Main keyboard keys

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Android Back key

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Android Home key

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Android Menu key

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App Menu:  App-specific, this launches the menu for the active app; it performs the same function as the menu key that most apps have (giving options for help, about, exit, etc.). It is supported in Trimble Access, but for 3rd party apps it may not do anything.

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Function keys F1-F12

These can be configured in the Trimble software according to your requirements. Refer to the Trimble software documentation.

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Numeric Keypad, Numeric Keypad Enter key, and Cursor Lock / Num Lock key:

• The Numeric Keypad is locked to Num Lock by default; the 0 to 9, decimal point (‘.’) and minus (‘-’) keys perform the same as the numeric keyboard on a standard PC keyboard.

• The Numeric Keypad Enter key performs the same as the numeric keyboard Enter key on a standard PC keyboard.

• Cursor Lock / Num Lock key. By default, the numeric keypad is locked in Num Lock (the LED status icon above the key is OFF).

  To turn off Num lock and turn on Cursor lock, press the yellow Fn key (10) and press the . key (the decimal point) to change the numeric keypad to a Cursor Navigation state. In Cursor Navigation state, the keys function according to the "key+Shift" behavior (Home; End; Page up; Page Down; left, right, up, or down arrow; Insert; and Delete.)

  When in Cursor Navigation state, the LED status icon above the key is ON (green).

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Volume keys:  Use to adjust the device's speaker volume.

• use the keyboard keys Fn+8 = Volume up, Fn+5 = Volume down, or use the volume slider that appears on the side of the screen to adjust the Media volume when you press Fn+8 or Fn+5.

• To control other sounds (Call volume, Ring volume, Notifications, Alarms) tap ... below the Volume slider to access the Sound settings.

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Print Screen (Fn+0). Capture a screenshot of what is currently visible on the screen.

Screenshots are saved to the Files / Images / Screenshots folder and can also be accessed under Photos / Screenshots.

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Modifier Keys: Fn, Shift , Ctrl, and AGr

Modifier keys are keys that modify the action taken when other keys are pressed while the modifier key is held down or are in sticky mode. Modifier keys can be used in combinations with more than one key pressed at the same time.

To make the keyboard easier to use, the modifier keys can be configured as sticky keys. When sticky keys are enabled the modifier keys “stick down” when pressed so that you do not need to press-hold a modifier key while you press the other key. See See Modifier keys and Sticky keys: modes and settings for more information.

The Search key () is used as a non-modifier key to open the Android Search function. The Search key can be made into a Sticky key using the settings; see Modifier keys and Sticky keys: modes and settings for more information. When pressed and held, or when in Sticky mode, the Search key is a modifier key that allows access to various keyboard shortcut options. For example, press and hold the Sticky key and then press the E key to open your primary email application.

To see a list of Search key modifier shortcuts, press Search + /. A list will be displayed.

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Fn Key (Function Select key). Use the Fn key to access a key's alternate function, as printed above the key in yellow.

• If sticky keys are not enabled, press-hold the Fn key and press the other required key.

• If sticky keys are enabled you do not need to hold the Fn key while pressing the other key.

  See Modifier keys and Sticky keys: modes and settings for m for more information.

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Caps Lock = Fn+Z: locks the keyboard alphabetic keys to capital letters. The Caps LED will illuminate when Caps Lock is on.

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Power key. Turn the screen on / off. Press-hold the Power key for a couple of seconds to quickly access settings to power off or restart the device, or place the device into Shelf mode (see Turning the device on or off, Power modes, Doze mode).

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Screen Lock = Fn+1. Use to temporarily disable the touchscreen. Press Fn+1 again to unlock the touchscreen.

In this mode Quick Settings are still accessible, and you can still operate the active application using the keyboard.

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Screen Display Brightness: Adjust the display's backlight brightness:

• Fn+7 = brighter

• Fn+4 = dimmer

You can also set the display brightness to adjust automatically when the ambient lighting conditions change. See Display settings: adjusting the backlight.

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Back Tab key. The back tab key performs the same function as pressing the Shift key and the Tab key. For many applications this will move the focus to the previous control in the sequence, as opposed to the Tab key which moves the focus to the next control.

For applications that use the Tab key for text entry, the Back Tab key typically performs the same as the Tab key.