How Do You Troubleshoot An I-Tech Bluetooth Virtual Keyboard?
The iTech virtual keyboard (VKB) uses a grid of lasers, infrared rays and wireless Bluetooth to project a virtual keyboard onto any surface. Due to its virtual nature, the keyboard can be used almost anywhere and is popular among mobile businesspeople. However, the advanced nature of the technology means it sometimes doesn’t work as planned. Learn how to troubleshoot the virtual keyboard to identify and fix these problems and get the most out of your mobile computing. Ensure the virtual keyboard is on by pressing the power button found on the top left-hand side of the projector. Before using, wait for the LED indicator light on the top of the device to become illuminated and the projector to beam out the image of a keyboard. Check that the virtual keyboard projector has full battery life. A low battery may decrease the power of its Bluetooth signal and result in slow reaction times when typing on the virtual keyboard. Plug the projector into an electrical outlet for two hours to fully
