Safety Guidelines:
1, Avoid spills: Keep liquids away from the mechanical keyboard, as spills may damage the circuitry.
2, Do not pull the cord forcibly: When unplugging, pull the plug instead of the cord to avoid damage.
3, Regular Cleaning: Dust and debris can affect performance. Regular cleaning can extend the life of your keyboard.
4, Be aware of noise: Mechanical keyboards can be louder than regular ones. Be considerate of your surroundings when typing.
5, Protect the USB connector: When not in use, turn off and store the keyboard properly to protect the USB connector.
6, Software Updates: Keep your keyboard software up to date to ensure optimal performance.
7. Avoid drops: Mechanical keyboards are durable, but strong impacts can still cause damage.
8, Understand your keyboard layout: Mechanical keyboards can have different layouts. Make sure you are familiar with it for optimal use.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
Keyboard is unresponsive: Try testing it on a different device or USB port.
Incorrect characters displayed: Check your computer's language and regional settings, make sure they match your keyboard layout.
Stuck keys: Physical obstructions or dust can cause keys to get stuck. Regular cleaning helps prevent this problem.
Keyboard lag: This can be due to system resource issues. Closing unnecessary background applications can often help.
Not recognized by computer: Try restarting your computer or testing the keyboard on a different device.
Keyboard lights not working: Check your keyboard settings and make sure the backlight option is enabled.
The application does not respond to keyboard input: Check if the keyboard works outside of the problematic application. If so, the problem may be with the software itself.
