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This document describes the CoolKiller GK75 keyboard, detailing its key combinations, connection methods, and lighting settings.
The CoolKiller GK75 keyboard offers a wide range of functions accessible through FN key combinations, catering to both Windows and Mac operating systems.
Windows FN Key Combinations:
Mac FN Key Combinations:
WIN/MAC Universal Key Combinations: These combinations control connectivity, backlight, and other system functions.
The CoolKiller GK75 keyboard supports multiple connection modes: Bluetooth, 2.4G wireless, and wired.
Bluetooth Mode: To enter Bluetooth pairing mode, press and hold the FN+1, FN+2, or FN+3 key combination for 3 seconds. The corresponding 1/2/3 indicator will flash quickly, indicating pairing mode. Once connected to a device, the indicator will remain on for 3 seconds. If no device is connected, the lights will turn off, and the keyboard will enter sleep mode.
2.4G Mode: To activate 2.4G wireless mode, press and hold the FN+4 key combination for 3 seconds. The indicator light will flash quickly. Insert the 2.4G dongle into your computer. The keyboard will exit pairing mode after a successful connection. If a paired device is not found within 30 seconds, the indicator light will turn off, and the keyboard will go to sleep.
Wired Mode: To switch to wired mode, press and hold the FN+5 key combination for 3 seconds. Connect the keyboard to your device using a USB cable.
Keyboard Lighting Settings: The keyboard offers extensive backlight customization:
The document does not explicitly detail maintenance features beyond the "Reset" function (FN+ESC for both Windows and Mac). Regular cleaning and proper handling are generally recommended for keyboard longevity. The sleep mode functionality in Bluetooth and 2.4G modes helps conserve battery life when the keyboard is not in use or disconnected.
| Brand | CoolKiller |
|---|---|
| Model | GK75 |
| Category | Keyboard |
| Language | English |
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