Boca WT120 Hardware Reference Manual

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Founded in 1985, Boca Researc h designs , manufactures , markets and supports quality, cost-effective Internet access/ thin client/server computing devices , data communications and networking products to facilitate the transmission of information on personal computers , computer networks and the Internet.

The Company also markets its products under the Global Village brand name and sells them worldwide through distributors, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and

retailers . Boca Research is a U.S . corporation headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida with international operations and ventures worldwide.

Boca Research’s WEB address: http://www.bocaresearch.com

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©1998. Boca Research, Inc. All rights reserved. No reproduction of this document in any form is allowed without permission in writing from Boca Research, Inc. Boca Research is not liable for any damages resulting from technical or editorial errors or omissions contained in this document. The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Revisions to the product(s) in this manual may occur at any time without notice.

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All Boca Research products are trademarks of Boca Research, Inc. All other references to computer systems, software, and peripherals use trademarks owned by their respective manufacturers.

Publication Date:Publication Date:

Publication Date:

Publication Date:Publication Date:

Printed in the U.S.A.

November November

November

November November

1998 1998

1998

1998 1998

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Hardware Reference

Contents

1—Introduction.......................................................... 5

2—Summary of Connectors....................................... 6

3—Standard Connections.......................................... 8

4—Connecting to a TV/VCR ...................................... 10

5—Technical Specifications....................................... 18

6—Compatible Printers............................................. 21

7—Accessories............................................................ 23

8—Connecting a Wireless Keyboard......................... 24

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Introduction

1Introduction

BocaVision Thin Client network devices enable inexpensive 10BaseT access to corporate network servers . Built-in browser software with open ISP support provides a variety of user options . Configured with a 10BaseT Ethernet connection, monitor (or TV), keyboard, mouse and/or printer,

BocaVision delivers exciting network access solutions .

Components

• BocaVision unit(s)

• Network Management Software CD

• PS/2 keyboard (104 keys)

• PS/2 mouse

• Administrator’s Manual

• User Handbook

• P ower cord

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2Summary of Connectors

Connectors and LEDs

Hardware Reference

FRONT FRONT

FRONT

FRONT FRONT

IR ReceiIR Recei

IR Recei

IR ReceiIR Recei Status LEDsStatus LEDs

Status LEDs

Status LEDsStatus LEDs

LED1LED1

LED1—Power (GREEN)

LED1LED1 LED2LED2

LED2— (RED)*

LED2LED2

*(flashing: looking for boot server)

(off: connected to boot server)

REAR REAR

REAR

REAR REAR

VIEWVIEW

VIEW

VIEWVIEW

verver

ver

verver

VIEWVIEW

VIEW

VIEWVIEW

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1—V1—V

1—V

1—V1—V

GA Monitor porGA Monitor por

GA Monitor por

GA Monitor porGA Monitor por

t.t.

Use this port when connecting the

t.t.

unit to a computer monitor.

2—S-video Output.2—S-video Output.

2—S-video Output.

2—S-video Output.2—S-video Output.

Use this port if using a television and the TV features an S-video connector. S-video may provide improved clarity of video display.

3—Composite video output.3—Composite video output.

3—Composite video output.

3—Composite video output.3—Composite video output.

Use the video cable to connect

this port to the VIDEO-IN jac k on your TV.

4—Right/Left audio c4—Right/Left audio c

4—Right/Left audio c

4—Right/Left audio c4—Right/Left audio c

hannelshannels

hannels

hannelshannels

Use audio cables to

connect these ports to the AUDIO-IN jacks on your computer speakers, or your T V.

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Summary of Connectors

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1010

1111

5—Reset Switc5—Reset Switc

5—Reset Switc

5—Reset Switc5—Reset Switc

h.h.

Use this reset switch to recover from

h.h.

memory corruption. Pressing the reset switc h once briefly will clear all unprotected RAM. P owering up he unit with the switch pressed in clears all RAM and resets the EEPROM to factory defaults.

6—Mouse.6—Mouse.

6—Mouse.

6—Mouse.6—Mouse. 7—K7—K

7—K

7—K7—K 8—Pr8—Pr

8—Pr

8—Pr8—Pr

yboaryboar

yboar

yboaryboar

inter parinter par

inter par

inter parinter par

Connect a PS/2 mouse.

d jacd jac

d jac

d jacd jac

k.k.

Connect a PS/2 keyboard.

k.k.

allel porallel por

allel por

allel porallel por

t (DB-25).t (DB-25).

t (DB-25).

t (DB-25).t (DB-25).

Allows connection of

printer to the unit.

9—10BaseT jac9—10BaseT jac

9—10BaseT jac

9—10BaseT jac9—10BaseT jac

k (RJ-45).k (RJ-45).

k (RJ-45).

k (RJ-45).k (RJ-45).

Attach one end of an RJ-45 cable

to this jack and the other end to an RJ-45 wall connector.

10—A10—A

10—A

10—A10—A

C PC P

C P

C PC P

er connectorer connector

er connector

er connectorer connector

Attach the other end to your w all outlet.

CONNECTION LAST)CONNECTION LAST)

CONNECTION LAST).

CONNECTION LAST)CONNECTION LAST)

11—P11—P

11—P

11—P11—P

er Switcer Switc

er Switc

er Switcer Switc

off .

. Connect the AC power cord here .

(MAKE (MAKE

(MAKE

(MAKE (MAKE

. Simple rocker to power the unit on or

THISTHIS

THIS

THISTHIS

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Hardware Reference

3Standard Connections

Common Installation with VGA Monitor

Before you can access the network, you need to connect the unit to:

A. A VGA Monitor B . RJ-45 w all jack for 10Base-T network connection C . An AC electrical outlet

A common installation is depicted below. For an illustration of a sample network configuration with the BocaVision unit, see Section 5. In the event you wish to connect a television to the unit, refer to Appendix D in this manual. To connect peripheral devices such as a mouse, keyboard, and printer, see the next page.

AC P ower Cord

RJ-45 (10BaseT jack)

VGA Monitor Connector

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Summary of Connectors

Connecting Other Peripherals

Mouse Port

Parallel P ort Connector

Keyboard P ort

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Hardware Reference

4Connecting to a TV/VCR

A common TV installation is depicted on the next page (TV or VCR with Audio jacks). More details are provided on subsequent pages. Your connection depends on how your TV is set up:

1. Does your TV ha ve S-VIDEO, RCA-type A/V (audio/video),

Or RF coaxial jacks?

2. Is your TV connected to a VCR?

IF IF

YOU HAYOU HA

YOU HA

IF IF

YOU HAYOU HA

VE:VE:

VE:

VE:VE:

THEN:THEN:

THEN:

THEN:THEN:

A TV/VCR without audio jacks... see page 12 A TV with S-VIDEO jack... see page 14 A TV/VCR with audio/video jacks... see page 16

NONO

TETE

TE: Connection to S-VIDEO may offer improved video

NONO

TETE

display.

A.A.

elevision and elevision and

elevision and

elevision and elevision and

VCRVCR

VCR

VCRVCR

Connect one end of the supplied RCA-type A/V cable to the BocaVision unit as identified and the other end to the A/V IN jacks on your TV or VCR. Make sure you matc h colors. If there is only one audio jack, connect the white plugs only.

NONO

TE:TE:

TE: If connecting through your VCR, connect the VCR’ s

NONO

TE:TE:

A/V OUT jacks to the T V’ s A/V IN jacks . If using a coaxial cable for this connection, connect the coax OUT jac k on your VCR to the coax VHF/UHF jack on your TV, using a coaxial connector cable (not supplied). You will need either a coaxial cable, or an RCA-type A/V cable, but not both.

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Connecting to a TV/VCR

B.B.

elephoneelephone

elephone

elephoneelephone

Connect one end of the telephone cable to the unit’s telephone jack. Connect the other end to the telephone wall jack. For best results , connect the unit to a telephone wall jack that you are not currently using . If you have only one telephone wall jack, use the supplied T-splitter so the unit and the phone can share the same line.

P P

owerower

ower

owerower

Connect the proper end of the AC power cord to the unit’s

1111

power receptacle and then plug in (

DO DO

THIS LASTTHIS LAST

THIS LAST).

THIS LASTTHIS LAST

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Hardware Reference

Connecting to a TV or VCR without Audio/Video Jacks

1. Set the channel switch on the RF modulator (not supplied)

(Radio Shack cat. # 15-1283A) to VHF channel 3 or 4, whichever is not used or the least used in your area.

2. Connect the RF modulator to the Composite Video Output

and Right/Left audio channel jacks on the unit.

3. Use an RF coaxial cable to connect the TO TV jack on the

adapter to the ANTENNA IN jack on the back of your TV.

You may need to disconnect the antenna/cable from your TV to make this connection. Connect the antenna/cable to the ANTENNA IN jac k on the RF modulator.

4. Connect one end of the telephone cable to the unit’s

telephone jack. Connect the other end to the telephone wall jack.

5. Connect the proper end of the AC power cord to the unit’s

power receptacle.

6. Set your TV to channel 3 or 4, as selected in step 1 above.

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Connecting to a TV/VCR

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○○○○

1313

Video Cable

A/V Cable

RF Modulator

Out to TV

TELEPHONE

RF coaxial cable

CABLE

AC POWER CORD

VHF/UHF

NONO

TE:TE:

NONO TV remote has a TV remote has a

TV remote has a

TV remote has a TV remote has a button, push this button.button, push this button.

button, push this button.

button, push this button.button, push this button.

If your television or If your television or

TE:

If your television or

TE:TE:

If your television or If your television or

TV/videoTV/video

TV/video

TV/videoTV/video

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Hardware Reference

Connecting to a TV with an S-VIDEO Jack

NONO

TE:TE:

NONO

Connection to S-VIDEO may offer improved Connection to S-VIDEO may offer improved

TE:

Connection to S-VIDEO may offer improved

TE:TE:

Connection to S-VIDEO may offer improved Connection to S-VIDEO may offer improved

video displayvideo display

video display

video displayvideo display may want to integrate the unit into your homemay want to integrate the unit into your home

may want to integrate the unit into your home

may want to integrate the unit into your homemay want to integrate the unit into your home entertainment system.entertainment system.

entertainment system.

entertainment system.entertainment system.

o enhance audio performance,o enhance audio performance,

o enhance audio performance,

o enhance audio performance,o enhance audio performance,

you you

you

you you

1. Use the supplied S-VIDEO cable to connect the S-VIDEO OUT jack on the unit to the S-VIDEO In jack on your TV.

2. Connect the Audio (right and left) jacks on the unit to your TV ’s AUDIO IN jacks, using the supplied audio cables.

NONO

TE:TE:

TE:

TE:TE:

Do NO Do NO

Do NO

Do NO Do NO

NONO yellow) to the yellow) to the

yellow) to the

yellow) to the yellow) to the connection.connection.

connection.

connection.connection.

T connect the T connect the

T connect the

T connect the T connect the

VIDEO jack when using the S-videoVIDEO jack when using the S-video

VIDEO jack when using the S-video

VIDEO jack when using the S-videoVIDEO jack when using the S-video

VIDEO cable (usuallyVIDEO cable (usually

VIDEO cable (usually

VIDEO cable (usuallyVIDEO cable (usually

3. Connect one end of the telephone cable to the unit’s telephone jack. Connect the other end to the telephone wall jack.

4. Connect the proper end of the AC power cord to the unit’ s power receptacle.

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Connecting to a TV/VCR

S-VIDEO

○○○○○ ○○○

○○○○

1515

A/V CABLE

TELEPHONE CABLE

REAR OF TV

S-VIDEO

AC POWER

CORD

VIDEO L.

AUDIO R.

AUDIO

NONO

TE:TE:

NONO TV remote has a TV remote has a

TV remote has a

TV remote has a TV remote has a button, push this button.button, push this button.

button, push this button.

button, push this button.button, push this button.

If your television or If your television or

TE:

If your television or

TE:TE:

If your television or If your television or

TV/videoTV/video

TV/video

TV/videoTV/video

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Hardware Reference

Connecting to a TV or VCR with Audio/Video Jacks

1. Connect one end of the supplied RCA-type A/V cable to the unit as identified and other end to the A/V IN jac ks on your VCR or TV. Make sure you matc h colors . If there is only one audio jack, connect the white plugs.

2. Connect one end of the telephone cable to the unit’s telephone jack. Connect the other end to the telephone wall jack.

3. Connect the proper end of the AC power cord to the unit’s power receptacle.

NONO

TE:TE:

F F

TE:

NONO

TE:TE:

(A),(A),

or an RCA-type or an RCA-type

(A),

or an RCA-type

(A),(A),

or an RCA-type or an RCA-type

or step 4,or step 4,

or step 4,

F F

or step 4,or step 4,

you need either a coaxial cable you need either a coaxial cable

you need either a coaxial cable

you need either a coaxial cable you need either a coaxial cable

A/V cable (B),A/V cable (B),

A/V cable (B),

A/V cable (B),A/V cable (B),

but not both.but not both.

but not both.

but not both.but not both.

4. If connecting through your VCR, connect the VCR’s A/V OUT jacks to the TV’s A/V IN jacks. If using a coaxial cable for this connection, connect the coax OUT jac k on your VCR to the coax VHF/UHF jac k on your TV, using a coaxial connector cable (not supplied).

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Connecting to a TV/VCR

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1717

A/V CABLE

VCR

TEL. CABLE

LINE-INLINE-

OUT

AC POWER CORD

LEFT AUDIO

RIGHT AUDIO

VIDEO

EITHER COAXIAL OR RCA-TYPE CABLE (not both)

Coax Cable (not included)

NONO

TE:TE:

NONO or or

or or video button, push thisvideo button, push this

video button, push this

video button, push thisvideo button, push this button.button.

button.

button.button.

If your television If your television

TE:

If your television

TE:TE:

If your television If your television

TV remote has a TV remote has a

TV remote has a

TV remote has a TV remote has a

TV/TV/

TV/

TV/TV/

OUT

VIDEO 1

VHF/UHF

RCA-type A/V Cable (included)

VIDEO 2

VIDEO

L AUDIO

R AUDIO

S-VIDEO

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Hardware Reference

5Technical Specifications

Components

• BocaVision WT unit

• Install CD for the server

• PS/2 keyboard

• PS/2 mouse

• Network Administrator User’ s Guide

• AC Power cord

Specifications

• ARM7500FE RISC-based processor (40MHz clock speed)

• 110/220V AC power supply

• Memory:

• ROM: 8MB Mask ROM (2M x 32bits)

• RAM: 8MB EDO DRAM (2Mx32 bits)

Connectors/Indicators

• Status LEDs: GREEN (standby or operational mode); RED

(flashing: attempting to connect with server; off: connected to server)

• RJ-45 jack

• VGA port

• RCA composite video output

• RCA right/left audio c hannels

• S-video output

• P arallel port

• PS/2 keyboard port

• PS/2 mouse port

• P ower connector

• Reset switch

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Technical Specifications

Features Display

For Browser :

• 640x480x8 bits @50Hz (PAL mode)

• 640x480x8 bits @60Hz (NTSC/VGA mode)

• 800x600x8 bits @60Hz

• 1024x768x4 bits @70Hz

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For ICA Client:

Network (see more on following page)

• 10BaseT (IEEE802.3/802.3u)

• TCP/IP with DHCP

Flexible Boot Configurations

• Boot directly into ICA-3 Client softw are

• Boot into Web Browser

• 640x480 (256 colors)

• 800x600 (256 colors)

• 1024x768 (16 colors)

Basic F eatures:

• Full HTML 3.2 compatibility

• Support for Netscape and Microsoft IE HTML extensions

• Discrete navigation, dynamic horizontal scaling of web pages

• Support for formatting web content for TV display

Extended

Features:

• Audio: Real Audio,A U, SND, W A V, MIDI, AIFF

• Video: AVI movie files

• Internet Protocols: HTTP 0.9 and 1.0, SSL 2.0

Printer

• Bidirectional parallel port connection for over 150 models

including HP, Epson, Lexmark, Canon, Okidata and more

Product Dimensions

Width: 11.75” (29.85 cm) Length: 10.125” (25.72 cm) Height: 1.625” (3.18 cm) Weight: 2.50 lbs. (1.13 kg)

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10BaseT Pin-Out Assignments

Hardware Reference

Pin-out assignments for the 10Base-T connector are as follows:

8-pin RJ45 Connector

8-pin8-pin

8-pin

8-pin8-pin

Pin 1

Pin 8

1 Tx+ 2 Tx3 Rx+ 4NC

Bottom of

plug

5NC 6 Rx7NC 8NC

10BaseT Cabling Specifications

Cable:Cable:

Cable: RJ-45 (10BaseT) UTP Category 3, 4, 5, or

Cable:Cable:

better

Type:Type:

Type: Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)

Type:Type:

22-26 AWG (0.4-0.6 mm); 2 pairs

Max.Max.

Max.

Max.Max. Distance:Distance:

Distance: 100mm (328’)

Distance:Distance:

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Compatible Printers

6Compatible Printers

Printer Codes

Brother

HJ-100i ................................................ 1

HJ-400 ............................................... 11

HL-10M.............................................. 11

HL-10V .............................................. 11

HL-1260............................................. 11

HL-630............................................... 11

HL-655M............................................ 11

HL-660............................................... 11

HL-730............................................... 11

HL-730X ............................................ 11

HL-960............................................... 11

MFC 3900 ML.................................... 11

MFC 4000 ML.................................... 11

MFC 4500 ML.................................... 11

MFC 4550.......................................... 11

MFC 5500 ML.................................... 11

Canon

BJ-100 ................................................. 1

BJ-10EX .............................................. 1

BJ-105X............................................... 1

BJ-200 ................................................. 1

BJ-200E............................................... 1

BJ-200EX ............................................ 1

BJ-230 ................................................. 1

BJ-30 ................................................... 1

BJ-300 ................................................. 1

BJ-330 ................................................. 1

BJC-210 .............................................. 1

BJC-240 .............................................. 1

BJC-250 .............................................. 2

BJC-4000 ............................................ 2

BJC-4100 ............................................ 2

BJC-4200 ............................................ 2

BJC-4300 ............................................ 2

BJC-4550 ............................................ 2

BJC-600 .............................................. 2

BJC-600E ............................................ 2

BJC-620 .............................................. 2

BJC-70 ................................................ 2

LBP-1260 .......................................... 11

LBP-430 ............................................ 11

LBP45x.............................................. 11

MultiP ass 800 .............. ....... ........ ....... .. 1

MultiPass 1000.................................... 1

MultiPass C2500 ................................. 2

Citizen

Noteboook Printer II ............................1

PN50 Notebook Printer ....................... 1

PN60 Notebook Printer ....................... 1

ProJet 3 ............................................... 1

ProJet 11 ............................................. 7

ProLaser 6000................................... 11

Epson

ActionLaser II .................................... 11

ActionLaser 1000 .............................. 11

ActionLaser 1100 .............................. 11

ActionLaser 1400 .............................. 11

ActionLaser 1500 .............................. 11

ActionLaser 1600 .............................. 11

EPL-5500 .......................................... 15

FX-185................................................. 4

FX-286................................................. 4

FX-80................................................... 3

FX-85................................................... 4

FX-86................................................... 4

GX-80 .................................................. 3

Stylus 800 ........................................... 5

Stylus 800+ ......................................... 5

Stylus 1000 ......................................... 5

Stylus Color 200.................................. 6

Stylus Color 300.................................. 6

Stylus Color 400.................................. 6

Stylus Color 500.................................. 6

Stylus Color 800.................................. 6

Stylus Color..... .................................... 6

Stylus Color II.... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... ... ... .. 6

Stylus Color IIS ................................... 6

Stylus Pro............................................ 6

Stylus Pro XL .. ... .. ... .. ... .. .. ... .. ... .. ... .. ... . 6

DeskJet 1200C.................................... 8

DeskJet 310 ........................................ 7

DeskJet 320 ........................................ 7

DeskJet 340 ........................................ 7

DeskJet 400 ........................................ 8

DeskJet 500 ........................................ 7

DeskJet 500C.......... ...... ..... ..... ...... ..... . 8

DeskJet 510 ........................................ 7

DeskJet 540 ........................................ 8

DeskJet 550C.......... ...... ..... ..... ...... ..... . 9

2121

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Hardware Reference

DeskJet 560C...................................... 9

DeskJet 600 ........................................ 7

DeskJet 600C...................................... 8

DeskJet 660C...................................... 9

DeskJet 660Cse.................................. 8

DeskJet 672C...................................... 9

DeskJet 680C...................................... 9

DeskJet 682C...................................... 9

DeskJet 693C...................................... 9

DeskJet 850C...................................... 9

DeskJet 855C...................................... 9

DeskJet 855Cse.................................. 8

DeskJet 855Cxi ................................... 8

DeskJet Pro ........................................ 7

LaserJet 4.......................................... 11

LaserJet 4L........................................ 11

LaserJet 4ML..................................... 11

LaserJet 4MP .................................... 11

LaserJet 4P ....................................... 11

LaserJet 4Plus .................................. 11

LaserJet 5.......................................... 11

LaserJet 5L........................................ 11

LaserJet 5MP .................................... 11

LaserJet 5P ....................................... 11

LaserJet 6L........................................ 11

LaserJet 6P ....................................... 11

LaserJet II ........ ...... ..... ...... ................ 11

LaserJet III ........................................ 11

LaserJet IIP Plus ............................... 11

OfficeJet .............................................. 7

OfficeJet 300 ....................................... 7

OfficeJet 330 ....................................... 7

OfficeJet 350 ....................................... 7

OfficeJet LX......... .... ..... .... ..... .............. 7

PaintJet................................................ 8

PaintJet XL300 .................................. 10

IBM/Lexmark

4019 LaserPrinter E .......................... 11

4029-010 LaserPrinter ...................... 11

4029-020 LaserPrinter ...................... 11

4029-030 LaserPrinter ...................... 11

4037-SE ............................................ 11

4039-10R LasserPrinter .................... 11

4039-10 Plus ..................................... 11

4039-12 Plus ..................................... 11

4070IJ.................................................. 1

4072 ExecJet....................................... 1

ExecJet II 4076 ................................... 7

Color Jetprinter 1020BE ...................... 8

Color Jetprinter 3000........................... 9

ExecJet IIC.......................................... 8

Medley 4C ........................................... 8

Medley 4sx .......................................... 8

Medley 4X ........................................... 8

Optra E .............................................. 11

Optra Ep ............................................ 1 1

Optra E+............................................ 11

Optra R.............................................. 11

Optra RX ........................................... 11

V aluewriter 300.................................. 11

V aluewriter 600.................................. 11

Winwriter 400 .................................... 11

Winwriter 600 .................................... 11

NEC

SilentWriter Model 1097 .................... 11

SilentWriter Model 95 ........................ 11

SilentWriter Model 97fx ..................... 11

Superscript 610 ................................. 11

Superscript 660 ................................. 11

Okidata

Doc It 3000 ........................................ 11

Doc It 4000 ........................................ 11

OkiPage 16N ..................................... 11

OL 1200............................................. 11

OL1200/PS ........................................ 11

OL 400 ............................................... 11

OL 400E ............................................ 11

OL 410E ............................................ 11

OL 600E ............................................ 11

OL 610E ............................................ 11

OL 610E/PS ............ ...... ....... ...... ...... . 15

OL 800 ............................................... 11

OL 810 ............................................... 11

OL 810E ............................................ 11

OL 810E/PS ............ ...... ....... ...... ...... . 11

OL 830 Plus....................................... 15

OL 850 ............................................... 15

Panasonic

KX-P4400 Sidewriter ......................... 11

KX-P4410 .......................................... 11

KX-P4430 .......................................... 11

KX-P4440 .......................................... 11

KX-P5400 Sidewriter ......................... 11

KX-P5410 .......................................... 15

KX-P6100 .......................................... 11

KX-P6500 .......................................... 11

KX-P5600 .......................................... 11

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Accessories

7Accessories

• Keyboard: P art no . 8602

• Mouse P art no. 8603

• AA batteries P art no. 8264

• AC power cord: P art no . 8270

• Audio/Video cable: P art no. 8507

• S-video Cable: Part no. 8532

To order these items, contact your distributor. For a list of

2323

local distributors, contact

Boca Research, Inc. 1601 Clint Moore Road Boca Raton, Florida 33437-2841 (561) 241-8088

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Hardware Reference

8Connecting a Wireless Keyboard

Your wireless keyboard installation is fast and easy, as described below.

Inserting the batteries

1. Remove the battery compartment door.

2. Insert batteries (included) as shown in the diagram inside the battery compartment.

3. Replace the battery compartment door.

Keyboard Legs

Battery Compartment Door

Adjusting the Keyboard Height

To raise the keyboard, lift up the keyboard legs until they snap into place. To lower the keyboard, push each leg down until it fits securely back into its cavity.

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Wireless Keyboard

ointing the Keyboardointing the Keyboard

ointing the Keyboard

ointing the Keyboardointing the Keyboard

2525

The wireless keyboard should be used within 25 feet of the unit. For best results it should be pointed at no more than a 45

45o angle

angle. The keyboard works on “line of sight”. If there are obstructions between the keyboard and the unit, or if the keyboard is tilted at too severe an angle, it may appear as if the keyboard isn’t working .

Keyboard Functions and Features

Arrows and ENTER / OKArrows and ENTER / OK

Arrows and ENTER / OK. Use the

Arrows and ENTER / OKArrows and ENTER / OK

on the menu screens , and when surfing the web. Press

OKOK

OK to select a highlighted item.

OKOK ALAL

T. In ICA-application sessions, performs standard keyboard

ALAL

functions.

CLEAR/ESCCLEAR/ESC

CLEAR/ESC

CLEAR/ESCCLEAR/ESC

keyboard functions .

CTRLCTRL

CTRL. In ICA-application sessions , performs standard keyboard

CTRLCTRL

functions.

FAFA

V. Displays sites that are stored under ‘Favorites’ (when you

FAFA

are on-line).

. In ICA-application sessions, performs standard

arrowsarrows

arrows to highlight items

arrowsarrows

ENTER /ENTER /

ENTER /

ENTER /ENTER /

FUNCFUNC

FUNC. In combination with number keys, FUNC provides the

FUNCFUNC

equivalent function of pressing F1 to F10 on a PS/2-compatible keyboard.

GO BACKGO BACK

GO BACK. Returns you to the preceding frame, web page , menu,

GO BACKGO BACK

or toolbar.

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GO GO

O. Displays the URL Entry T oolbar so you can type in an

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URL to “go to” that web page.

GUIDEGUIDE

GUIDE. Reserved for future applications .

GUIDEGUIDE HOMEHOME

HOME. Takes you back to the URL specified during setup .

HOMEHOME INFOINFO

INFO. Gives you web page details for a web site.

INFOINFO

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MAIL.MAIL.

MAIL.

MAIL.MAIL. MENUMENU

MENU. Brings up the Main menu, or the Toolbar when you’re

MENUMENU

Reserved for future applications .

surfing the web.

AGE UP and PAGE UP and P

AGE UP and P

AGE UP and PAGE UP and P

AGE DOWNAGE DOWN

AGE DOWN. Scroll up and down through web

AGE DOWNAGE DOWN

content one page at a time.

POWERPOWER

POWER. Turns the unit on and turns it off (standby mode).

POWERPOWER PRINTPRINT

PRINT. Displays the Print Options box.

PRINTPRINT RELOADRELOAD

RELOAD. Reloads the current web page . If you are downloading

RELOADRELOAD

a page, it stops the download and loads the preceding page.

SASA

VEVE

VE. Reserved for future applications.

SASA

VEVE

SEARCHSEARCH

SEARCH. Reserved for future applications.

SEARCHSEARCH SENDSEND

SEND. Reserved for future applications .

SENDSEND TT

ransport Keys (Pransport Keys (P

ransport Keys (P

ransport Keys (Pransport Keys (P

sound and movie player functions . STOP also stops loading a web page and stops printing. REV and FWD are reserved for future applications.

WHOWHO

WHO. Reserved for future applications .

WHOWHO

USE,USE,

USE,

USE,USE,

PLA PLA

PLA

PLA PLA

ST ST

OP)OP)

OP). Controls Internet

ST ST

OP)OP)

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Wireless Keyboard

CLEAR

ESC

POWER

TAB

CAPS LOCK

SHIFT

PAUSE REV PLAY FWD

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ALT WHO

CTRL

FUNC

@ 2

RELOAD

& 7

FAV SAVE GO TO SEARCH

(

)

MAIL

SEND

{ [

: ;

? /

REC

INFO

BACK

SPACE

} ]

ENTER

SHIFT

STOP

HOME

GO BACK

GUIDE

PAGE

DOWN

LEFT LEFT

LEFT

LEFT LEFT MOUSE CONTROLSMOUSE CONTROLS

MOUSE CONTROLS

MOUSE CONTROLSMOUSE CONTROLS

AND RIGHTAND RIGHT

AND RIGHT

AND RIGHTAND RIGHT

Use the left mouse control to select a highlighted item on menu screen or Internet. The right mouse control is reserved for future applications.

POINTER.POINTER.

POINTER.

POINTER.POINTER.

Use to highlight items on menu screens and when you’re surfing the web and when running softw are applications .

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