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This document provides instructions for a Nuklz Large Print desktop keyboard. It is designed with large letters for low vision users. It connects via USB and works with Windows, Mac, and Chrome OS. Some keys are abbreviated to maximize visibility. The document describes what each key does, such as the power, sleep, insert, delete, home, and page up/down keys. It notes requirements for certain keys to function properly depending on the operating system.

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Keyboard Manual

This document provides instructions for a Nuklz Large Print desktop keyboard. It is designed with large letters for low vision users. It connects via USB and works with Windows, Mac, and Chrome OS. Some keys are abbreviated to maximize visibility. The document describes what each key does, such as the power, sleep, insert, delete, home, and page up/down keys. It notes requirements for certain keys to function properly depending on the operating system.

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Edmund Federis Jr.
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Keyboards

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Instruction Manual
Model: Magnus 125
Congratulations on your purchase of a Nuklz Large Print desktop keyboard. Your keyboard is designed with large letters
to have the highest possible contrast for seeing in low light or for those with visual impairments.

Your keyboard is a plug and play usb device and should work immediately upon plugging it in without any special drivers.
Allow a couple minutes for your new drivers to automatically install if necessary. Please note that other keyboards you
may have connected should be unplugged for it to work properly. Designed to work with all versions of windows from
Windows 98 and up. Also designed to work with Chrome OS and Mac systems.

In order to make it highly visible, some keys have been abbreviated. Please take a few moments to familiarize yourself
with them.

Power key - POWER DOWN. This key will turn off the power Ins key - INSERT. Used to switch between two text entering
to your personal computer. Please note that your operating modes. When activated, the cursor inserts the next typed
system must have this feature turned on in order for it to character at it's current position. Please note that not all
function. operating systems or word processors support this toggle
feature. Hence it is defaulted to on.
Sleep key - SLEEP MODE. This will put your computer into
hibernation mode. Please note that your computer must Del key - DELETE. When entering text, it will delete the
support this feature and this function must be turned on for character space to the right of the cursor.
this button to work. Not all systems support this function.
Hm key - HOME. This key returns to the beginning of a line,
Wake Up key - WAKE UP. This will bring your computer back page, cell or document, depending on where your cursor is
from hibernation mode. Please note that your computer must positioned.
support this feature and this function must be turned on for
this button to work. Not all systems support this function. End key - END. Can have different functions, depending on
the program that is running. It may move the cursor to the
PS key - PRINT SCREEN. When pressed, this key will copy the end of the line or cell.
image on the screen to the computer's clipboard memory.
This image can then be retrieved by pasting it into another Pu key - PAGE UP. Will move one page up in the document or
program. spreadsheet.

Sl key - SCROLL LOCK. This key can be toggled on and off and Pd key - PAGE DOWN. Will move one page down in the
is indicated by the right hand light above the number pad. document or spreadsheet.
This key is mainly used in spreadsheet programs, though
NL key - NUMBER LOCK. This enables/disables the number
some older text entry programs will use it. When toggled on,
keypad.
the cursor or selected cell will not change while using the up
or down arrows to scroll the page. Windows key - Located just below the left Shift key and the
letter Z. This button invokes the Windows start menu, though
Pb key - PAUSE/BREAK. Used with the command prompt or
it's function may vary depending on the operating system.
on windows startup. Designed to pause text-mode programs
Ctrl+Esc usually performs the same thing.
output. During windows startup, text may scroll too fast to
read, or commands entered in the command prompt scroll Menu key - Located just below the right hand Shift key. The
too fast. This key pauses the text. The functionality of this main function of this key is to launch a context menu from
key largely depends on how your software was made. Not all the program currently running, similar to what a right click
programs respond to it. would perform.

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