The Android simulator corresponds to the computer shortcut key description _android

Home key (small house key)

The home key is mapped on the keyboard, which is good to remember.

Menu key

Keys to open the menu, the keyboard is mapped on the F2 key, the PgUp key can also be. In addition, look at the original meaning of the English text, seemingly this key on some models will be designed to be left-softkey software

Start key

I didn't find the key in the simulator or the G1 real machine. The maps are SHIFT+F2 or PGDN, and some models are designed to be soft keys (right softkey).

Back key

Returns the key, and the user returns to the previous UI or exits the current program. The ESC key is mapped on the keyboard.

Call/dial key (Phone key)

Answer the call or start the Dial panel, which is the most basic function of a mobile phone. The PC keyboard is mapped to the F3 key.

Hangup/light off key (Hang machine key)

Hang up the phone or turn off the back light. Keyboard mapping F4 key.

Search Key

Quickly open the Search dialog box in an application that provides search functionality, such as browser, to quickly open the address search bar. Keyboard mapping F5.

Power down key (turn off)

Corresponds to the power button on the upper left edge of the emulator, but it doesn't seem to be useful to press the key on the emulator. Keyboard mapping F7.

Volume up (Increase volume)

Keyboard mapping ctrl+5, or you can use the "+" key of the small numeric keypad.

Volume Down (Decrease volume)

Keyboard mapping ctrl+6, or you can use the "-" key of the small numeric keypad.

Camera Key

Keyboard mapping ctrl+f3. But maybe I set up a problem, in the simulation with this shortcut does not seem to have any reaction.

Switch screen orientation (rotate)

Rotate the emulator screen orientation, and the keyboard maps ctrl+f11. This is a very useful and commonly used shortcut, almost all applications will be affected by the layout changes in the screen direction, in the development of the program, be sure to test the compatibility of the screen direction.

Cell Networking On/off (mobile network switch)

The mobile network mentioned here refers to the GPRS/3G data network, which does not affect the GSM network. For students who write web-based applications, this shortcut is useful for testing the network for abnormal outages. Keyboard mapping F8

Code Profiling

I do not know why things-.-, shortcut key F9. English Original: F9 (only with-trace startup option)

Fullscreen mode (full screen)

A little use of the chicken function. Perhaps for the test screen more subtle game can help a bit. Shortcut keys are popular alt+enter.

Trackball Mode (track ball pattern)

This is a very useful function, after pressing F6, you can open the trackball mode, the upper left corner of the simulator will display a small trajectory ball. Through the mouse movement, you can simulate the rotation of the trackball. It is very handy for testing applications that use trackball operations.

Trackball mode temporaily (Temporary track ball mode)

This feature is very interesting, if you have a relatively short use of trackball operations, then you can hold down the DELETE key to slide the mouse. Releasing the delete key automatically ends the trackball mode.

Four-direction key and center key

corresponding to the keyboard four direction key and enter key, of course, can also use the numeric keypad, keypad_5 corresponding center key.