Nyko 83202 Type Pad Rechargeable Battery Keyboard
INSTRUCTION
- TYPE PAD is designed to be compatible with the original and new versions of the XBOX one wireless controller
- ThosewithnewmodelXBOXOnecontrollers(with standard headset input)will need to extend the pass-thru headset jack located under the rubber cover on the back of the Type Pad. GenUyflip into an extended position and replace the rubber cover to cover the storage area
- Attach the Type Pad by aligning the plugs and gently pressing into place
- Power on the controller and console.
- Press and release the SYNC button on the Type Pad to initiate pairing. The LED indicator will blink rapidly to indicate sync discovery mode.
- Insert the Wireless Adaptor into an available USB port on the side or back of the console.
- Once properly paired, the LED indicator will glow SOLID blue for 2-3 seconds to indicate successful connection before turning OFF. Test the mini directional pad and buttons to confirm proper operation. Repeat procedure if necessary to establish sync.
- Once properly installed, connect headset (style compatible with your controller) by directly connecting to the appropriate port on the Type Pad.
Warranty
Nyko Product Limited Warranty:
This Nyko product is warranted to the original purchaser for the product’s normal intended use for a period of ninety (90) days from the date of pun;hase. If a defect covered under this warranty occurs, Nyko will ,eplace or ,epair the product or its defective parts, at Nyko’s option, at no charge. This warranty does not apply to defects resulting from misuse or modification of the product. The product should be returned with proof of pun;hase, a brief statement of the claimed defect, end the purchaser’s contact information, to: Nyko Technologies, Inc., 1990 Westwood Blvd., 3rd Floor; Los Angeles, CA 90025, with freight charges prepaid. Please allow 3-4 weeks for processing.
Contact us
If you are experiencing difficulties, please contact us:
- Email: customersupport@nyko.com
- Phone: +1-888-400-6956
FAQS
Wireless keyboards can use either lithium-ion (built-in) batteries or AA batteries for power
Keyboard batteries last at least 6 months. – Mouse batteries (2 AA alkalines) require replacement every 6 weeks like clockwork
Wireless keyboards need their own power source. The two most common choices are rechargeable and battery-powered
It will depend on the device. My own experience ranges roughly from one to three years. (Over the last two decades, I have had a large number of such wireless devices, many of which I am still using today.)
yes it works with rechargeable battery. Most non-rechargeable batteries gives 1.5 v at start and with gradual usage/discharge the voltage drops up to 1 . 0 volt. So mostly electronic’s circuit is designed for that anticipation.
Rechargeable batteries often have another voltage than the same size battery for single-use.
The wireless keyboard and mouse battery life varies depending on the model and the brand. In most cases, they are low-drain devices, so they don’t drain the battery too fast. Typically, they use regular AA or AAA batteries that could last between three to six months.
Rechargeable batteries typically last between two and five years and can be recharged hundreds of times. While they cost more than alkaline batteries, they last longer per use than alkaline batteries and end up saving you money in the long run
Wireless keyboards usually contain small radio transmitters. Like any radio transmitter, they need power to operate. Typically the power comes from batteries; if the batteries go dead, you won’t be able to use the keyboard.
According to this video by linustechtips, turning on keyboard back-lighting consumes upto 16% more battery power than turning it off.
The most obvious reason for using a keyboard cover is to keep your keyboard clean and free of debris
For the fastest battery charging performance, make sure your device is on while charging. Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad can be used while charging
Yes, the Bluetooth keyboard will work while it is charging and connected via Bluetooth to the host
The life expectancy of a computer keyboard depends on a number of factors, with brand name mechanical keyboards lasting 10 – 30 years whereas a cheaper membrane/rubber dome keyboard might only last 2 years in total.
In most cases yes you could but read the requirements of the device and what it needs vs the amounts the charger will produce and go from there. The charger might or might not provide enough current for the device to operate properly.
