Apple Wireless Keyboard User Manual

This document provides instructions for using the Apple Wireless Keyboard, including setup, customizing keys, and changing batteries. The keyboard connects to a Mac using Bluetooth technology and features a battery indicator and status light.


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Brand
Apple
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
40
File format
PDF
File size
3 MB
Published
14 March, 2012
Updated
28 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
04E6BF3F2E1B1F01FEFB7A9FDCACD279

About this manual

This guide shows how to set up your Apple Wireless Keyboard with a Mac, pair it with additional Macs, and customize key functions using System Preferences. It also covers updating software to enable full keyboard features.

The manual provides instructions for renaming the keyboard, replacing the AA batteries, and using the special function keys for display brightness, volume, media control, and more.

What's inside

  • Using Your Apple Wireless Keyboard
  • Setting up a New Wireless Keyboard and a New Mac
  • Pairing your Keyboard with a Different Mac
  • Using the Keys
  • Renaming Your Keyboard
  • Replacing the Batteries
  • Updating Your Software

Specifications

Battery typeTwo AA alkaline batteries (replaceable with alkaline, lithium, or rechargeable AA)
Indicator light functionBattery indicator and status light; steady for 5 seconds on power‑on, then blinks in discovery mode

Frequently asked questions

How do I replace the batteries in the Apple Wireless Keyboard?

Turn off the keyboard, remove the battery compartment cover, replace the AA batteries, and close the cover.

How can I rename my Apple Wireless Keyboard?

Open System Preferences → Bluetooth, click the Action menu, choose Rename, enter a new name, and click OK.

What does the indicator light do when the keyboard is not paired?

It blinks to indicate the keyboard is in discovery mode and ready to pair with a Mac.

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