Issue 1: Keyboard Not Working After Connecting USB Receiver
Recommended Checks
Ensure the USB receiver is properly inserted into the USB port.
Try connecting the receiver to another USB port on the device.
Restart your computer or laptop and reconnect the receiver.
Verify that the keyboard power switch is turned ON.
Press Fn + 3 (2.4G) to ensure the keyboard is in 2.4 GHz wireless mode.
Issue 2: Keyboard Not Responding
Recommended Checks
Confirm that the batteries are correctly installed according to the polarity markings.
Replace the batteries if they are low or depleted.
Turn the keyboard OFF, wait a few seconds, and then turn it ON again.
Ensure the keyboard is properly connected to the selected device.
Issue 3: Keyboard Stops Working After Some Time
This may occur when the keyboard automatically enters power-saving (sleep) mode after a period of inactivity.
Solution
Press any key on the keyboard to wake it from sleep mode.
Wait a few seconds for the keyboard to reconnect and become responsive.
Issue 4: Wireless Connection Not Stable
Recommended Checks
Ensure the keyboard is within the recommended wireless range (up to 10 meters) from the device.
Avoid placing the USB receiver near sources of wireless interference, such as Wi-Fi routers, Bluetooth devices, or other wireless equipment.
Remove and reinsert the USB receiver to re-establish the connection.
Ensure there are no large obstacles or metal objects blocking the signal.
Issue 5: Keyboard Lagging Issue
Recommended Checks
Check the battery level of the keyboard.
Replace the batteries if they are low or nearly depleted.
If the battery level is low, the battery indicator on the keyboard will light up, indicating that the batteries need replacement.
After replacing the batteries, turn the keyboard OFF and ON again to restore normal performance.
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