Belkin F8E829-BNDL User Manual
Wireless Keyboard
& Optical Mouse
User Manual
Table of Contents
Introduction........................................................................................ 1
Software Compatibility....................................................................... 1
Product Features.............................................................................. 2
Quick Installation Setup for PS/2 Connections (PC-only) ................. 5
Quick Installation Setup for USB Connections (PC or Mac computers)... 7
Software Driver Installation for Windows 98, Me, 2000, and XP....... 9
About your Belkin Software ............................................................. 10
Function Setting .......................................................................11
Display Setting ........................................................................ 13
Battery Power.......................................................................... 15
Mouse Properties Manager ..................................................... 16
Synchonizing the Receiver with the Keyboard and Mouse ............. 21
Switching Channels......................................................................... 23
Troubleshooting............................................................................... 24
Information ...................................................................................... 26
1
Introduction
Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the Wireless
Keyboard and Optical Mouse bundle by Belkin. We appreciate
your business and are sure you will enjoy years of reliable use
with these high-quality input devices.
Although the F8E829-BNDL will function out-of-the-box as a
Human Interface Device (HID), for advanced programmability
and functionality we highly recommend the use of the F8E829-BNDL
driver. Installing this software will give you added exibility and
allow you to customize your settings and reassign keys to t
your preference.
Software Compatibility
Windows
Windows OS for PS/2 interface: Windows XP, Me, 2000, 98 SE
Mac OS® for USB interface: Mac OS® 9.x and higher
®
OS for USB interface: Windows XP, Me, 2000, 98 SE
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Product Features
Power Management keys require no software to get this
feature to work.
Important: Power Management keys are controlled by your system. If you are experiencing difculty
with their functioning, please contact your computer manufacturer for information on compatibility and
functionality of Power Management keys on your system.
Note: If your computer supports Power Management hot keys, we recommend you connect the Keyboard
directly to your PC’s PS/2 port. If you choose to use USB, connect to an onboard USB port.
Software installation is required to enable functioning of the
following USB-PS/2 keyboard hot keys:
Home/Favorites: Hitting this hot key once directs your web
browser to your default home page; if you hit the key again,
it will open up your Favorites folder.
E-mail: Opens your default e-mail program, such as
Microsoft Exchange or Outlook.
Note: If you have a web-based e-mail account, this feature does not apply.
Search: Opens up your active search function.
My Documents: Opens your “My Documents” folder.
My Computer: Opens your “My Computer” folder.
Desktop: Minimizes all open windows.
Calendar: Operates as a link to Microsoft Outlook calendar.
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Product Features cont.
F-Lock: Activates MS Ofce hot keys.
My Music: Opens your “My Music” folder.
Note: This feature does not work in Windows 98 SE.
Media: Opens your default Media Player for music only.
Back: In Windows Media Player, moves you back one track
or to the beginning of the current track.
Forward: In Windows Media Player, moves selection forward
one track.
Play/Pause: In Windows Media Player, starts or pauses
music.
Stop: In Windows Media Player, stops music.
Volume Up/Down/Mute: Adjusts the main volume of your
computer.
Note: Your Media Player may have a separate volume control.
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Product Features cont.
Ofce Hot Key Features:
With your F-lock key on, F1 through F12 turn into Ofce hot keys.
F1 = New
F2 = Open
F3 = Save
F4 = Close
F5 = Print
F6 = Undo
F7 = Redo
F8 = Help
F9 = Reply
F10 = Forward
F11 = Send
F12 = Spell Check
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Quick Installation
Setup for PS/2 Connections (PC-only)
1. Be sure that your computer is
powered off.
2. Connect the receiver to your
computer’s PS/2 ports. The
receiver has a two-head connector
for the Keyboard and Mouse
co nn ec tions ( pu rple is f or
the Key bo ard and the USB
connection; the green adapter
is for the Mouse). There is also
a diagram on the top connector
for identication. Your computer
will either have a matching color
scheme or an illustration next to
the port, or both.
3. Install the batteries into your
Keyboard and Mouse. Please
mak e sure you follow the
diagram on the inside of the
battery compartment to ensure
that you install them correctly.
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Quick Installation
Setup for PS/2 Connections (PC-only) cont.
4. Power on your computer.
5. The receiver automatically scans for and synchronizes the
Keyboard and Mouse when you power on the computer.
Your Keyboard and Mouse should now be functioning.
6. If synchronization does not occur automatically, please refer
to the information on “Synchronizing” in the Troubleshooting
section at the end of this manual.
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Quick Installation
Setup for USB Connections (PC or Mac® computers)
1. Be sure that your computer is
powered on. If you are running
Windows 98, Me, or 2000,
you will need to have your old
keyboard and mouse connected
during the installation.
2. Connect only the receiver to
your computer with the USB
connector. (Do not connect
the purple PS/2 connection
as it is not needed in a USB
environment.)
Note: When connecting the USB cable to your
computer, Windows will start a New Hardware
Wizard. Windows XP completes the Wizard
automatically. In Windows 98, Me, and 2000, you
will need to go through the New Hardware Wizard
setup with your old keyboard and mouse.
3. Install the batteries into your
Keyboard and Mouse. Please
make sure you follow the
diagram on the inside of the
battery compartment to ensure
that you install them correctly.
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