docs: add information on key reprogramming
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Clicking on the lightbulb (or similar icon) displays detailed information
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Clicking on the lightbulb (or similar icon) displays detailed information
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about the selected receiver or device (mostly only useful for debugging).
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about the selected receiver or device (mostly only useful for debugging).
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### Pairing and unpairing devices
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When a receiver is selected in the main window you can pair a new device by
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When a receiver is selected in the main window you can pair a new device by
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clicking on the "Pair new device" button.
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clicking on the "Pair new device" button.
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Then turn on the device and it should pair with the receiver if that is possible.
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Then turn on the device and it should pair with the receiver if that is possible.
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unpairing. To unpair the device, just click on the "Unpair" button and
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unpairing. To unpair the device, just click on the "Unpair" button and
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confirm in the window that pops up.
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confirm in the window that pops up.
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### Viewing and changing device settings
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When a device is selected you can see the approximate battery level of the
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When a device is selected you can see the approximate battery level of the
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device, if that is reported by the device, and the status of the link
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device, if that is reported by the device, and the status of the link
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between the device and its receiver.
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between the device and its receiver.
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#### Reprogramming key and button actions
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For many devices Solaar can reprogram some of their keys or buttons to
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perform a different action. (This actually changes the information that the
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device sends when the key or button is activated.) Only some keys on some
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devices can be reprogrammed and they can only be reprogrammed to a limited
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number of actions. The reprogramming is done in Solaar by selecting a key
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or button in the left-hand box on the ``Action'' setting line and then
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selecting the action to be performed in the right-hand box. The default
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action is always the shown first in the list. If the key or button has not
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been reprogrammed the action box will be blank. As with all settings,
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Solaar will remembers past action settings and restore them on the device
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from then on.
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The names of the keys, buttons, and actions are mostly taken from Logitech
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documentation and may not be completely obvious.
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## Solaar command line interface
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## Solaar command line interface
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