LMP USB numeric Keyboard (ANSI)
109 keys, 2x USB Ports, Aluminum
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LMP USB numeric Keyboard (ANSI)
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product overview
The new LMP USB Keyboard KB-1243 is a cost-effective alternative to the Apple Magic Keyboard and can be used with any Mac with USB port. The rugged 3-zone wired USB keyboard with 109 keys (ANSI) and aluminum upper cover features a numeric keypad (which includes the “=” sign) and two additional USB 2.0 ports for low-energy peripherals. The keycaps are laser-engraved and have a traditional tactile feeling. The KB-1243 can be used for vintage Mac/Mac OS X as well as for current Mac/macOS.
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Keyboard layout
- US
System requirements
- Mac OS X 10.5 to 10.11, macOS 10.12 or higher Mac with USB port
Material
- Aluminum upper cover
Laser engraved keycaps made of ABS
Color
- Silver
Dimensions
- 428 x 113 x 17 mm
EAN Code
- Silver: 7640113433581
Space Gray: 7640113433789
Ports
- 2x USB 2.0 hub for low-energy peripherals (i.e. USB mouse, USB flash)
Weight
- 670 gr
FAQ & Support
The symbols “°/^” and “</>” are reversed.
If the symbols “°/^” (symbol beneath “esc” key) and “</>” are reversed, you can swap them by pressing “fn + °/^” (“fn + [key below “esc” key]“.
The numerical keypad is not working
1
In some cases the system preference "Enable Mouse Keys" is activated. When this checkbox is activated, the numerical keypad acts as mouse, moving the cursor up/down and left/right.
2
Go to “System Preferences"
3
Go to “Accessibility"
4
Disable the option "Enable Mouse Keys"
5
Your Keyboard should work again.
Function / System functions keys are not working
By pressing “fn + esc” keys, the top row of keyboard is changing from system functions (such as “brightness up/down” or “volume up/down”) to true functional keys (F1, F2, etc.). “fn + esc” changes back and forth between system functions and true Fx keys.
