User`s guide

4. Hardware Installation

Before you begin: If you are using the USB plug on your new keyboard,

please make sure the USB keyboard is turned on in your computer's

bios. For questions, please refer to your computer's manual. Windows

95/NT 4.0 OS users must use the USB to PS/2 adapter provided to con-

nect the keyboard to the computer. The USB connector will not function

properly with these operating systems.

Step 1: Verify that your previous keyboard's driver software has

been removed.

Step 2: Disconnect your old keyboard from the computer.

Step 3: Turn the PC power off.

Step 4: Plug the keyboard connector into the USB port of your PC.

Step 5: To use the PS/2 port, attach the PS/2 adapter to the USB

connector of the keyboard. Then plug the PS/2 connector into your

computers PS/2 keyboard port.

Step 6: Turn the PC power on. The keyboard alpha-numeric keys should

now be detected.

5. Smart Office Keyboard Software

5.1 To Display the "KeyMaestro" Dialogue Box

Left-click the mouse on the Smart

Office Keyboard Driver icon in

the Windows taskbar (located at the

bottom right corner of your com-

puter desktop), and a "KeyMaestro"

dialogue box will pop up with the

following functions.

5.1.1 Select a HotKey

This controls the default function of

a key. You can click on the "Display

Label" box to re-define the key func-

tions. Please refer to the "Configure

Button" dialogue on page 4.

USB to PS/2

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Keyboard