Logickeyboard Avid Pro Tools TITAN Wireless Backlit Keyboard - Grey

The Logickeyboard Avid Pro Tools TITAN is designed and optimized for macOS. While it may function as a standard keyboard on Windows, the specialized shortcut legends are intended for Mac operating systems and Avid Pro Tools on Mac.

With the backlight feature turned off, the battery can last for months. With the backlight at a medium setting, expect significantly less, but still substantial, usage time before needing a recharge.

Yes, the keyboard supports Bluetooth connectivity and can be easily paired with iPads and iPhones running compatible iOS/iPadOS versions.

You can switch between wired and wireless modes by simply plugging in the USB cable for wired connection or disconnecting it for Bluetooth wireless connection. The keyboard automatically detects the active connection.

The shortcuts are pre-printed on the keys for Avid Pro Tools. While the keyboard functions as a standard QWERTY keyboard for other applications, the specific Pro Tools shortcuts are fixed on the keycaps.

The rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery takes approximately 4.5 hours to fully charge from empty.

The keyboard features a full-size layout with 109 keys, including a dedicated numeric keypad.

Ensure the keyboard is charged and turned on. Reset the Bluetooth connection by turning the keyboard off and on again. Remove the keyboard from your Mac's Bluetooth settings and re-pair it. Ensure no other devices are interfering with the Bluetooth signal.

Check the USB connection if using wired mode. If using Bluetooth, ensure the connection is stable and the keyboard is within range. Try restarting your Mac and the keyboard. Test the keyboard on another computer to isolate the issue.

Ensure the backlight feature is enabled and the brightness level is adjusted appropriately using the dedicated keys. Check if the battery needs recharging, as low battery levels may affect backlight performance.

Verify that the keyboard is correctly recognized by your Mac and that Pro Tools is set up to recognize external keyboards. Ensure the correct Pro Tools version is supported by the shortcut layout. Restart both the keyboard and Avid Pro Tools.

Ensure you are using the correct USB cable for charging. Try a different USB port or wall adapter. If the issue persists after several charge cycles, the battery may need service or replacement.