# Brick 1100 key mapping

Brick 1100 is fully functional [on the web](https://brick1100.visnalize.com/). To make it easier to use, the app has a default key mapping that allows you to control the keypad using your keyboard.

## Default key mapping

| Keypad | Keyboard | Description |
| --- | --- | --- |
|  | `Esc` | Power key, to turn the app on or off |
|  | `Enter` | Navi key, multiple functions depending on the context |
|  | `Backspace` | Clear key, to clear input, go back, or exit |
|  | `Arrow Up` | Up key, navigate up in lists or menus |
|  | `Arrow Down` | Down key, navigate down in lists or menus |
|  | `1` | Key 1 |
|  | `2` | Key 2 |
|  | `3` | Key 3 |
|  | `4` | Key 4 |
|  | `5` | Key 5 |
|  | `6` | Key 6 |
|  | `7` | Key 7 |
|  | `8` | Key 8 |
|  | `9` | Key 9 |
|  | `0` | Key 0 |
|  | `Shift + 8` | Asterisk key |
|  | `Shift + 3` | Hash key |

## Notes

- The press/hold behavior of the keypad keys is also supported on the keyboard. For example, pressing `Backspace` will clear a character, while holding it will clear the entire input.
- In an editing context, e.g. when entering text for a reminder or note, you can type freely with the text keys (`A-Z`) on the keyboard, hold the Shift key for uppercase letters, or use the Caps Lock key to toggle uppercase mode.