Are all Apple wireless keyboards the same dimension?

buying a used keyboard to use in clique dock with trackpad, will all variants fit?

What model keyboard are you buying. AFIK, from 2011 there is only one wireless keyboard. Henge have a contact us message panel ... why not send them the dimensions of the keyboard you are buying.

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Are all Apple devices use the same chargers iPhone4, iPhone5s and iPad3 and 4 with retina the same?

Hi Ralph Landry1
Welcome to Apple Support Communities!
The iPad use a 12W USB Power Adaptor.
Where as the iPhones use a 5W USB Power Adaptor.
The iPod Touches use either a 5W USB Power Adaptor or they can run off a iPod USB Power Adaptor.
The difference in the Watts can be found in the bottom of the adaptor (it will say 5W, 12W or iPod)
All iPhones and iPods can run off the 5W or iPod Adaptor.
However for the iPad to be sufficiently charged in needs the 12W charger (hence sometime when plugged into a computer it will say 'iPad is not charging') The iPad needs the 12W to charge - this takes 5hrs otherwise.
The iPad charger is here: http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD836LL/A/apple-12w-usb-power-adapter?fnode=3c
The iPhone charger is here: http://store.apple.com/us/product/MD810LL/A/apple-5w-usb-power-adapter?fnode=48
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I know this is a keyboard issue, but there's no keyboard Discussion area, and I'm using it with a MacBook Pro... thanks in advance for any help.
Using a new Apple Wireless Keyboard (the latest tiny aluminium one), it seems unclear how to use something as simple as the power button!
Apple say "The keyboard automatically powers down when you're not using it and turns on instantly as soon as you start typing. This intelligent power management means you'll get up to nine months of battery life based on average usage patterns." I get all that - sounds great! But, they go on to say "It also has an on/off switch for when you're away from your computer for a long time." But there's nothing to explain how that works. If I stop working, turn it off and walk away, there's nothing to indicate that it's turned off. When I come back to work, do I need to turn it on again or does it just power up automatically from the 'turned off' state? If so, What did the turning off actually do? Or this a 'fridge light' situation??
Point is, I see no point in the power button if the unit turns off automatically when I stop using it, and there's nothing on the device to indicate whether it's been switched off or on. And it has used the new set of batteries far too quickly for my liking (less than a week), especially considering that Apple suggest a long (up to nine months) battery life. Mind you, as is always the case, the "up to" terminology also means "down to" (zero) I guess.
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I had the same questions after installing my keyboard. When I powered it up the first time, the power light came on and then went off. My power light seems to be off even when I'm using the keyboard to type. So that's not a valid indication of "sleep mode". However, I found to turn it off completely I pushed the power button, and the power light came back on. Then I pushed and held the power button for a few seconds. The power light went out and I saw a keyboard icon on my display with "connection lost" below it. Powered it back on by pushing the power button and was back in business immediately.
The manual is skimpy and confusing. It reads, "Note: When the Power On light is off, the keyboard is off." That's on page 3. Well it's working well right now, with the light off. If the manual is correct (it's not, but if it were) then my batteries would last a very, very long time.
Nice keyboard though, and very portable for a ModBook - if I ever get one.

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I have disabled bluetooth for now and no longer use the keyboard (it was my only bluetooth device) and the kernel panics have stopped.
Has anyone else noticed this? And perhaps more importantly, does anyone know of a workaround until this bug is fixed?

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F# keys on Apple Wireless Keyboard not working correctly.

Hello everyone,
Today I bought a brand new Apple Wireless Keyboard (the small ones who resemble laptop keyboards), which I'm very glad I bought as some keys on my older keyboard started not working anymore.
I configured the keyboard with bluetooth and it's working just fine, except for one thing:
The F# keys don't work as their respective icons indicate (i.e. If I press F10, F11 and/or F12, the volume isn't affected as it normally should, but instead the keys don't seem to respond, as if I weren't pressing them).
In the Keyboard & Mouse panel in System Preferences, under the Keyboard Shortcuts, I managed to reset the F1 to F4 keys so they work as their respective icons indicate, though I didn't find and don't know how to create any shortcuts to make the volume keys (F10, F11 & F12) work again.
Also, I would appreciate if you could help me out to reset the F7, F8 & F9 keys, which don't work either.
I tried checking and un-checking the "Use the keys F1, F2 and so on, as standard function keys." option under the Keyboard tab, and pressing the "fn" key while pressing the F# keys, but none of those attempts seem to change anything to how the F# keys work.
I don't know what else to do anymore and I would really appreciate some help now.
Thanks in advance for your responses,
Oscar.

Shutdown your macbook.After thats done , switch the wireless keyboard off. Press Shift + Ctrl + Option + Power Key (all together ) and then release together. Start up the macbook and once that's up start up the keyboard.Try now.The keys should work fine.

I have 2 Apple Wireless Keyboards (old style, not flat) that will not pair.

Hello.
I own a MBpro, A Mac Pro, and a Mac Mini. I have 2 Apple Wireless Keyboards (the old style with the extended keyboard and transparent case with white keys). Neither keyboard will pair on any system.
The Macs see one of the keyboards just fine but refuse to pair it when I type the 8-digit pass phrase and the return key. Also no luck if I try without a passkey. The other keyboard cannot even be detected by any system.
Is this keyboard design just plain defective? This is the third one (there's also one at work) that refuses to pair. If I have to purchase another one, then this one will end up smashed on Apple's showroom floor. I've about had it with these things.
Please help if you can.
----------S

Hello Steve:
I have not had a similar problem so I am fishing a bit. I think the problem is rooted in what I thought in my previous post.
Now, how to fix it?
Try this:
Go to system preferences>bluetooth. Delete any KB entries there. Trash a preference file (com.apple.bluetooth.plist). Be sure that on and discoverable are checked in the BT preference pane. Restart your computer.
Hopefully, whatever KB you have turned on will be "discovered."
Barry
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Apple Wireless Keyboard won't pair with iMac...

I just bought a new 27" iMac and had customized and shipped from Apple (didn't buy it off the shelf in the Apple Store).
When the new iMac got here today, I connected it to my aftermarket (wired USB) keyboard and trackball. It works fine.
My problem is that I need to use my old iMac for several days while I get files off of it, etc. (don't want to use migration assistant). My old iMac is last year's 24" model.
When I start my old iMac, it comes on and brings up a "Bluetooth Setup Assistant" window and starts automatically searching for a bluetooth keyboard. I read the instructions online, and powered-on the Apple Wireless Keyboard that came with my new iMac. I powered on this new keyboard, and my old iMac starts to recognize it (it says "Attempting to connect to keyboard"), but then says there has been an error, and doesn't recognize it.
The instructions online say that when I power on my Apple Wireless Keyboard, the green light on it should start blinking. It doesn't. It just comes on for about three seconds and goes off.
What's wrong? I need to get my old iMac to recognize this keyboard. I can't even safely shut if off if it doesn't. Could it be that it was already paired to the iMac it came with? I've replaced the batteries, and still it doesn't work. Please help!
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Well, of course that had occurred to me. But I need to use both computers at once for a while, and I only have one wired, USB keyboard.
Anyway, I eventually got it to work. I still don't know what the problem was.

How switch keyboard on atv3 bluetooth keyboard(apple wireless keyboard)?

When I'm using atv remote in keyboard screen I just press play/pause button to change keyboard (not system language).
When I want to browse from caps to small or signs.
but, with the apple wireless keyboard the play/pause button doing other action. (it functioning as return button. for ex: if I'll press play/pause button whan 'a' letter is signed it will write the 'a' letter in the search box instead scolling between keyboards.which is whird.

Hello Marc,
If you have your install disks you should be able to boot to your install disk by holding down the "c" key and then ignore the install splash screen and go to the Installer Menu in your top menu bar and select reset password. This is the admin password. Sorry if that doesn't do it as I have never had to reset a password before and your situation seems somewhat unusual.
If you post back which key it is on the US keyboard perhaps someone using a French keyboard can give you the equivalent (key combination?) on the US keyboard if there is one.
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