Akko 3098 Mechanical Keyboard User Manual

1. Folasaga

This manual provides detailed instructions for the Akko 3098 Mechanical Keyboard. Designed for both Mac and Windows users, this keyboard features a compact 98-key layout, durable PBT double-shot keycaps, and hot-swappable switches for a customizable typing experience. Please read this manual thoroughly to ensure proper setup and operation.

Figure 1: Akko 3098 Mechanical Keyboard with key features highlighted.

2. Vaega o Oloa

• Fa'atulagaga 98-Ki: A compact full-size keyboard offering essential functionality while saving desk space.
• Anti-Ghosting Keys (NKRO): Supports simultaneous key presses without conflicts, crucial for gaming and fast typing.
• PBT Ta'ilua Fa'aigoa Ki: Constructed from durable PBT material, these keycaps resist wear and fading, featuring vibrant and sharp legends.
• Ki Polokalame: All keys, except those used for Macro mode (Esc/Win), can be re-mapped for custom action sequences. The keyboard includes built-in LED slots for user-added customizable light animation.
• Mac & Windows Compatibility: Supports both Windows and Mac operating systems with easy switching via Fn+Q (Windows) or Fn+O (Mac).
• Su'e vevela-sui: Allows for easy replacement of switches without soldering, enabling customization of typing feel.
• ASA Profile Ipu autu: Ergonomically designed keycap profile for comfortable typing.
• Fa'atonu maualuga: Features two adjustable feet providing three levels of height for personalized typing experiences.

3. Mea i totonu o le afifi

Ia mautinoa o lo'o iai mea uma i totonu o le afifi:

• Akko 3098 98-key Mechanical Keyboard
• PBT Double Shot Keycaps (pre-installed)
• USB-C to USB-A Cable (removable)
• 2.4 GHz Wireless Dongle (for wireless connectivity)
• Puller Keycap
• Suia Puller
• Tusi Taiala

4. Seti Taiala

4.1. Feso'ota'i le Keyboard

The Akko 3098 keyboard supports both wired and wireless (Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz) connections.

So'oga uaea:

1. Fa'afeso'ota'i le pito USB-C o le uaea ua saunia i le uafu USB-C o le piano.
2. Connect the USB-A end of the cable to an available USB-A port on your computer.
3. O le a otometi lava ona iloa le piano e lau masini.

Wireless Connection (2.4 GHz):

1. Locate the 2.4 GHz wireless dongle, usually stored in a compartment on the keyboard.
2. Fa'apipi'i le dongle i se uafu USB-A o lo'o maua i lau komepiuta.
3. Ensure the keyboard is in 2.4 GHz mode (refer to the keyboard's specific switch or key combination for mode selection, typically indicated by an LED).
4. E tatau ona otometi lava ona feso'ota'i le piano (keyboard).

Feso'ota'iga Uaealesi (Bluetooth):

1. Ensure the keyboard is in Bluetooth mode (refer to the keyboard's specific switch or key combination for mode selection).
2. I lau komepiuta po'o lau masini, fa'agaoioia le Bluetooth ma saili mo ni masini fou.
3. Select "Akko 3098" (or similar name) from the list of available devices to pair.

4.2. Fetuuna'i le maualuga o le Keyboard

The keyboard features two adjustable feet on the underside, offering three different typing angles for enhanced comfort.

Figure 2: Adjustable feet for ergonomic typing angles.

5. Fa'atonuga o Galuega

5.1. Switching Between Mac and Windows Modes

To switch between operating system modes:

• For Windows mode: Press and hold Fn + Q.
• For Mac mode: Press and hold Fn + O.

5.2. Programmable Keys

The Akko 3098 keyboard allows for re-mapping of most keys to customize functionality. This feature is managed through dedicated software (not included, typically available for download from the manufacturer's website). Keys used for controlling Macro mode (Esc/Win) cannot be re-mapped.

5.3. Suiga o le Keycap ma le Switch

The keyboard features hot-swappable switches, allowing users to change switches without soldering. This requires a keycap puller and a switch puller (both typically included in the package).

1. Using the keycap puller, gently remove the desired keycap by pulling straight up.
2. Once the keycap is removed, use the switch puller to grasp the switch firmly and pull it straight up to remove it from the PCB.
3. Align the pins of the new switch with the holes on the PCB and press down gently until it clicks into place. Ensure the pins are not bent.
4. Place the desired keycap onto the new switch stem and press down firmly.

Figure 3: PBT Double-shot Keycaps construction.

Figure 4: Mechanical switches visible after keycap removal.

Figure 5: ASA Profile keycap heights.

6. Tausiga

To ensure the longevity and optimal performance of your Akko 3098 Mechanical Keyboard, follow these maintenance guidelines:

• Fa'amamaina o Keycaps: Use a keycap puller to remove keycaps. Clean them with a mild soap solution and a soft cloth, then rinse and dry thoroughly before reattaching.
• Fa'amamaina o le Fa'avae o le Keyboard: Use compressed air to remove dust and debris from between the switches. A soft brush or microfiber cloth can be used to wipe down the surface.
• Aloese mai Suavai: Aua le sasaa ni vai i luga o le piano. Afai e masaa se mea, vave motusia le piano ma tuu e mago atoa a'o le'i toe fa'apipi'iina.
• Teuina: Teu le piano i se nofoaga malūlū ma mago, 'alo 'ese mai le susulu sa'o o le la ma le vevela tele.

7. Faʻafitauli

If you encounter issues with your Akko 3098 Mechanical Keyboard, try the following solutions:

• Keyboard e le tali mai:
  • Ensure the USB cable is securely connected or the wireless dongle is properly inserted.
  • If using wireless, check battery levels and ensure the keyboard is in the correct mode (2.4 GHz or Bluetooth).
  • Try connecting to a different USB port or a different computer to rule out port or system issues.
• Ki e le o resitalaina:
  • Remove the keycap and switch for the affected key. Inspect for any debris or bent pins on the switch. Reinsert the switch firmly.
  • If the issue persists, try replacing the switch with a spare one.
• Incorrect Key Output (Mac/Win):
  • Ensure the keyboard is set to the correct operating system mode (Fn+Q for Windows, Fn+O for Mac).
• Programmable Key Issues:
  • Verify that the programming software is installed and updated.
  • Ensure you are not attempting to re-map the Esc or Win keys, as these are reserved for Macro mode control.

8. Fa'amatalaga

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