Intel 123112960 User Manual

EXHIBIT C – User Guide

FCC ID EJM123112960

The Intel® Wireless Series Installation Guide for

•Base Station

•Keyboard

•Mouse

•Gamepad

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First Edition August 2000 A21065-001

Introducing the

Intel® Wireless Series

Thank you for buying Intel® Wireless Series peripherals for your computer. This installation guide contains in structions for setting up the Intel Wireless Series Base Station and I ntel Wireless Series peripherals (sold separately).

Important! Each package includes an installation guide so be sure to use the latest edition. The edition and publication date are located in the inside cover of each book.

Minimum system requirements

• Windows* 98 or Windows 98SE

• Available Universal Serial Bus (USB) Port

• CD-ROM or DVD drive

Before you begin

Here are a few important things to remember about setting up your devices:

• You must install and connect the Intel Wireless

Series Base Station first. Turn to page3 f or instructions.

• Always install the device software before attempting to connect the device.

• If you’re setting up an Intel Wi r ele s s Ser ies Keyboard and/or Intel Wireless Series Mouse, don’t disconnect your PS/2* keyboard and/or PS/2 mouse until you have verified that the wireless device is properly connected and working. Each section of the Installation Guide tells you how to verify the new device and when it is safe to disconnect the old device.

• Keep your old PS/2 keyboard and mouse a s backup devices.

Troubleshooting information for connecting and using Intel Wireless Series peripherals starts on page31.

Keep this installation guide for future reference!

It contains important troubleshooting information.

Setting up the Intel

Wireless Series Base Station

What’s in this package

Inside the Intel® Wireless Series Base Station Accessory box, you will find:

• Intel Wireless Series Base Station

• Intel Wireless Series Base Station software CD-ROM

• Power cord

• Installation Guide

• Information card

Important! Be sure to install the Base Station software before connecting the Base Station to your computer. For

instructions, turn to page 4 .

Introducing the Intel Wireless Series Base Station

The Base Station is a 900MHz radio-based device th at lets you connect and use simultaneously up to eight (8) Intel Wireless Series peripherals with your computer. As you use Intel Wireless Series peripherals with the Base Station, its lights show you the current status of your wireless devices.

USB cable

Power cord

Connect button

“low batt” light

flashes when the batteries in a wireless device need to be changed

“ready” light

• flashes quickly as wireless devices are used

• glows steadily with proper USB connection

• flashes slowly when there is no USB connection

“connect” light

• flashes slowly when searching for a wireless device

• flashes quickly as it connects a wireless device

• glows steadily when one or more wireless devices are connected

C H A P T E R 2 Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Base Station

Setup at a glance

• Install the Intel Wireless Series Base Station software.

• Restart your computer, if prompted.

• Connect the Base Station to your computer.

• Verify that the Base Station is connected to your computer.

Install the Intel® Wireless Series Base Station Software

Put the Intel Wireless Series Base Station CD into

the CD or DVD drive of your computer and wait for the Setup program to start. This may take several seconds. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the

software. To register your product, follow the on-screen

instructions. Registered users periodically receive information about updates, upgrades, and spec ial offers

At the end of Setup , follow th e on-sc reen instru ction s

to finish the software installation and connect your Intel Wireless Series Base Station. If prompted, restart your computer.

If the Setup program does not start automatically

1 Click

Start > Programs > Windows Explorer

2 Click on the

drive with the CD icon and the words “Setup.”

3 Double-click

“Setup.exe” and follow the on-screen instructions.

Where to put the Intel Wireless Series Base Station

Y ou can put the Intel Wireless Series Base Station anywhere on your desktop. You don’t have to place t he Base Sta tion in clear view of the Intel Wireless Series peripherals connected to it.

Because the Base Station is a 900 MHz radio-based device, we recommend that you do not put the Base Station near the receiving unit for other 900 MHz cordless home appliances, such as cordless phones, baby monitors, wireless speakers and wireless headphones.

If you experience interference with your cordless phone or other cordless device, page 45 has several suggestions for reducing interference.

Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Base Station C H A P T E R 2

Connect the Intel® Wireless Series Base Station

Important! Don’t disconnect your PS/2* keyboard or PS/2 mouse until you are instructed to do so later in this book. If you disconnect these devices too soon, you won’ t be able to successfully connect and use the Intel Wireless Series Base Station and Intel Wireless Series peripherals.

Connect the power cord to the back of the Base

Station and plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. With your comput er tur ned on, connect the Base

Station to any USB port on your computer

On-screen, the Windows*

New Hardware Found

wizard takes a few seconds to detect the Base Station. The wizard may ask to search your Windows CDROM, so have it available.

Important!

If the wizard asks to search your Intel

Wireless Series Base Station CD-ROM:

Make sure the correct version of the Intel

CD-ROM is in the CD or DVD drive of your computer . If you need to put the CD-ROM in th e

If the New Hardwar e Found wizard detects an “Unknown Device”

1 Click

stop the wizard.

2 If you installed

the Base Station software, restar t your computer and proceed through the wizard when it starts.

3 If you didn't

install the Base Station software, disconnect the Base Station, turn to page4, and follow the installation and connection instructions.

Cancel

drive, wait a few seconds for your computer to detect the C D -ROM . Cl ic k OK.

If the DVD drawer won’t open when the wizard prompts you for a CD

1 Open Windows

Explorer: click

Start > Programs > Windows Explorer

2 Right-click the

DVD drive and click

Eject

If the

Browse

In the

Insert Disk

button.

Open

dialog box appears, click the

dialog box, select from the list the drive that contains the Intel CD-ROM. Double-click the folder for your operating

system, such as “Win98,” and click OK. Click OK again in the

Insert Disk

proceed through the wizard.

After the wizard finishes, if the Setup program

started, click

and remove the Intel CD-ROM

Exit

from the drive.

Drives

dialog to

C H A P T E R 2 Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Base Station

Verify that the Intel Wireless Series Base Station is Connected

Open the Intel Wireless Series Control Panel to verify

that the Base Station is properly connected: click

Start > Programs > Intel Wireless Series > Intel Wireless Series Control Panel

You should see the Base Station picture in full color If the picture glows when you point your mouse at it, the Base Station is properly installed and connected.

Important! If the Base Station doesn’t appear in full

color, if the Base St ation shows an alert icon, as shown below

or if you’re having trouble connecting the Base Station, don’t disconnect y our old keyboard or mouse yet, and turn to the Troubleshooting section on page 31.

Now you’re ready to connect an Intel Wireless Series peripheral to the Base Station, so turn to the section for the device(s) that you want to connect:

• Intel Wireless Series Keyboard - turn to page 7 .

• Intel Wireless Series Mouse - turn to pag e15.

• Intel Wireless Series Gamepad - turn to page 23.

Setting up the Intel

Wireless Series Keyboard

What’s in this package

Inside the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard Accessory box, you will find:

• Intel Wireless Series Keyboard

• Intel Wireless Series Keyboard software CD-ROM

• 3 AA disposable alkaline batteries

• Installation Guide

• Information card

Setup at a glance

• Install the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard software.

• Restart your computer, if prompted.

• Insert the batteries into the keyboard.

• Connect the keyboard.

• Verify that the keyboard is connected.

• Disconnect your old keyboard.

Install the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard Software

Put the In tel Wire less Se ries Keyb oard CD-ROM into

the CD or DVD drive of your computer and wait for the Setup program to start. This may take several seconds. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the

keyboard soft ware. T o register your product, follow the on-screen

instructions. Registered users periodically receive information about updates, upgrades, and special offers

At the end of Setup, follow the on-screen instructions

to finish the software installation and connect your Intel Wireless Series Keyboard. If prompted, restart your computer.

If the Setup program does not start automatically

1 Click

Start > Programs > Windows Explorer

2 Click on the

drive with the CD icon and the words “Setup”.

3 Double-click

“Setup.exe” and follow the onscreen instructions.

C H A P T E R 3 Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard

Insert the Batteries into the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard

Conserving the batteries

After 2 hours of inactivity, a connected keyboard goes to sleep.

• To awaken the keyboard, press any key.

Low batteries

It’s time to change the batteries

when the battery icon appears in the display on the front of the keyboard.

The keyboard uses 3 AA alkaline batteries. Rechargeable batteries are not recommended.

Remove the battery compartment c over from the

bottom of the keyboard.

Insert the batteries. Make sure that the “+” and “-” on

each battery matches the “+” and “-” on each slot. Put the cover on.

Connect the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard

Before you connect the Intel

Wireless Series

Keyboard, double-check the following:

Be patient while connecting the keyboard

It may take up to 3 minutes to connec the keyboard.

the Intel Wireless Series Base Station is

installed and connected to your computer. For instructions, see p age7. the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard software

is installed and, if prompted, you restarted your computer

Important! Don’t disconnect your old PS/2* keyboard until you have verified that the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard is properly connected to your computer

Press the connect button on the front of the Base

Station. The “connect” light flashes slowly.

Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard C H A P T E R 3

Press the connect button on the bottom of the

keyboard.

If the New Hardwar e Fo und wizard detects an “Unknown Device”

The “connect” light flashes faster when the Base Station detects the keyboard. When the keyboard is connected, the Base Station’s “connect” light stays on steadily.

On-screen, the Windows*

New Hardware Found

wizard runs briefly after the keyboard connects. The wizard may ask to search your Windows CD-ROM, so have it available.

Important! If the wizard asks to search your Intel

Wireless Series Keyboard CD-ROM:

Make sure the correct version of the Intel

1 Click

stop the wizard.

2 If you installed

the keyboard software, restar t your computer and proceed through the wizard when it starts.

3 If you didn't

install the keyboard software, turn to page 7 and follow the installation and connection instructions.

Cancel

CD-ROM is in the CD or DVD drive of your computer . If you need to put the CD-ROM in th e drive, wait a few seconds for your computer to detect the C D -ROM . Cl ic k OK. If the

Browse

In the

Insert Disk

button.

Open

list the drive that contains the Intel CD-ROM. Double-click the folder for your operating

system, such as “Win98,” and click OK. Click OK again in the

proceed through the wizard.

After the wizard finishes, if the Setup program

started, click

Exit

from the drive.

dialog box appears, click the

dialog box, select from the

Insert Disk

Drives

dialog to

and remove the Intel CD-ROM

If the DVD drawer won’t open when the wizard prompts you for a CD

1 Open Windows

Explorer: click

Start > Programs > Windows Explorer

2 Right-click the

DVD drive and click

Eject

C H A P T E R 3 Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard

Verify that the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard is Connected

Press one of the Instant Access Keys, located on the

upper right side of the keyboard:

If the Instant Access Keys wizard starts, as shown

below, the keyboard is properly installed and connected. Click

to close the Instant Access

Exit

Keys wizard. You can configure these later.

Keep your old PS/2 keyboard

After you have successfully installed and connected your Intel Wireless Series Keyboard, keep your PS/2 keyboard as a back-up.

Important! If the Instant Access Keys wizard didn’t start or you’re having trouble connecting the keyboard, don’t disconnect your old keyboard yet and turn to the Troubleshooting secti on on page31.

Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard C H A P T E R 3

After you have verified that the keyboard is connected, you’re ready to disconnect your old PS/2 keyboard:

If the keyboard is properly c onnected, s hut down

Windows: click

Start > Shut Down

, click “Shut Down” and then click OK. Turn off your computer.

Disconnect your old keyboard and turn on your

computer

Now you’re ready to use your new Intel Wireless Series Keyboard. For a brief summary of its features and configuration instructions, turn to p age12.

If have anot he r Intel Wireless Ser i es periph er al to connect, turn to the appropriate section of this book:

• Intel Wireless Series Mouse - turn to page15.

• Intel Wireless Series Gamepad - turn to page 23.

C H A P T E R 3 Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard

Using the Intel

CD Player Keys

control the Windows* CD Player and system volume

Palm Rest

folds under the keyboard for easy storage

The Intel Wireless Series Keyboard has several sets of special keys to make it easier to use frequently used files, programs and settings on your computer. There ’s also a folding palm rest to support your wrists when you take a break from typing. For more information, check the online Help: click

Help

Wireless Series Keyboard



Control Panel Key

opens the Intel® control panel for managing Intel peripherals

Keyboard Display

shows when Num Lock, Caps Lock, Scroll Lock are turned on and Low Battery indicator

Instant Access Keys

4 keys for opening files, programs, or your Internet connection

Palm Rest Release

press the button on each side to unfold the palm rest

Start > Programs > Intel Wireless Series >

Using the Instant Access Keys

You can configure each of the four Instant Access Keys to open a file, start a program, start your Internet connection or open a Web page.

Click the

double click the In the Keyboard Properties dialog box, click the

Instant Access Keys

T o configure an Instant Access Keys click the

Start > Settings > Control Panel

Keyboard

icon.

tab.

button next to the key. Follow the on-screen instructions in the Instant

Access Keys wizard. Click

to close the wizard.

Finish

and

Assign

Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard C H A P T E R 3

Using the CD Player Keys

Your Intel W ireless Series Keyboard includes keys that let you control the Windows CD Player on your computer. By default, the CD Player Key actions appear on the screen when you press a CD Player Key on your keybo ard. For example, if you press the Play key on your keyboard, the word “Play” appears on your screen and disappears after a few seconds. You can modify the appearance of the onscreen actions or turn them off if you don’t want to see them.

T o modify the on-screen appearance of the CD Player Keys actions

Click the

double click the In the Keyboard Properties dialog box, click the

Player Keys

Click the

Start > Settings > Control Panel

Keyboard

icon.

tab.

button to open the Font dialog box.

Font

Change the font’s type, size and/or color, and then click OK. If you change your mind and want to use the original

Intel settings on a tab, click the tab’s button. To close the Keyboard Properties and save your

settings, click OK. To close the Keyboard Properties without saving any

changes, click

Cancel

and

Use Defaults

To turn off the display of CD Player Key actions

Click the

double click the In the Keyboard Properties dialog box, click the

Player Keys

Clear the

Start > Settings > Control Panel

Keyboard

icon.

tab.

Show CD Player Key actions on-screen

and

check box. If you change your mind and want to use the original

Intel settings on a tab, click the tab’s

Use Defaults

button. To close the Keyboard Properties and save your

settings, click OK. To close the Keyboard Properties without saving any

changes, click

Cancel

C H A P T E R 3 Setting up the Intel® Wireless Series Keyboard

Using the Palm Rest

The palm rest folds under the keyboard for easy storage. To use the palm rest, press the blue button on each side of the Intel Wireless Series Keyboard and lift up the palm rest. When you want to put the palm rest away, fold the palm rest under the keyboard making sure the palm rest support is flat against the palm rest before you press the palm rest firmly into place. If you need to replace the palm rest support, attach it to the palm rest with the smooth side against the palm rest.

Safe Usage Suggestions

Ergonomics on the Web

Visit

http:// www.intel.com/ wireless_series

more information.

for

Caution!

Although the data are inconclusive, some experts believe that using a keyboard in certain ways (e.g. excessive keying forces, p oor posture, impro per workstatio n set up, and/or repetitive, extended typing) may be associated with some forms of acute sprains/strains or chronic upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders. If at any time you experience pain, soreness, numbness, tingling, throbbing, aching, stiffness, weakness or a burning sensation in your hands, wrists, arms, shoulders, neck or back, promptly consult a qualified health professional.

Do not ignore these warning signs; they may indicate the presence of a serious medical condition.

To increase your comfort and minimize the potential for injury when using a keyboard, follow these guidelines:

• Place the keyboard within comfortable reach; avoid over-extending to reach the keyboard.

• Adjust your position relative to the keyboard so that your wrists and forearms are straight and parallel to the floor. This may mean adjusting your chair, your computer table or desk (if adjustable), and, if you us e on e, your keyboard tray.

• When you type, keep your wrists straight and avoid placing them on the palm rest pad. Use the palm rest to rest your hands only when you ar en't typing.

• Take frequent breaks from using the keyboard, at least once per hour.

• Vary your tasks throughout the day.

Setting up the Intel

Wireless Series Mouse

What’s in this package

Inside the Intel® Wireless Series Mouse Access ory box, you will find:

• Intel Wireless Series Mouse

• Intel Wireless Series Mouse software CD-ROM

• 3 AAA disposable alkaline batteries

• Installation Guide

• Information card

Setup at a glance

• Install the Intel Wireless Series Mouse software.

• Restart your computer, if prompted.

• Insert the batteries into the mouse.

• Connect the mouse.

• Verify that the mouse is connected.

• Disconnect your old mouse.

Install the Intel Wireless Series Mouse Software

Put the Intel Wireless Series Mouse CD into the CD

or DVD drive of your computer and wait for the Setup program to start. This may take several seconds. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the mouse

software. T o register your product, follow the on-screen

instructions. Registered users periodically receive information about updates, upgrades, and special offers

At the end of Setup, follow the on-screen instructions

to finish the software installation and connect your Intel Wireless Series Mouse. If prompted, restart your computer.

If the Setup program does not start automatically

1 Click

Start > Programs > Windows Explorer

2 Click on the

drive with the CD icon and the words “Setup.”

3 Double-click

“Setup.exe” and follow the on-screen instructions.

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