Once plugged in does it allow for the use of more than one key to be pressed at a time for keyboard shortcuts (example: Ctrl+C or Ctrl+Shft+Delete)?
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Those will work fine. Where this unit fails is when you are holding down a key to repeat, such as in a PC game, pressing a second key will disable the repeat feature of the first key and you must release it and press it again for the repeat function. As I stated in my review, this is unacceptable for gaming and I have notified the company of this defect.
46984
In my experience (several months), there has been no compromise whatsoever in normal keyboard function. I can use any and all key sequences and combinations I have used on any system with a standard wired or wireless keyboard connection.
1330750
You can use only one at a time if you want. Must be why there are two control knobs.
1684115
You can use them at the same time. This keypad basically becomes part of the keyboard.
1450487
Not that I can find on the keyboard. That would likely be a software option on whatever you are using it on.
236783
It enters keystrokes as you are typing. it doesn't automatically add stuff unless you are using the keyboard.
897724
Yes. I don't have the full list of key commands in front of me but there is a pretty robust set of hotkeys that can switch the K/M, video, audio or all at the same time. See my review for details.
1394135
If I remember correctly, holding the * key for a second or two locks the keypad. It's mentioned in the user manual.
1864424
Yes you can set any and all pedals to Ctrl and Shift but depressing more than one pedal at the same time does not seem to trigger the latter pedal(s).
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Yes to both. There are lights for Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll Lock, etc just like most other keyboards. And since the mouse & keyboard would use separate ports, there's no reason for them to interfere....but if it helps reassure you, I now use 2 of these keyboards: 1 at work (where I use a Logitech Wireless mouse), and 1 at home (where I have a wired Logitech mouse), and there's no difference in how they perform. This is a fantastic keyboard...I especially like the Mute button @ the top (very helpful @ the office, for those times when unexpected sounds or music pop up - I can just quickly tap that button instead of hunting for the speaker icon in the system tray!) Yes to both. There are lights for Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll Lock, etc just like most other keyboards. And since the mouse & keyboard would use separate ports, there's no reason for them to interfere....but if it helps reassure you, I now use 2 of these keyboards: 1 at work (where I use a Logitech Wireless mouse), and 1 at home (where I have a wired Logitech mouse), and there's no difference in how they perform. This is a fantastic keyboard...I especially like the Mute button @ the top (very helpful @ the office, for those times when unexpected sounds or music pop up - I can just quickly... » Read More Yes to both. There are lights for Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll Lock, etc just like most other keyboards. And since the mouse & keyboard would use separate ports, there's no reason for them to interfere....but if it helps reassure you, I now use 2 of these keyboards: 1 at work (where I use a Logitech Wireless mouse), and 1 at home (where I have a wired Logitech mouse), and there's no difference in how they perform. This is a fantastic keyboard...I especially like the Mute button @ the top (very helpful @ the office, for those times when unexpected sounds or music pop up - I can just quickly tap that button instead of hunting for the speaker icon in the system tray!) « Show Less
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that's a good question, I never tried to use both at the same time. there is no input selector so I would expect both inputs to come through at the same time...I'l, have to try it
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The Powermate will let you program pretty much any key-press into its functions. You could certainly set it up such that either the "click" or the "click-and-hold" function presses the space bar.
1111149
there is just a delete key that essentially acts as a backspace key too... the keyboard functionality is great! you won't have much difficulty getting use to it or its size
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i havent tried ... basically it can perform any combination of keyboard clicks including holding down the ctrl together with something else ... should the character have any combination of keys then yes ... if you mean switching to greek keyboard, i guess once it is switched to greek keyboard, then it will work normally ... you live in greece? ... i have one to sell !!
240588
There is only one plug for both. Remember that there is no ON/OFF button/switch on the keyboard, which we did not know when we bought it.
226517
No. There is only 1 button. On my system it is right click by default but you may be able to change it through your systems drivers.
1197735
Yes, for the most part. W,A,S,D and later in the game, Q, F, and G are added (as you get more abilities). I had no problem playing with a mouse and these keys.
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yes, but when you're programming them, best to only have 1 plugged in at a time. I've used 2 switches simultaneously under Linux.