Kensington QuietType MK7500F User manual

Kensington MK7500F QuietType™ Pro Silent Mechanical Keyboard –Wireless (Full).
The box contains one MK7500F keyboard, one USB-C to USB-A cable, one 2.4GHz USB receiver, one dust cover, one wrist rest, a Welcome card,
a Compliance sheet, a Battery Warning insert, a Warranty card, and an Instruction Guide.
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1. Use the toggle button on the left side of the keyboard to select your connection type: Bluetooth (left), USB-A cable (center), or 2.4GHz USB receiver (right). The center position is also the off position.

2. Connect your keyboard.
a. Connect using the included 2.4GHz USB receiver.
b. Slide the connection toggle to the right.
c. Retrieve the USB receiver from the storage slot on the bottom of the keyboard.
d. Insert the USB receiver into the USB-A port on your host device. This will provide a reliable connection up to 10 meters away.

Connect via Bluetooth.
a. Slide the connection toggle to the left. A blue LED will illuminate to indicate the active channel.
b. You can connect to and rotate between up to three Bluetooth devices. Press the Pause and Fn keys to rotate between Bluetooth connections.
One blue LED indicates that BT1 is the active connection. Two blue LEDs indicates that BT2 is the active connection. Three blue LEDs indicates that BT3 is the active connection.

c. To enter Bluetooth pairing mode, press the Pause and Fn keys for more than 3 seconds.
You are in pairing mode for 30 seconds. The blue LED will blink when the keyboard is in pairing mode.
d. Select the Kensington MK7500F on the host device to complete the pairing.
e. Bluetooth provides a reliable connection up to 10 meters away.

Connect using the included USB-C to USB-A cable.
a. Slide the connection toggle to the center position.
b. Remove the dust guard from the USB-C port on the side of the keyboard behind the meeting control keys and insert the appropriate end of the included USB-A cable.
c. Connect the other end of the cable to a USB-A port on your host device.
d. The wired connection is supported when both ends of the USB-A cable are properly connected.

3. The LED light next to the meeting controls indicates how much battery life is available.
A green light indicates the battery is between 15% to 100% capacity.
An orange light indicates the keyboard is charging.
A red light indicates the battery has less than 15% battery remaining.
When the battery is less than 15%, the keyboard requires a minimum of 5V/1A (5W) of USB power to properly charge the keyboard.

4. The meeting control keys are located on the top left of the keyboard.
Use the microphone key to mute or unmute.
Use the camera key to turn your Camera on or off.
Use the upward facing phone key to answer a call.
Use the downward facing phone key to end a call.
To customize your keyboard further, download Kensington Konnect for keyboards.

5. Additional function keys for Windows and Mac include a Calculator key*, Search key, a Show Desktop key, and a Screen Shot key.
*On Mac, the Calculator key requires Kensington Konnect.

6. Use the function keys to enhance productivity.
Press Fn and P keys to switch to Windows mode.
Press Fn and O keys to switch to macOS mode.