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Touch Swivel Series Keyboard Case for iPad

User manual for the Touch Swivel Series keyboard case, covering installation, Bluetooth pairing, trackpad gestures, and troubleshooting for various iPad models.

Table of contents

Product Overview

The Touch Swivel Series is a protective keyboard case designed for various iPad models. It features a 360-degree rotating hinge and a built-in trackpad to enhance productivity. The case includes a rechargeable battery and connects via Bluetooth.

Installation

To install, place your iPad into the case starting from the bottom and secure it. Use the integrated secure buckles to lock the iPad in place for added protection. If your model includes a pencil holder, it is designed for Apple Pencil 2nd Gen charging when attached to the iPad.

Power and Charging

The keyboard is powered by a rechargeable 500mAh battery, charged via a Type-C port. A full charge takes less than 3 hours. Battery life varies based on backlight usage: less than 5 hours with backlight on, and up to 180 hours with backlight off. If not in use for an extended period, charge the keyboard at least once every two months.

Bluetooth Connection

Ensure your iPad is running iPadOS 14.6 or higher and that AssistiveTouch is enabled in Settings. Turn on the keyboard, enter pairing mode (using the connection button or Fn+C combination depending on your model), and select "iPad-Keyboard" in your iPad's Bluetooth settings.

Trackpad and Gestures

The trackpad supports multi-touch gestures for navigation. Ensure AssistiveTouch is enabled for full functionality. You can adjust cursor tracking speed in the iPad's Accessibility or General settings once the keyboard is connected.

Maintenance and Troubleshooting

If keys are unresponsive, try resetting the keyboard by holding L+S+Z for 3 seconds. For issues with auto-correction or punctuation, disable "Auto-Correction" and "Auto-Capitalization" in the iPad's Hardware Keyboard settings. For technical support, contact [email protected].

Hardware Keyboard settings for disabling auto-correction
Hardware Keyboard settings for disabling auto-correction

Practical help

Common problems

Keyboard won't connect to iPad

Ensure the keyboard is charged, within 33 feet, and not connected to another device. Delete existing 'iPad-Keyboard' entries in Bluetooth settings, restart the iPad, and re-pair.

Space bar not working

Go to Settings > Accessibility > Keyboards > Full Keyboard Access > Commands and change 'Space' from 'Activate' to 'Clear'.

Unwanted auto-correction or punctuation

Go to Settings > General > Keyboard > Hardware Keyboard and toggle OFF Auto-Capitalization, Auto-Correction, and '.' shortcut.

Keys are unresponsive or delayed

Reset the keyboard by holding L+S+Z for 3 seconds. Check iPad settings for 'Slow Keys' and 'Key Repeat' to ensure they are configured correctly.

Before use

  • Verify iPad model compatibility (check model number in Settings > General > About).
  • Ensure iPadOS is updated to version 14.6 or higher.
  • Enable AssistiveTouch in Settings > Accessibility > Touch.
  • Charge the keyboard fully using the provided Type-C cable.
  • Set the keyboard layout to English(US)/QWERTY in iPad settings.

Specs in practice

Bluetooth distance
Maximum operating range of 10 meters.
Battery capacity
500mAh rechargeable battery.
Charging time
Less than 3 hours for a full charge.
Working time
Up to 180 hours without backlight; <5 hours with backlight.

Images and diagrams

  • LED1: Caps lock status.
  • LED2: Battery charging status (Green = Full).
  • LED3: Low battery warning (Red flashing).
  • LED4: Bluetooth pairing status.

Model compatibility

  • iPad 8.3-inch models are not compatible with the pencil holder design.
  • Not compatible with multiple simultaneous device connections.

Manual page author

David Miller

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Organizes user manual content into clear summaries, with attention to model details, product context, and everyday usability.