MULTIMEDIA KEYBOARD AND OPTICAL MOUSE HO98056 Rev. 2 USER’S MANUAL www.jascoproducts.
TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 2. Feature Description--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 3. Package Contents----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 4. System Requirements ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 5.
Thank you for purchasing the GE branded Multimedia Keyboard and Optical Mouse. This User’s Manual contains all of the information needed to operate your keyboard and mouse. Please keep the enclosed CD in a safe place for future maintenance after installation. 1. Introduction The Multimedia Keyboard and Optical Mouse are specially designed to optimize your efficiency.
3. Package Contents • • • • • • Multimedia Keyboard Optical 5-Button Mouse 2 USB to PS2 adapters Wrist Rest CD with Software User’s Manual 4. System Requirements • Pentium 133 MHz or higher processor • Windows® 95 or later • Microsoft® Office 95 or later • Microsoft® Internet Explorer 4.0 or later; Netscape Navigator 4.73 or later; MSN Explorer and AOL.
. Hardware Installation Instructions The GE Multimedia keyboard and optical mouse can each be connected to either a USB or PS2 port. You may choose a different connection type for each. Please follow the instructions below for your preferred connection method. USB 1. Disconnect the existing keyboard and mouse from your computer. (Shut down your computer before disconnecting any PS2 device from your computer. You may restart your computer after the PS2 device is removed.) 2.
. Software Installation Instructions It is not necessary to load the software in order to use the standard functions of your keyboard or mouse. The software is only required to use the hot keys and to program the keyboard and/or mouse buttons. Please read all instructions before you begin. If you are not confident in your ability to load the enclosed software, please contact a computer technician in your area. It is always a good idea to back up your system before adding any new software to your computer.
. On the “Select Program Folder” screen, you may select the folder under Programs in the Start Menu that the keyboard and mouse menus are placed. It is recommended that you use the default folder. Click “Next” to continue. 8. On the “Start Copying Files” screen, click “Next” to continue. 9. When prompted, select “Yes, I want to restart my computer now”. Then click “Finish”. Your computer will restart. 10.
7. Keyboard Settings To access the keyboard settings, double-click on the keyboard icon ( ) in the system tray located in the lower right hand side of your screen. 7-1. Programming Hot Keys 1. Select the hot key you wish to program from the keyboard picture shown below. The selected key will be highlighted in yellow. 2. Select the desired function from the “Keys” tab. a. b. Select from the list shown and click OK. You’re finished! If you don’t see the function you want, click Custom and Set.
3. Choose the special function using step a or step b below. You may not reuse shortcuts already utilized by the keyboard hot keys. This includes things like your web browser and default mail program. a. b. Click “Browse” to locate an executable file. Drag the shortcut of an executable application or folder and drop it in the square indicated below. 4. Click Next to continue. Drop the application or folder short cut here. 5. Enter a name for the function you have selected.
7-2. Customize the Hot Key Display When you use any hot key, the Function Name and icon are briefly displayed in the lower right hand corner. You can select the colors and duration of the display from the OSD tab. 1. Select the area you want to change from the Item drop down menu. You can select Window, Frame or Text. 2. Select the color you would like to change to from the Color drop down menu. 3. Select the amount of time the Function Name and icon are displayed from the Delay drop down menu.
8. Mouse Settings To access the mouse settings, double-click on the mouse icon ( right hand side of your screen. ) in the system tray located in the lower 8-1. Scroll Wheel Settings On the “Wheel” tab, select System default mode if you’d like your scroll wheel to act like a standard scroll mouse. Select Enhanced scroll mode to select wheel speed under “Wheel Speed”.
8-2. Button Programming From the Button tab, select one of 47 options from the drop down menu. When you select a drop down menu, the button number will appear on the picture of the mouse next to the corresponding button being programmed. After selecting the function of each button, press Apply. Press OK to close the dialogue box. Indicates the button being programmed.
9. Software Un-Install Instructions 1. When you are ready to uninstall the keyboard and mouse software, you must exit the programs. To do so right-click on the keyboard icon in the system tray, then click Exit. Right-click on the mouse icon in the system tray, and then click Exit. 2. Close all open applications, then you have two choices. Follow either method below. Method 1 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
10. Special Function Hot Keys Hot keys give you quick and direct access to programs, files or commands. Using hot keys can increase your productivity, as you do not have to take your hand off the keyboard so frequently (e.g. to use the mouse). The available hot keys depend on the operating system and application being used. The following list shows the icon on each hot key and the standard assignment of each.
10-2. Description of Internet Key Zone Back Go back to the previously viewed page in programs that support the “Back” command, such as a Web browser. Forward Go to the next page (if it was previously viewed in the same session) in programs that support the “Forward” command, such as a Web browser. Stop Stop loading or refreshing a Web page or the contents of a particular window. Refresh Update the information on an active Web page or the contents of a particular window.
10-3. Description of Windows Key Zone Email My Computer Starts the default e-mail program. If you are not sure what the default e-mail program is, press this key to find out. Opens My Computer. My computer shows the contents of all your storage drives and network drives. From here you can search for and open files and folders. Opens the calculator. Calculator Sleep Puts the system into sleep mode if the PC supports power management and has it enabled.
11. Special Mouse Functions 1. Standard Left Mouse Button – In any Windows® application, click once to select files or programs or double click to open selected applications. This button cannot be programmed. 2. Standard Right Mouse Button – In any Windows® application, right click to select item and display a pop-up menu of common commands. This button cannot be programmed.
12. Troubleshooting • The Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse Software does not work properly Make sure all other keyboard and mouse software has been removed from your PC. To remove the other software, use “Add/Remove Programs” in the Control Panel. Then restart your computer and re-install the Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse Software following the instructions in Section 6. • Add, Remove or Re-install the Multimedia Keyboard and Mouse Software Before Re-installing the software, make sure it has been removed.
13. 3 Year Limited Warranty THREE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY: Jasco Products Company warrants this product to be free from manufacturing defects for a period of 3 years from the original date of consumer purchase. This warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of this product only and does not extend to consequential or incidental damage to other products that may be used with this unit. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied.
14. FCC Statement Notice: Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requirements, Part 15 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
