (Macbook, iMac, cannot be used with Mac Mini)
t Dierent avors of Linux
t Smartphones with at least Android 3.0
t iPad/iPod touch/iPhone (iOS 7 not fully supported, Hotkeys for viewing photos
and searching are not working)
Please keep in mind:
Most old devices don’t support Bluetooth® keyboards. Please refer to the
manual of the system and/or the BIOS, to evaluate the possibility to use a
Bluetooth® keyboard.

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NoName Description
1 Function keys Normal function keys and additional functions (for
using with you music/video player, e-mail program
and browser)
2 Connection/
battery LED
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3 Fn key Key for using the additional functions
4 ON/OFF switch Switch the keyboard on or o(to save energy)
5 Connect key Key for the Bluetooth® connection
6 Battery case Case for 2 AAA batteries
3. Using the keyboard - overview
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4. Installation of the keyboard
The new keyboard as all other Bluetooth® devices has to be coupled with the
computer or the smartphone. We describe this procedure in the following for the
most common operating systems.
Please also refer to the manual of your device and/or operating system concerning
the usage of the Bluetooth® devices. Depending on the used operating system and
the keyboard layout you might need to explicitly select this layout.
Windows XP and Windows Vista
t Insert the batteries into the keyboard
t Switch on the keyboard
t Press the“connect”button on the back of the keyboard
`The LED is ashing blue
`The keyboard is prepared for the connection
t Open the control panel:
`Windows XP: Start Settings à Control panel
`Windows Vista: Start Control panel
t Click to‘Add device’
`The search is starting automatically
t Select the Bluetooth® keyboard
t Click to‘Continue’
t A code for the coupling is shown
t Type this code on the keyboard and press‘Enter’in the end
`The Bluetooth® keyboard is now paired
t Close the assistant by clicking to‘Close’
All keys should be working correctly right away, if the new layout is identical
to the old one.

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Windows 7
t Insert the batteries into the keyboard
t Switch on the keyboard
t Press the“connect”button on the back of the keyboard
`The LED is ashing blue
`The keyboard is prepared for the connection
t Click to Start ‘Devices and printers’
t Click to‘Add device’
`The search is starting automatically
t Select the Bluetooth® keyboard
t Click to‘Continue’
t A code for the coupling is shown
t Type this code on the keyboard and press‘Enter’in the end
`The Bluetooth® keyboard is now paired
t Close the assistant by clicking to‘Close’
All keys should be working correctly right away, if the new layout is identical
to the old one.
iOS devices
t Insert the batteries into the keyboard
t Switch on the keyboard
t Press the“connect”button on the back of the keyboard
`The LED is ashing blue
`The keyboard is prepared for the connection
t Open the settings of your iOS device
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t Switch on Bluetooth®
`The device will try to nd the keyboard autonomously
t Asmall box will appear asking you to pair yourdevice with the Bluetooth® keyboard
t Type the code on the keyboard and press‘Enter’in the end
`The Bluetooth® keyboard is now paired
t You will shortly see a ‘coupled’ notice
All keys should be working correctly right away; there is no need to
change the layout.

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Mac OS X
t Insert the batteries into the keyboard
t Switch on the keyboard
t Press the“connect”button on the back of the keyboard
`The LED is ashing blue
`The keyboard is prepared for the connection
t Click to the small Bluetooth® symbol in the right corner of the screen
t Click to ‘Congure Bluetooth® device’ (if this is not possible, you need to switch
on the Bluetooth® functionality by selecting ‘Activate Bluetooth®’)
t The computer searches for new Bluetooth® devices
t Select the Bluetooth® keyboard
t A code for the coupling is shown
t Type this code on the keyboard and press‘Enter’in the end
`The Bluetooth® keyboard is now paired
t Close the assistant by clicking to‘Finish’
All keys should be working correctly right away, if the new layout is identical
to the old one.
Android devices
t Insert the batteries into the keyboard
t Switch on the keyboard
t Press the“connect”button on the back of the keyboard
`The LED is ashing blue
`The keyboard is prepared for the connection
t Switch on Bluetooth® functionality of your Android device
t Select ‘Search’
t Select the found Bluetooth® keyboard
t A small box will appear asking you to pair your device with the Bluetooth®
keyboard
t Type the code on the keyboard and press‘Enter’in the end
`The Bluetooth® keyboard is now paired
t You will shortly see a ‘coupled’ notice
All keys should be working correctly right away; there is no need to change
the layout.

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Changing the keyboard’s mode (Android/Windows/Apple)
The BuKee keyboard has 3 dierent modes for the dierent devices it can be used
with. The modes are Apple (for Macs, iPhones and iPads), Android (for Android
smartphones and tablets), and Windows (for Windows PCs).
You can easily switch them:
t For switching to the Apple mode press
Changing the keyboard layout
Please keep in mind: We do not encourage you to use a keyboard with a layout
dierent from the country-specic or the original one as this could lead to diculties
in adaption and to a productivity loss.
Please also refer to the manual of the computer and/or the operating system as we
only provide a short general overview of the needed steps. The presented approach
should allow you to deal with keyboard mapping issues.
The two main keyboard layout groups are: QWERTY (e.g. US layout) and QWERTZ
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row of the keyboard.
t For switching to the Android mode press
t For switching to the Windows mode press
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To enable the language bar, proceed as follows:
t Open the control panel
t Click on‘Regional and language options’
t Change to the tab‘languages’
t Click to ’details’in the ‘text services and input languages’section
t Change to‘language bar’ (could be found in the‘settings’section)
t Activate the check-box‘show language bar on the desktop’
t Close all dialog windows by clicking to‘OK’
t Continue as described in case 1
CASE 1 – The language bar is visible (as shown in the gure):
CASE 2 – The language bar is not visible (as shown in the gure):
Windows XP / Windows Vista
Click on the two-letter code of
the language bar showing the
actual keyboard layout used.
Just choose the correct
keyboard layout from the list
(e.g. EN for US‘QWERTY’layout
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To enable the language bar, proceed as follows:
t Open the control panel
t Click to‘regions and languages’
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t Click to‘change keyboards‘
t The directly opening dialog, ‘text services and input languages’ shows to
you all actually available keyboard layouts/languages of the computer (you
can add new one be clicking to ‘Add’)
t You can choose the preferred keyboard layout by using the dropdown list
t Please close all opened dialog windows by clicking to ‘OK’
CASE 1 – The language bar is visible (as shown in the gure):
CASE 2 – The language bar is not visible (as shown in the gure):
Windows 7
Click on the two-letter code of
the language bar showing the
actual keyboard layout used.
Just choose the correct
keyboard layout from the list
(e.g. US for US‘QWERTY’layout
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Click on the three-letter code of the language bar showing the actual keyboard
layout used.
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be mapped correctly and work as expected.
CASE 1 – The language bar is visible:
CASE 2 – The language bar is not visible:
CASE 3 – The needed language is not shown, when you click on the
language bar:
Windows 8 / 8.1
To enable the language bar, proceed as follows:
t Right-click to the clock/date
t Click to‘properties’
t Choose‘input indicator’ from the list of system symbols and enable it
t Continue as described in case 1
To add the needed language, proceed as follows:
t Open the
control panel
t Click to‘Clock,
Language and
Region’

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t Click to‘Language’
t Click to‘Add a Language’

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t Search for the needed language, select it and click to “Add”
t Select the needed regional variant and click to“Add”
t Close all dialogs and select you language in the language
bar (ref. case 1)

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Mac OS X
t Just click to
“Continue”
t Press the key
directly right to
the left Shift-key
of the keyboard
Also Mac OS X supports dierent key mapping for installed keyboards. Similar
to the various Windows variants, there is also a language bar used for setting
the keyboard mapping.
When you connect the keyboard to your Macintosh, the computer is detecting
it telling you to help him with the identication. The used routine is self-
explaining:

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t Press the key
directly left
to the right
Shift-key of the
keyboard
t Now select the
right keyboard
layout and click
to“Finish”
If the keyboard doesn’t have the standard country-specic or a layout dierent to the
one, which you used before, you might still need to change the keyboard mapping.
To do so, you rst need to check, if this language bar is visible (as shown in the gure).
It’s showing a small ag of the country of the keyboard mapping.

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CASE 1 – The language bar is visible (as shown in the gure):
CASE 2 – The language bar is not visible (as shown in the gure):
t Just click on the ag
t A list of installed keyboard layouts
is shown
t Just pick the correct one (if it is not
shown just follow the steps below)
t Click on the symbol to open the system
settings
t If you don’t see the language bar, it’s either
not activated or only one keyboard layout is
installed. Please follow the next steps to activate
it and/or install the needed additional layouts.

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t Open the
“Languages &
Region”icon
t Click to
“Input Sources”

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t In this window you can also“add”the additionally needed keyboard
layouts (left side)
t You should also activate “Show input sources”
t After storing the settings and closing of the windows, you’ll see the ag of
the language bar and you can change to your preferred keyboard layout
Using the additional function keys
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F12) above the normal block of alphabetic keys.These keys have been additionally
mapped with additional functions useful to enhance the productivity. Please
keep in mind: Not all function keys and keyboard functions cannot be used with
all platforms and operating systems.

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ESC go to Home screen (Android
& iOS)
F1 page backward (Android) /
decrease brightness level (iSO)
F2 open the standard mail
program (Android) /
increase brightness level (iOS)
F3 open the map (Android) /
open the virtual keyboard (iOS)
F4 open the standard music
player (Android) / open gallery (iOS)
F5 search
F6 change input method
F7 jump to the previous track
F8 pause/continue for
music/video
F9 jump to the next track
F10 mute
F11 decrease master volume
F12 increase master volume
Del lock screen
These additional functions are:
Esc
F4
F5
F6
F7
F9
F8
F10
F11
F12
Del
* Not all function keys are supporting iOS, Android & Windows.