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I connected a physical Belgian (PC) keyboard on my ipad through a lighting to usb A adaptor.
It works well except for some keys such as @, <, >,... which are not mapped correctly.
In the settings, there is only one AZERTY Belgian layout. Looking at other languages, such as French, I see that "PC" layouts are available. Shouldn't a PC version of the Belgian layout be available as well ?
Anyone with this issue ?
Thanks.
To ask apple to add Belgian-PC to the list of available mappings, you can use
(Unfortunately there is so far no way for users to add custom layouts to that list)
To ask apple to add Belgian-PC to the list of available mappings, you can use
(Unfortunately there is so far no way for users to add custom layouts to that list)
never used a physical keyboard but have several language keyboards on my ios devices so changing layout using the globe on the onscreen keyboard could be the key, it also affect which language it try to understand using dictation.
Rudegar wrote:
changing layout using the globe on the onscreen keyboard could be the key
Unfortunately not, the way physical keyboards map their keys is determined by an extra layer of settings that only appear when such a keyboard is connected.
Thank you for pointing towards the feedback section. It may be the best wayforward for now.
As already answered, changing settings of the on-screen keyboard does not impact the physical one.
AZERTY Belgian physical keyboard
