He kaihanga matua a CHERRY o te ao mō ngā taputapu tāuru rorohiko, e rongonui ana mō āna pana papapātuhi miihini me ngā taputapu tari.
HEREI is a globally recognized German manufacturer specializing in computer peripheral devices. Founded in 1953 in the United States and now headquartered in Germany, the company is best known for its mechanical keyboard switches—the CHERRY MX series—which are the industry standard for gaming and professional typing.
In addition to components, CHERRY produces a wide range of finished products including high-precision office keyboards, mice, smart card readers, and secure input solutions for the healthcare and government sectors. The brand has also expanded into the gaming market under the CHERRY XTRFY label, offering high-performance gear for esports enthusiasts.
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Turn on the keyboard and select a Bluetooth channel (e.g., BT1). Press and hold the corresponding Bluetooth key (often combined with the Fn key) for about 3-5 seconds until the LED flashes blue. Open Bluetooth settings on your device, search for the keyboard, and pair it.
Most CHERRY mice have a dedicated DPI button on the top or bottom. Pressing this button toggles between preset resolution levels. The LED indicator usually flashes to confirm the setting (e.g., 1 flash for 1000 DPI, 2 flashes for 2000 DPI).
For many CHERRY keyboards, press and hold specific key combinations (such as FN + Backspace) for several seconds. For mice, you may need to use a paperclip to press a reset button on the underside or hold the DPI/Scroll buttons while plugging it in. Check your specific model's manual for the exact procedure.