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R-Go Numpad Break
R-Go Wired-Wireless Numpad Break
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Our ergonomic R-Go Numpad Break numeric keypad offers all the ergonomic features you need to type in a healthy way. Thanks to the light keystroke, minimal muscle tension is needed while typing. Its thin design ensures a relaxed, flat position of hands and wrists while typing.
You can operate this numeric keyboard with your left or right hand and decide yourself where to place it on your desktop. By operating the numpad with the hand that is not using the mouse, both hands remain within shoulder width as you work. The load will be equally divided between both hands. The R-Go Numpad Break keyboard also has an integrated break indicator, which indicates with colour signals when it is time to take a break. Green means you are working healthy, orange means it is time to take a break and red means you have been working too long.
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System requirements/Compatibility: Windows XP/ Vista/10/11
For more information about this product, scan the QR code! https://r-go.tools/numpad_web_en
Product overview
- R-Go Break indicator
- Wired version: Cable to connect numpad to PC
Wireless version: Charging cable - Cable to connect numpad to R-Go Split Break keyboard or R-Go Compact Break keyboard
- USB-C to USB-A converter
Setup Wired
A Connect the numpad to your computer by plugging the USB-C end of cable 02 into your computer and the micro USB end into the numpad. If you have a USB-A port in your computer, use the USB-C to USB-A converter 04 . 
B (Optional) Connect the numpad another keyboard (for example the R-Go Split Break) by using cable 03 .
Setup Wireless
- Turn your Break numpad on. At the back of this numeric keyboard you will find the on/off switch. Turn the switch to ‘on’ or, depending on the version, to green.
- To connect the numpad to a device, for example your laptop, press and hold the Tab-key for at least 3 seconds.
It will search for a device to connect with. You will see the Bluetooth light on the numpad blinking. - Go to Bluetooth & other devices menu on your computer. To find this you can typ “Bluetooth” in the left corner of your Windows bar.
- Check if bluetooth is on. If not, turn on bluetooth or check if your PC has got Bluetooth.
- Click on “Add device” and then “Bluetooth”. Select your Break numpad. The numpad will then connect to your chosen device.
Add a device
Choose the kind of device you want to add.
Bluetooth
Audio devices, mice, keyboards, phones, pens, controllers, and more
Wireless display or dock
Wireless monitors, TVs, or PCs that use Miracast, or wireless docks
I can’t find my Break numpad. What to do?
If you can’t find your Break numpad, please check if the battery is full (connect the charging cable with USB-C). When the battery is low the LED light on the keyboard will turn red to indicate that the numpad is charging. When charged for minimal 5 minutes, you can try to connect again.
How do I know if my device had got Bluetooth?
To check if your PC has got Bluetooth, type at the bottom in the Windows bar “device manager”.
You will see the following screen (see picture). When your PC hasn’t got bluetooth, you won’t find ‘bluetooth’ in the list. You won’t be able to use Bluetooth devices’. - To charge this numpad, connect it to your computer using cable 01
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- Turn your Break numpad on. At the back of this numeric keyboard you will find the on/off switch. Turn the switch to ‘on’ or, depending on the version, to green.
- To connect the numpad to a device, for example your laptop, press and hold the Tab-key for at least 3 seconds.
It will search for a device to connect with. You will see the Bluetooth light on the numpad blinking. - Go to Bluetooth on your screen. To find this you click on the Mac icon in the upper left and go to System settings.
- Check if Bluetooth is on. If not, turn on Bluetooth or check if your PC has Bluetooth.
- Scroll down to ‘Nearby Devices’ and click Connect.
R-Go Break
Download the R-Go Break software at https://r-go.tools/bs
The R-Go Break software is compatible with all R-Go Break keyboards and mice. It gives you insight into your work behaviour.
The R-Go Break is a software tool that helps you to remember to take breaks from your work. As you work, the R-Go Break software controls the LED light on your Break mouse or keyboard. This break indicator changes color, like a traffic light. When the light turns green, it means you are working healthily. Orange indicates that it is time for a short break and red indicates that you have been working too long. This way you receive feedback on your break behavior in a positive way.
For more information about the R-Go Break software, scan the QR code! https://r-go.tools/break_web_en
Troubleshooting
Is your numpad not working properly, or do you experience problems while using it? Please follow the steps mentioned below.
- Check if the numpad is connected using the correct connector and cable (page 4-7)
- Connect the numpad to another USB port of your computer
- Connect the numpad directly to your computer if you are using an USB hub
- Restart your computer
- Test the numpad on another computer, if it is still not working contact us via info@r-go-tools.com.
Documents / Resources
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