20 Most Recent Macally iceKEY Keyboard Questions & Answers

This should be it! Hopefully it's the same model you have.

Take the keyboard out to your back yard, soak it in gasoline, and light it on fire. That is the only way you will ever be rid of the problems with this keyboard. I'm guessing you haven't even figured out half of the other problems yet. Like the USB ports on the sides of the keyboard being completely worthless. Please burn it and tell everyone you did so no one will but this POS.

It may be due to many reasons:-

1. The keys rear ends must have broken.
2. Must be a faulty connection between the keys and their sockets.
3. The connective sockets must have acquired dust.

Try encountering the above reasons. If problem persists, contact the dealer.

The print screen button doesn't to it on it's own. You press it when what you want is on the screen, then open a photo program and paste the 'captured' image in. hold ctrl tap the v key, then let go of both keys.
it should then show you your screenshot. you can then save it or print it

on a macintosh shift + cmd + 4 then you will find it on the desktop as a png image file all ready for you
on windows there is a print screen button on the keyboard then you paste is into paint or word e.t.c. then save the image as jpg or something

Hey there Randall, the inside of the key should have all the connectors required therefore you should be able to orientate it correctly above and just pop it back in place with some downward force. If this isnt working, try pulling up what may be left in the place where the key was. If you can get something out try reattaching that to the base of the key and then begin placement again. If unable to accomplish this then the plastic connectors have boken and it is time for a new keyboard. Nothing lasts forever. Good luck!

Click on the Apple menu in the top left corner of the screen.
Select "System Preferences" from the dropdown menu.
Click on the "Mouse" or "Trackpad" icon in the preferences, depending on the Macally device you are using.
In the "Scroll & Zoom" tab, look for the "Scroll Lock" option and uncheck it.
This should disable scroll lock on your Macally device. If the "Scroll Lock" option is not available in the system preferences, you may need to install the latest drivers for your Macally device."

You should be able to do that by pressing the "Fn + Scroll Lock (F14)" keys simultaneously.

There are a few potential reasons why your Macally keyboard is not staying on even when fully charged:

1. Battery issues: The battery in the keyboard may be faulty or malfunctioning. It's possible that the battery is not holding a charge or is not working properly.
2. Power management settings: Check your keyboard's power management settings and make sure that it is set to stay on when fully charged. Some keyboards have a sleep mode that turns off the keyboard when not in use to conserve power.
3. Connectivity issues: Make sure that the keyboard is properly connected to your computer. Also check if the keyboard works with other devices.
4. Firmware update: Make sure you have the latest firmware update for your keyboard. Sometimes an update can fix any bugs that cause the keyboard to turn off when it's fully charged.
5. Damaged charging port: The charging port of the keyboard may be damaged and not able to charge the battery.

It's recommended to contact the manufacturer's customer support team, they will be able to assist you in diagnosing the problem and provide a solution. If the keyboard is still under warranty, you may be able to get it repaired or replaced for free.

the manual should cover that. but varies, on actual use. the keyboard goes to sleep. the longer is sleeps the longer the battery last. why not just let it do its thing until it dies or makes chararcters like this ou[aopiup0[ep[ ibp[em iepoifpeo[p[eifkp no model keyboard told so can not RTM to you.

If you prefer the top row of keys to always behave as standard function keys without holding the Fn key:

1. Choose System Preferences from the Apple menu.
2. Click Keyboard.
3. Click the Keyboard tab if it's not already highlighted.
4. Select "Use all F1, F2, etc. keys as standard function keys"

Adding the keyboard is one thing but without the correct driver, your pc will not be able to recognise it or make it usable. Check in your device list to see if it shows up and whether it is functioning. If not, you need to download the correct driver from the keyboard manufacturer.

It sounds as if it is dead and you may have to purchase another, (obviously check batteries connections first) find out if there is still warranty left as i'm not sure if it will be classed as a consumable.