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Activate Windows Thumb Key Mode Program + F7
Activates Windows Thumb Key Mode (see page XX).
Note: No change to the Layout or other basic settings.
Disable (Enable) Key Clicks Program + F8
The Advantage2 is equipped with a unique feature that provides a subtle electronic “click” each time a key press is
registered. The purpose of the key click is to provide auditory feedback to the user regarding when a given key press has
been registered by the computer to discourage “bottoming out”, which if done repeatedly can cause nger pain. Key Clicks
are enabled from the factory but they can be toggled off (or back on).
Disable (Enable) Special Action Tones Program + Shift + F8
The Advantage2 provides a feedback “tone” to alert the user when they have “toggled” the keyboard into special modes
such as Keypad, Num Lock, Caps Lock and Scroll Lock. The tone sounds twice when the special mode has been activated and
once when the mode has been deactivated. Special Action Action Tones are enabled from the factory but they can be toggled
off (or back on).
Soft Reset Program + Shift + F9
Soft Reset erases all macros and remaps from the currently active layout and re-enables macro playback if it was disabled.
Note: Thumb Key Mode, Clicks/Tones and other basic settings are not affected.
Disable Macro Playback Program + F10
Temporarily disables the playback off all saved macros until Macro Playback is toggled back on.
Program/Record Macro Program + F11
A macro is any string of characters or sequence key actions that are trigged by a single action. Macros are powerful
productivity tools that allow users to save time and eliminate repetitive key strokes associated with common keyboarding
tasks. The Advantage2 can be programmed to playback macros triggered by either a single key or a combination of keys.
Individual macros can comprise more than 200 individual keystrokes and dozens of macros can be saved to the keyboard’s
onboard memory.
Note: When a macro is recorded, it is only assigned to the layout that was active during recording.
To program a macro, hold Program and tap F11 to enter Macro Record Mode. The Num Lock LED will ash rapidly
prompting you to select a single trigger key or key combination to trigger the macro.
Note: The Program Key, the Keypad
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