Tutorial
In Esrille New Keyboard − NISSE, several standard key switches, such as the cursor keys, are omitted. Those missing keys can be activated using the [FN] key combinations without moving your hands off the home position. The following table shows the basic [FN] key combinations.
| Key Combination | Activated Key |
|---|---|
| [FN]+[I] | [↑] |
| [FN]+[J] | [←] |
| [FN]+[K] | [↓] |
| [FN]+[L] | [→] |
| [FN]+[H] | [HOME] |
| [FN]+[L] | [END] |
| [FN]+[E] | [PAGE UP] |
| [FN]+[D] | [PAGE DOWN] |
| [FN]+[CAPS LOCK] | [DELETE] |
[FN] Layer Layout
The [FN] key combinations are mapped to various keys and key combinations as illustrated below:
Note you can still use [SHIFT], [CTRL], and other modifier keys while using the [FN] keys.
NISSE can be configured as you like by pressing one of [F1] to [F9] keys with a [FN] key.
For more information, please refer to Settings.
10-key Emulation
When the Num lock LED is turned on by pressing FN-' (Num lock), the right-hand side of the keyboard emulates a 10-key keypad as illustrated below:
Pressing the [CALC] key will launch the calculator application, if your operating system supports the calculator key (USB key code 0xFB).
Note: The above 10-key emulation layout is used by the firmware version 1.09 and later or 0.27 and later.