Product Description
The Logickeyboard LKB - PPROCC - A2M - US is an outstanding backlit shortcut keyboard designed specifically for Adobe Premiere Pro CC on MAC. It has a sleek, elegant black body with low - profile scissor - switch keys. These keys offer a light yet responsive touch, making your typing and shortcut operations a breeze. With five selectable light levels, it adapts perfectly to any lighting environment, whether you're working in a bright office or a dimly lit studio. This keyboard comes with two USB 2.0 ports, allowing you to easily connect your mouse, contour shuttle, or a USB - dongle. It has two USB cables: one for the keyboard and one for the USB hub at the back, which helps avoid issues with KVM extender installations. Besides its dedicated Adobe Premiere Pro functions, it has all the regular letters, numbers, and symbols like a conventional keyboard, so it can be a great substitute. It's super easy to set up and use, no software required. Technical specs include compatibility with macOS, backlit and dimmable keys, a built - in USB 3.0 port, color - coded shortcut keys with graphical commands. It measures 17 5/8” x 6” x 11/4” (446mm x 150mm x 30mm), weighs 2.1 lbs (950 grams), has 104 (ANSI) or 105 (ISO) keys, and is manufactured for 10,000,000 keystrokes per key. The 1.8 - meter cable has separate keyboard and hub connections to prevent interference with USB extenders.
Using this keyboard is a piece of cake. First, connect the two USB cables: one to the keyboard and the other to the USB hub at the back. You can then connect your mouse or other devices to the USB ports on the keyboard. To adjust the backlight, just find the relevant shortcut key to switch between the five light levels according to your lighting situation. When using it with Adobe Premiere Pro CC, the color - coded shortcut keys will make your video - editing work much faster. As for maintenance, keep it clean by using a soft, dry cloth to wipe it regularly. Avoid spilling liquids on it. If there are any small debris between the keys, you can use a can of compressed air to blow it out. Also, don't subject it to strong impacts or excessive force as it might damage the scissor - switch keys. And remember, it's designed for long - term use, but try not to exceed the 10,000,000 keystrokes per key limit to ensure its longevity.
