User's Manual

• If your PC is running Windows 98 (SE), ME, 2000, XP (SP2) and Vista and the IC of your

Bluetooth dongle receiver is from manufacturer Broadcomm, please first install the

Bluetooth driver software WIDCOMM.

Advice: Most of Bluetooth keyboards can not operate under BIOS or DOS environment due to

the Bluetooth dongle operated in the HCI (Host Controller Interface) mode only. A dual-mode

(HCI and HID – Human Interface Device) Bluetooth USB dongle enables the Bluetooth

keyboard to operate in BIOS and DOS environment.

1.3 Installation of keyboard

Ensure for the further procedure that the used Bluetooth driver software (as described under

1.2) was installed correctly on your PC.

1.3.1 Keyboard installation under Bluetooth driver software BlueSoleil

• Left-click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray area

of PC.

• Now opens the menu window of BlueSoleil software.

• After opening the menu turn the sliding switch back side of

the keyboard to ON position and afterwards press 1× the

Pairing button.

• On the front side of the keyboard

the Pairing-LED

should flash rapidly indicating the

pairing mode.

• Click now in the menu window on the globe for searching

all discoverable Bluetooth devices around your PC. When

your keyboard is identified, please double-click on the

keyboard icon with the left mouse key. After that click right

on the keyboard icon and choose Pair Device.

• You'll be prompted with a numeric password for

pairing between your PC and your keyboard. Please enter

exactly the same password on your Bluetooth keyboard

and confirm with OK.

• You will find a red tick in system tray.

Please click the keyboard icon by using the right button of

mouse, and tap

Fi 4

Fi 2

Fi 3

Fi 5