Kaiser Baas BT-220 User Guide
Introduction
Congratulations on the purchase of your Kaiser Baas Keyboard BT-220. This user
guide will help you to pair your BT-220 to your computer or Bluetooth enabled
device.
Features
Built-in touch pad
Built-in Lithium-ion battery
Built-in smart power-saving technology
Power on/off switch to maximise battery life
Function & Num Lock keys available
Operating distance up to10 metres
Includes Bluetooth USB mini receiver
Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7, Mac, iPhone*, iPad/iPad 2, iPod
Touch*, Android*, Nokia Symbian S60 and PlayStation
*Compatible with iPhone 3/iPhone 3GS/iPhone 4/iPod Touch (3
rd
generation)/iPod
Touch (4
th
generation)/iPad/iPad 2
*Android phone or tablet must support HID devices
Hardware Specifications
Keys: 78 keys (US English), 4 multimedia keys
Size: 28 (L) x 11.2 (W) x 1.7 (H) cm
Weight: 280g
Touch pad resolution: High resolution with multi-touch support
Transmission distance: Up to 10 metres
Battery: 2 AAA batteries
Interface: Includes Bluetooth USB mini receiver
Connecting the BT-220 to Windows
If your computer is not Bluetooth enabled, please install the provided Bluetooth USB
receiver to connect to Bluetooth devices ---
1. Connect the Bluetooth receiver to a spare USB port on your computer.
2. Windows will detect the Bluetooth receiver and the necessary drivers will be
automatically installed.
The Bluetooth receiver is compatible with computers running Windows XP, Vista and
Windows 7 only.
Insert the provided AAA batteries into the BT-220 and slide the power switch
underneath the keyboard to the on position.
To pair the keyboard, press and hold the ID button until you see the green LED
continually flashing.
To add a Bluetooth device, click ‘Start’ > ‘Control Panel’ > ‘Hardware and Sound’ >
‘Add a Bluetooth device’.
Windows will detect the keyboard as a ‘Bluetooth Keyboard’.
Follow the on-screen instructions to complete connection.
The green LED will stop flashing when connected.
Connecting the BT-220 to your Mac
Insert the provided AAA batteries into the BT-220 and slide the power switch
underneath the keyboard to the on position.
To pair the BT-220, press and hold the ID button until you see the green LED
continually flashing.
Make sure that Bluetooth on your Mac is turned on. Open ‘System Preferences’
then select ‘Bluetooth’ from the ‘View’ menu. Select the ‘On’ checkbox.
To set up the keyboard, click ‘Set Up New Device’ and follow the on-screen
instructions.
The green LED will stop flashing when connected.
Connecting the BT-220 to an Apple device
The following instructions are for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
Tap the ‘Settings’ icon on the home screen then tap ‘General’.
Tap ‘Bluetooth’ and select ‘ON’.
To pair the BT-220, press and hold the ID button until you see the green LED
continually flashing.
This will allow the keyboard to be detected.
Your Apple device will detect the keyboard as a ‘Bluetooth Keyboard’.
Select ‘Bluetooth Keyboard’ and then enter the pin code displayed on-screen.
When the code has been verified, the keyboard will connect to your Apple device and
the green LED will stop flashing.
*Please note; some functions of the keyboard are not compatible with your Apple
device.
Connecting the BT-220 to an Android device
The following instructions are for Android phones and tablets. Your Android phone or
tablet must support HID devices. Refer to the user manual included with your device.
To pair the BT-220, press and hold the ID button until you see the green LED
continually flashing.
Tap the ‘Applications’ icon on your home screen, then tap ‘Settings’.
Tap ‘Wireless and network’, tap ‘Bluetooth settings’ and tap ‘Scan devices’.
Your Android device will detect the keyboard as a ‘Bluetooth Keyboard’.
Select ‘Bluetooth Keyboard’. You will see a ‘Bluetooth pairing request’ message
on-screen.
Enter 0000 or 1234, tap the ‘OK’ button and type the same pair code on the
keyboard, then press the ‘Enter’ key.
When the code has been verified, the keyboard will connect to your Android device
and the green LED will stop flashing.
*Please note; some functions of the keyboard are not compatible with your Android
device.
LED
LED LED
LED status
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status
1. LED will rapidly flash when in pair mode; it will stop flashing when the
keyboard has paired with your Bluetooth device.
2. LED will turn green when the battery has fully charged.
3. LED will turn red when the battery is charging.
Touchpad
TouchpadTouchpad
Touchpad
The touchpad is used for mouse navigation including the left and right click buttons.
You can also single tap and double tap the touchpad to simulate a single click and
double click of the left button.
Second functions
Second functionsSecond functions
Second functions
Second functions are available for Num Lock, Caps Lock, Print Screen and Function
keys by pressing and holding the FN key and then the corresponding function
available on the other keys.
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