Compaq 27MHz User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL — Please read before using this equipment.

27MHz Wireless

Keyboard and Mouse

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Thank you for purchasing the Compaq 27 MHz Wireless Keyboard and Mouse. The wireless keyboard lets you move it freely from your computer within 2 meters range and the keyboard’s 19 hot keys are convenient for one touch access to your favorite Internet, e-mail, and programs such as Word, Excel, and Power Point. The wireless mouse’s buttons can be programmed to control movements frequently used in Windows, for example, double clicks, zoom in and out, shift key, scroll, copy, paste, enter, page up and down, and so on.

Your wireless mouse and keyboard system is fully compatible with IBM/AT and PS/2, Windows 95 (PS/2 only) Windows, 98, 2000, ME, XP.

Wireless Keyboard

Wireless Mouse

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CONTENTS

System Requirements .................................................................................................................................. 3

A Quick Look ................................................................................................................................................ 4

Mouse ....................................................................................................................................................... 4

Keyboard Hotkeys ..................................................................................................................................... 4

Media Keys ........................................................................................................................................... 4

Internet Keys: ........................................................................................................................................ 5

Others ................................................................................................................................................... 5

LED Indicators on the Receiver ............................................................................................................ 6

Hardware Installation ................................................................................................................................... 7

Connecting the Receiver to Your Computer .............................................................................................. 7

Installing Batteries ..................................................................................................................................... 7

In the Keyboard .................................................................................................................................... 8

In the Mouse ......................................................................................................................................... 8

Setting Up The Keyboard .......................................................................................................................... 9

Using the Keyboard’s Palm Rest and Elevation Tabs .......................................................................... 9

Wireless Keyboard, Mouse, and Receiver ............................................................................................ 9

Setting the ID Channel .......................................................................................................................... 9

Software Installation ................................................................................................................................... 10

Wireless Mouse And Keyboard Setting Menu ......................................................................................... 10

Customizing the Mouse Settings ........................................................................................................ 11

Mouse Button Assignments ................................................................................................................ 11

Application Switch/Document Switch .................................................................................................. 13

EasyJump for Windows ..................................................................................................................... 14

Zoom function for Office and IE Applications ...................................................................................... 15

Setting Wireless Mouse Options for Internet ..........................................................................................15

Setting The Keyboard’s Hotkeys ............................................................................................................. 15

Setting the Media Key ......................................................................................................................... 16

Setting the Play/Pause Key ................................................................................................................ 16

Setting the Search Key ....................................................................................................................... 17

Setting the Web/Home WWW Key ..................................................................................................... 17

Setting the Mail Key ............................................................................................................................ 18

Setting the “My Computer” Key ........................................................................................................... 18

Setting the Calculator Key .................................................................................................................. 19

Setting the Sleep Key ......................................................................................................................... 19

Setting Options for Displaying

the HotKey Icon .................................................................................................................................. 20

Setting the Wireless Function ............................................................................................................. 20

Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................... 21

FCC Declaration of Conformity .................................................................................................................. 22

The FCC Wants Youto Know ..................................................................................................................... 22

Care ............................................................................................................................................................ 23

Cleaning the Wireless Mouse ................................................................................................................ 23

Service and Repair ..................................................................................................................................... 23

Environment Requirements ........................................................................................................................ 24

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

•IBMTM-Compatible PC, with 80486 processor or above

• 8 MB RAM minimum (16 MB recommended)

• 10 MB hard-disk space

• CD-ROM drive

• PS/2 keyboard port. (If your system has an AT computer (IBM compatible) keyboard port, you will need one more ATsocket to PS/2 socket adapter, available at your local RadioShack store.)

• PS/2 mouse port.

• Windows 95 (PS/2 only) Microsoft Windows 98/Me, or Windows NT 4.0 (with Service Pack 3 or later version), or Windows 2000/XP installed.

• Microsoft Windows Media Player 6.4 and CD Player installed or Windows Media Player 7.0 installed.

Your wireless keyboard and mouse system’s features include:

256 Channel ID Number Selections — lets you select a different channel ID number to prevent any possible radio frequency interruption.

One-Touch Popular Multimedia Function Keys — allow one touch operation of Mute, Volume up, Volume down, Previous-track, Next-track, Stop, Play and Pause functions.

One-Touch Applications Keys — allow one touch access to Internet functions such as My Favorite, Search, E-mail,

WWW, Windows My Computer desktop, Windows’ calculator.

Four LED Mode Indicators — indicate mouse operating status, battery power status, Number Lock, Caps Lock, and Scroll Lock function status.

Foldable Keyboard Palm Rest — lets you rest your palms comfortably for extended use of the keyboard.

Ergonomic Mouse Design — lets you hold the mouse comfortably.

Optical Sensing Technology — senses mouse movement precisely and smoothly, with no moving parts to replace.

USB to PS/2 Adapter — lets you use your mouse with computer either with PS/2 or USB connector.

Mouse Scroll Wheel — lets you scroll and select quickly and easily, helping you work with long documents.

Supplied Driver CD — provides various customized functions for operation with the Internet and Windows.

A QUICK LOOK

MOUSE

Side Button

LeftMouse Button

Scroll Button

RightMouse Button

Side Button

Left Button: The left button is a default click button. You do

not need to set this button. Right Button — You can assign this for frequently used

keyboard buttons and mouse functions in addition to features like Easy-Jump, Auto-Panning, Zoom, and so on.

Scroll Button — You can assign this button for frequently used keyboard buttons and mouse functions in addition to features like Easy-Jump, Auto-Panning, Zoom, and so on.

Side Button — You can assign certain functions in the Mouse Properties menu to the left or right side button with the roller button.

KEYBOARD HOTKEYS

Media Keys

— starts the media player that you select.

—moves audio or video CD to previous track.

— moves an audio or video CD to the next track.

— Play and pause an audio or video CD.

— stops playing an audio or video CD.

Volume + or – ] — increases or decreases volume. Mute — mutes the sound of an audio or video CD

being played.

Internet Keys

My Favorites — displays your Favorites or Bookmarks list for the Internet.

Search — goes to your Internet search service. E-mail — access an E-mail application such as

Outlook Express.

WWW — access the internet browser application. Back — returns to the previous web page. Forward — moves to the next web page. Stop — stops loading or refreshing a new web page. Refresh — updates the content on a web page.

Others

My Computer —displays<My Computer>. Calculator — access the Windows’ Calculator. Sleep — turn system into sleep mode.

LED Indicators on the Receiver

There are four LED indicators in the receiver.

1. The top LED lights either red or green as follows:

• lights red when the mouse battery power weakens

and turns off when fresh batteries are installed.

• lights red when the keyboard battery power is low. TheLEDonlyflasheswhenakeyispressedonthe keyboard while the batteries are low.

• flashes green slowly when the receiver is preparing to operate.

• flashes green rapidly when the mouse moves and goes off when the mouse stops.

• flashes green slowly when you hit a key on the keyboard and goes off when you stop.

2. The second green LED lights when on and turns off when

3. The third green LED lights when and turns off when

4. The last green LED lights when and turns off when

Scroll Lock is released.

Caps Lock is set to on

Caps Lock is released.

Num Lock is set to on

Num Lock is released.

Scroll Lock is set to

HARDWARE INSTALLATION

CONNECTING THE RECEIVER TO YOUR COMPUTER

The connectors of the RF (Radio Frequency) receiver meet thePC99Spec.IfyouhaveacomputerwithPC99 specification, simply plug the purple connector marked with

to the same color PS/2 port, or connect the supplied USB to PS/2 adapter to the USB connector and connect it to the mouse’s USB port. Refer to your computer’s manual for the location of PS/2 ports.

If your computer is AT type (IBM compatible), please contact your local RadioShack for the optional adapter.

PS/2

USB

IMPORTANT

Keep your previous mouse installed as a back-up until you finish installation

Ô NOTE Ô

Before installing or removing the keyboard or mouse (either the original or the new one) to or from your computer, always turn off your computer first. Installing or removing the keyboard or mouse while the computer is running can cause permanent damage to them or your computer.

INSTALLING BATTERIES

The wireless keyboard and mouse require two AA batteries each (not supplied) for power. We recommend RadioShack alkaline batteries.

In the Keyboard

Tabs

Battery Compartment Cover

1. Push up on the tabs to lift and remove the battery compartment cover on the bottom of the keyboard.

2. Insert two AA batteries into the battery compartment according to the polarity marked inside the battery compartment.

3. Replace the battery compartment cover.

In the Mouse

1. Press the latch on the top of the battery compartment cover. Then lift off the cover.

2. Insert two AA batteries into the battery compartment according to the battery polarity marked inside the compartment.

3. Replace the cover.

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