Left Mouse

Escape

Q/Fn!

W/Fn@

E/Fn#

R/Fn$

T/Fn%

Y/Fn^

U/Fn&

I/Fn*

O/Fn(

P/Fn)

Backspace/FnDelete

Mouse Thumb Stick

1/FnF1

2/FnF2

3/FnF3

TAB

A/Fn{

S/Fn}

D/Fn[

F/Fn]

G/Fn~

H/Fn`

J

K

L/FnVideo

Colon/Semicolon/FnMute

Quote/Single Qoute/FnWiFi

4/FnF4

5/FnF5

6/FnF6

Right Mouse

Bar/Backslash

Z

X

C

V

B

N

M

UP/FnPage Up

Less Than/Comma/FnBrightness Down

Greater Than/Period/FnBrightness Up

Forward Slash/Question

7/FnF7

8/FnF8

9/FnF9

SHIFT

Fn

CTRL

ALT

Space/FnInsert

Left Arrow/FnHome

Down Arrow/FnPage Down

Right Arrow/FnEnd

Enter/FnPrint Screen

Minus/Underline/FnF10

0/FnF11

Plus/Equal/FnF12

Notes:

• If you are reading this table with a screen reader, be sure to enable all punctuation so that no keys are missed.
• Keys accessed with the function key begin with Fn.
• The SHIFT, Fn, CTRL, and ALT keys are sticky, meaning that they can be pressed and then released, and then used in conjunction with another key. For example, to press Control-Backslash (to open the Window-Eyes control panel), you can press and release the CTRL key, and then press the Backslash key. The keys can also be used at the same time as with a standard keyboard.