WIRELESS OFFICE KEYBOARD AND OPTICAL MOUSE HO98058 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 Wireless Office Keyboard and Optical Mouse. This User’s Manual contains all of the information needed to operate your keyboard. Please keep the enclosed CD in a safe place for future maintenance after installation. 1. Introduction Do away with cables and take control of your applications. The Wireless Office Keyboard and Optical Mouse are specially designed to optimize your efficiency and provide a complete wireless office solution.
3. Package Contents • • • • • • • Wireless Office Keyboard Wrist Rest Wireless Optical Mouse Receiver (with two PS/2 connectors) Four AA Batteries CD with Drivers User’s Manual 4. System Requirements • Pentium 133 MHz or higher processor • Windows® 95 or later • Microsoft® Office 95 or later; enhanced Office features may also be compatible with other leading applications • Microsoft® Internet Explorer 4.0 or later; Netscape Navigator 4.73 or later; MSN Explorer and AOL.
. Installation Instructions Please keep this user’s manual in a safe place. Every time the batteries in the keyboard and mouse are changed, you will need to re-link them. To do so, you will need to follow steps 5 – 11. 1. Uninstall any existing keyboard or mouse software from your computer by going to “Add/Remove Programs” in the “Control Panel”. 2. Shut down and turn off your computer before connecting or disconnecting any PS/2 device (failure to do so could damage your computer). 3.
10. Use a pen to press the Link button on the bottom of your mouse and then move the mouse to ensure connection. The light on the receiver should continue to blink. 11. Press the Link button on the bottom of your keyboard. The light on the receiver should now stop blinking – the connection is complete. Press any standard letter or number on your keyboard to ensure connection. 12.
6. 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 the hot keys.
6-2. Multimedia Key Zone Volume down Decrease the volume. Hold down to decrease the volume more quickly. Volume up Increase the volume. Hold down to increase the volume more quickly. Mute Turn all sound off or on. Play/Pause Play or pause media. Once paused, press this key again to resume playing. Stop Stop playing media. Previous Track Skip to the previous media track. Press once to return to the beginning of the current track and press again for each preceding track.
6-3. Internet Key Zone Back Go back to the previously viewed item in programs that support the “Back” command, such as a Web browser. Forward Go to the next item – 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.
6-4. 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. You can reassign the Email key to start another e-mail program or another application. Opens My Computer. My computer shows the contents of your floppy drive, hard drive(s), CD-ROM drive, DVD drive and network drives. You can also search for and open files and folders. Calculator Opens the calculator.
7. 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. 3. Scroll Wheel and Button – Roll the scroll wheel to scroll in any Windows® application that supports scrolling.
8. Troubleshooting • Keyboard and/or mouse does not work after replacing batteries When batteries are removed, the wireless link is lost. You will need to re-link your mouse or keyboard. To do so, repeat steps 5 - 11 in Section 5. • Mouse Does Not Respond After periods of inactivity, the mouse goes into sleep mode to save batteries. To awake the mouse, you must press a button on the mouse. If this does not work, change the batteries and re-link the mouse using steps 5 - 11 in Section 5.
• VCD tracks or MPEG files cannot be played Make sure you have installed Windows® Media Player 6 or later. You can download the current Media Player from the Microsoft® Web site. • The default Microsoft Windows shortcut keys by cannot be assigned The Wireless Office Keyboard and Mouse Software has taken over some system resources for the shortcut keys the following 5 combination keys cannot be used again.
9. 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.
10. 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.
