Logickeyboard Titan Wireless Backlit Keyboard for MakeMusic Finale - Mac User Manual

Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the Logickeyboard Titan Wireless Backlit Keyboard, specifically designed for use with MakeMusic Finale software on Mac operating systems. The keyboard integrates essential software shortcuts directly onto the keycaps, aiming to enhance workflow efficiency for music notation professionals. It features a durable aluminum chassis, backlit keys for various lighting conditions, and versatile connectivity options including USB and Bluetooth.

Nga waahanga matua

• Wireless Mac Keyboard optimized for MakeMusic Finale with Backlit Keys.
• Visual Keyboard Shortcuts printed directly on keycaps for immediate reference.
• Bluetooth Connectivity for wireless operation.
• Rechargeable Battery providing extended wireless use.

Aratohu Tatūnga

1. Te Whakataki i te Papapātuhi

Before initial use, ensure the keyboard is fully charged. Connect the provided USB cable to the keyboard's charging port and to a powered USB port on your computer or a USB wall adapter. The charging indicator light will show the charging status. A full charge can provide up to 300 hours of continuous wireless use.

2. Te hono ma te Nihokikorangi

1. Me whakarite kua utua te papapātuhi, ā, kua whakakāhia hoki.
2. Activate Bluetooth pairing mode on the keyboard (refer to the small indicator light or button, typically F18 or F19 on the keyboard for Bluetooth).
3. I runga i to Mac, haere ki Tautuhinga Pūnaha (Pūnaha Manakohanga) > Nihokikorangi.
4. Locate "Logickeyboard Titan" in the list of available devices and click Tūhono.
5. A pee i nga tohu o runga-mata hei whakaoti i te tukanga takirua.

3. Te hono ma te USB

For a wired connection, simply connect the keyboard to your Mac using the provided USB cable. The keyboard will be recognized automatically, and it will also charge while connected.

Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

The Logickeyboard Titan is designed to streamline your workflow in MakeMusic Finale by providing direct visual access to common shortcuts. The keycaps feature both standard Mac legends and specific Finale commands, often color-coded for clarity.

Figure 1: Full layout of the Logickeyboard Titan for MakeMusic Finale. This image displays the full layout of the Logickeyboard Titan, highlighting the dedicated shortcut legends for MakeMusic Finale. Each key features its standard character or function, along with specific musical notation commands printed directly on the keycap. The keyboard has a grey chassis with black keys, and the shortcut legends are in various colors to differentiate functions.

Understanding Key Legends

Each key on the Logickeyboard Titan features multiple legends:

• Primary Legend: The standard character or function (e.g., 'Q', 'Tab', 'Shift').
• Finale Shortcut: Specific MakeMusic Finale commands, often located below or beside the primary legend. These are typically color-coded for different categories of functions (e.g., red for navigation, green for editing, blue for tools).
• Ngā Kī Whakarerekē: Standard Mac modifier keys like Whakahaere, Kōwhiringa, a Whakahau are clearly marked.

Common Finale Shortcuts Exampiti:

• Q Key: Primary function 'Q', Finale shortcut 'quit Finale'.
• W Key: Primary function 'W', Finale shortcut 'close doc'.
• He Kī: Primary function 'A', Finale shortcut 'select all'.
• S Key: Primary function 'S', Finale shortcut 'save'.
• Kī F: Primary function 'F', Finale shortcut 'flip tie'.
• G Key: Primary function 'G', Finale shortcut 'show/hide entry'.
• Mukua Kī: Primary function 'delete', Finale shortcuts 'delete measure stack', 'delete entry'.
• Number Pad Keys (1-9): Often used for 'sel. change' (selection change) and specific musical intervals like '1 step', '2nd above', '3rd above', '4th above', '5th above', '6th above', '7th above', '8ve above', '9th above'.
• Navigation Keys (Home, End, Page Up, Page Down): Labeled with 'previous pg or screen', 'next page or screen'.
• Pātuhi Taumahi (F1-F19): Many F-keys have specific Finale functions, such as F1 for 'unison', F2 for '2nd layer', F3 for '3rd layer', F4 for '4th layer', F5 for '5th layer', F6 for '6th layer', F7 for '7th layer', F8 for '8ve', F9 for '9th layer'. F17, F18, F19 are related to backlight, Bluetooth, and USB connectivity.

Familiarize yourself with the specific legends on each key to maximize your efficiency within MakeMusic Finale. The backlit keys ensure visibility in various lighting conditions.

Te Tiaki me te Tiaki

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Logickeyboard Titan, follow these maintenance guidelines:

• Te horoi: Whakamahia he kakahu ngohengohe, karekau he ngongo paku dampened with water or a mild, non-abrasive cleaning solution to wipe down the keycaps and chassis. Avoid excessive moisture. Do not spray cleaners directly onto the keyboard.
• Tango Puehu: Whakamahia te hau kōpeke hei tango i te puehu me te para i waenganui i nga ki.
• Rokiroki: Ki te kore e whakamahia mō te wā roa, rongoatia te papapātuhi ki te wāhi hauhautanga, maroke, kia matara atu i te rā tika me te pāmahana tino kino.
• A ape i te pakaru: Purihia te wai mai i te papapātuhi kia kore ai e pakaru nga waahanga o roto.

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Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For information regarding product warranty, technical support, or service inquiries, please refer to the official Logickeyboard webpaetukutuku, whakapā atu ranei ki ta raatau tautoko kaihoko. Ka taea hoki e koe te toro ki te Logickeyboard Store on Amazon mo etahi atu rauemi me nga taipitopito whakapā.