YANFU BT54 Series Programmable Mechanical Keyboard

Contents

Coidea BT54 Series Programmable Mechanical Keyboard User Manual

Model: BT54 Series

Introduction

This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up, operating, and maintaining your Coidea BT54 Series Programmable Mechanical Keyboard. Designed for gamers, office professionals, and PC enthusiasts, this keyboard offers extensive customization options for an enhanced user experience. Please read this manual thoroughly before using your keyboard.

Specifications

Feature Description
Brand Name YANFU
Keyboard Standard Mini Keyboard (35-key / 54-key variants)
Operation Style Mechanical
Type Bluetooth Wireless / Wired (USB) / 2.4G Wireless
Interface Type USB
Application Desktop, Laptop, Tablet
Keycup Material ABS Plastic
Full Size Keyboard No
Wrist Support No
Battery Included Yes (for wireless models)
Language English
Package Yes
Origin Mainland China
Certification None

Dimensions and Weight

  • 54-key Model:
    • Dimensions: Approximately 17.5cm x 13.3cm x 2.8cm
    • Weight (Wireless): Approximately 322g
    • Weight (Wired): Approximately 310g
  • 35-key Model:
    • Dimensions: Approximately 14.2cm x 11.4cm x 2.8cm
    • Weight (Wireless): Approximately 224g
    • Weight (Wired): Approximately 212g
Dimensions of the 54-key keyboard
Figure 1: 54-key keyboard dimensions (17.5cm x 13.3cm x 2.8cm). Wireless model weighs about 322g, wired model about 310g.
Dimensions of the 35-key keyboard
Figure 2: 35-key keyboard dimensions (14.2cm x 11.4cm x 2.8cm). Wireless model weighs about 224g, wired model about 212g.

Package Contents

Upon opening your package, please ensure all the following items are present:

  • Coidea BT54 Series Mechanical Keyboard (35-key or 54-key variant)
  • 1.5m Data Cable (USB)
  • 2.4G Wireless Receiver (for wireless models)
Package contents including keyboard, data cable, and 2.4G receiver
Figure 3: Included accessories: 1.5m data cable and 2.4G receiver. Note: The wireless backlight will only light up when plugged into the data cable.

Setup Instructions

Follow these steps to set up and configure your Coidea mechanical keyboard:

  1. Open Configuration Software: Download and install the dedicated configuration software for your Coidea keyboard.
  2. Connect the Keyboard: Use the provided 1.5m data cable to connect the keyboard to your computer.
  3. Configure Keys: In the software, double-click the specific key you wish to configure.
  4. Select Function: Choose the desired function from the available options within the software.
  5. Download to Keyboard: Once configured, download the settings to the keyboard's onboard memory.
Keyboard setup steps diagram
Figure 4: Visual guide for keyboard setup steps, from opening software to downloading configurations.

Configuration Software Interface Overview

The configuration software allows for extensive customization. Key features include:

  • Basic Key Functions: Assign standard key presses.
  • System Functions: Control system-level actions.
  • Media Photography: Shortcuts for media and photography tasks.
  • Mouse Functions: Map mouse clicks and movements to keys.
  • Text Input: Assign text strings to keys.
  • Macros: Create complex sequences of keyboard and mouse actions with options for cycle mode (No cycle, Cycle, Hold Cycle, Unlimited times), delay mode (No recording, fixed delay, random delay).
  • Advanced Features: Support for one-key combinations (e.g., Ctrl+C), one-key input of a series of actions (e.g., password), and specific shortcuts for office and design software.
Configuration software interface for key programming
Figure 5: Main interface of the COIDEA Smart KeyBoard software, showing options for key assignment, macro creation, and delay settings.
Configuration software interface showing various function categories and key mapping layout
Figure 6: Additional view of the configuration software, detailing function categories and a visual representation of key mapping.

Operating Instructions

Connection Modes

Your keyboard supports multiple connection types:

  • Wired (USB): Connect the keyboard directly to your computer using the provided USB data cable. This mode also powers the backlight for wireless models.
  • Bluetooth Wireless: Pair the keyboard with your device via Bluetooth.
  • 2.4G Wireless: Insert the 2.4G wireless receiver into a USB port on your device. The keyboard will automatically connect.

Key Programming and Macros

Utilize the COIDEA Smart KeyBoard software to customize individual keys and create complex macros. This includes:

  • Replacing any key on the keyboard with a different function.
  • Realizing mouse functions such as right-click, left-click, movement, or clicking at a fixed point.
  • Achieving one-key combinations (e.g., CTRL+C).
  • Inputting a series of keyboard actions with a single key press (e.g., entering a password).
  • Supporting background recording of keyboard and mouse actions.
  • Supporting random delays in macros.
  • Onboard memory for storing configurations.
Examples of advanced key programming and shortcuts
Figure 7: Demonstrates convenient office shortcuts and application in design software through custom key assignments.

ARGB Colorful Backlight

The keyboard features ARGB colorful backlighting with multiple modes. The light color and brightness of each button can be set separately using the configuration software.

  • Available Modes: Close, Always bright, Breathing, Brilliant, Water pattern, Macro Status Indication.
  • Note: For wireless models, the backlight will only illuminate when the keyboard is connected via the data cable.
ARGB Colorful Backlight modes
Figure 8: Illustrates various ARGB backlight modes and customization options.

Media Control

Dedicated media control functions allow you to manage your audio and video playback directly from the keyboard.

  • Volume adjustment
  • Play/Pause
  • Next/Previous song
  • Fast forward/Rewind
Media control interface
Figure 9: Depicts the media control capabilities of the keyboard for audio and video playback.

Battery Life (Wireless Models)

Wireless keyboards are equipped with a built-in lithium battery, offering long endurance:

  • 2.4G Wireless Mode: Up to 500 hours of continuous use on a single charge.
  • Bluetooth Mode: Up to 300 hours of continuous use on a single charge.
Battery life diagram for wireless keyboard
Figure 10: Visual representation of the keyboard's long battery endurance for wireless and Bluetooth modes.

Maintenance

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

  • Cleaning: Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the keyboard surface. For deeper cleaning, you may use a can of compressed air to remove dust and debris from between the keycaps. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
  • Storage: Store the keyboard in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.
  • Cable Care: Handle the USB data cable gently. Avoid sharp bends or excessive pulling that could damage the cable or connectors.
  • Battery Care (Wireless Models): For optimal battery health, avoid fully discharging the battery frequently. Charge the keyboard when the battery level is low.

Troubleshooting

Functional Differences Across Operating Systems and Modes

The keyboard's functionality may vary depending on the operating system and connection mode. Refer to the table below for details:

Operating System Connection Mode Functionality
Win7 and above Wired, Wireless All functions described in the details page are supported.
Bluetooth One-key opening and one-key Chinese input are not supported, and data table setting function is required.
Win XP Wired, Wireless There is no configuration software, you need to set up functions on your computer to use them. One-key opening and one-key Chinese input are not supported.
Bluetooth Not supported.
Mac Wired, Wireless One-key opening and one-key Chinese input are not supported, and data table setting function is required.
Bluetooth One-key opening and one-key Chinese input are not supported, and data table setting function is required.
Android Phone/Tablet Wired, Wireless You need to set up functions on your computer to use them. Does not support a key to open and a key Chinese, does not support absolute mouse coordinates, does not support touch screen.
Bluetooth You need to set up functions on your computer to use them. Does not support a key to open and a key Chinese, does not support absolute mouse coordinates, does not support touch screen.
iOS Phone/Tablet Wired, Wireless You need to set up functions on your computer to use them. USB expansion is not supported. Does not support a key to open and a key Chinese, does not support absolute mouse coordinates, does not support touch screen.
Bluetooth You need to set up functions on your computer to use them. USB expansion is not supported. Does not support a key to open and a key Chinese, does not support absolute mouse coordinates, does not support touch screen.
Linux and others Wired, Wireless There is no configuration software, you need to set up functions on your computer to use in the past. One-key open and one-key Chinese are not supported.
Bluetooth There is no configuration software, you need to set up functions on your computer to use in the past. One-key open and one-key Chinese are not supported.
Table showing functional differences across operating systems and connection modes
Figure 11: Detailed table outlining keyboard functionality based on operating system and connection type.

Functional Differences After Closing Software

Some functions require the configuration software to be running, while others are stored onboard. Refer to the table below:

Functions that need to be connected to the software Onboard storage (Functions that do not need to be connected to the software)
1. A key to open the web page/file function 1. Replace ordinary keys
2. One key input Chinese function 2. Shortcut keys, key combinations, macros, automatic keys
3. Mouse fixed point function 3. Mouse function (left, right, middle)
4. Automatically switch the scene according to the foreground window 4. Volume adjustment, media control
5. Display suspension 5. Key switch scene

Common Issues and Solutions

  • Keyboard not responding:
    • Ensure the USB cable is securely connected.
    • For wireless modes, check battery level and ensure the receiver is plugged in or Bluetooth is paired.
    • Try connecting to a different USB port or device.
  • Backlight not working (wireless mode):
    • The wireless backlight only lights up when the keyboard is connected via the data cable. This is by design.
  • Custom keys/macros not working:
    • Ensure the configuration software is running if the function requires it (refer to the "Functional Differences After Closing Software" table).
    • Verify that the settings were successfully downloaded to the keyboard.
    • Check for compatibility issues with your operating system (refer to the "Functional Differences Across Operating Systems and Modes" table).
  • Bluetooth connection issues:
    • Ensure the keyboard is in Bluetooth pairing mode.
    • Remove the keyboard from your device's Bluetooth list and try re-pairing.
    • Ensure your device's Bluetooth is enabled and working correctly.

User Tips

No specific user tips were available from provided reviews or Q&A content.

Warranty and Support

For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please contact the seller or refer to the product's official website. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.

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