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Multimedia Keys
Richard Drake edited this page Jul 13, 2016
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The following keys function correctly on the Dell Latitude E5470.
| Name | Key | Function | Works? |
|---|---|---|---|
| FN Lock | Esc |
Toggles function keys or multimedia keys | Yes |
| Mute | F1 |
Mutes audio output | Yes |
| Volume Down | F2 |
Decreases audio volume | Yes |
| Volume Up | F3 |
Increases audio volume | Yes |
| Microphone Mute | F4 |
Toggles microphone mute | No |
| Numlock | F5 |
Toggles number lock | No |
| Scroll Lock | F6 |
Toggles scroll lock | No |
| Projector | F8 |
Opens screen mirroring options | Yes |
| Search | F9 |
Brings up search dialogue | No |
| Keyboard Backlight | F10 |
Toggles keyboard backlight intensity | Yes |
| Backlight Decrease | F11 |
Decreases backlight intensity | Yes |
| Backlight Increase | F12 |
Increases backlight intensity | Yes |
| Wireless | PrtScr |
Toggles wireless | No (see notes) |
| Sleep | Insert |
Sleeps computer | No |
Fn + `(0-9 |
.)` | Various | Inputs numbers 0-9 or . |
Fn + `(+ |
- | * | /)` |
| Menu | Right Ctrl
|
Opens context menu | Yes |
| Home | Left Arrow |
Goes home? | Yes |
| End | Right Arrow |
Goes to the end? | Yes |
- Wireless - When toggling off, NetworkManager reports that WiFi is disabled but the connection remains active. When it's toggled back on, NetworkManager reports that the connection is disconnected but it remains active and fewer wireless networks are listed as available than before.
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Numlock - While the scroll lock key does not actually toggle scroll lock, one is still able to input symbols in blue by holding down the
Fnbutton and pressing the relevant key.
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