Darfon Electronics G951 BLUETOOTH FOLDABLE KEYBOARD User Manual

Darfon Electronics Corp BLUETOOTH FOLDABLE KEYBOARD Users Manual

Users Manual

A. Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the Innovative Bluetooth Keyboard. Now, if you replace your Bluetooth handheld, you won’t have to replace your keyboard. Using Bluetooth HID Profile technology to communicate with your handheld, this innovation lets you input data to your device without physically attaching it to the Keyboard. Connection distance is up to 7M. It works with most popular Bluetooth handhelds. Hope it can bring you convenience of typing. B. Introduction of LED and Button LED position: Upper right corner on the keyboard. LED light color: Orange and Red LED function: Orange To indicate the Bluetooth connection status, detail please refer to following, Red To indicate the low battery Orange LED has two status: Slow flashing and OFF (a) Slow flashing: Keyboard is in discoverable mode which means the user can inquiry and connects to the keyboard from device side. (b) OFF: It means the keyboard is in either connected or sleep mode. In discoverable mode, keyboard will go into sleep mode after 60 seconds. When in connected state, the LED is also off. Red LED has only one status: Slow flashing When the battery capacity is low, the red LED flashes, two times per one second. Connect button has 2 functions. (a) Wake up the keyboard.
(b) Disconnect the link. When in connected state, user can press connect button to cancel the link. However we recommend the user disconnect the link from the device side. C. Re-charging Function This keyboard attaches the re-charging function. While user uses the rechargeable batteries in the keyboard, user can charger the batteries via mini USB cable. If plugging mini USB cable and rechargeable batteries in keyboard inside, the red LED will be on. After fully charging, the LED will be off. If user puts the non- rechargeable batteries in the keyboard and plugs the Mini USB cable, the LED will flash to inform user. D. Connection Steps of Iron Horse Keyboard driver Create the first connection after installation Step 1: Go to Start > Programs, and click “BT HID Keyboard” to launch the keyboard driver. Step 2: Please turn on the power light on the keyboard Step 3: Check “Enable Keyboard”. The searching BT devices dialog will be pop up. Step 4: Select a BT HID keyboard in the searching dialog. The PIN code dialog will be pop up. Step 5: Input the PIN code showed in the PIN code dialog and press “Enter” key after the PIN code is inputted. If a new connection is successful established, a “plug-in” sound will inform the user that it is successful to connect.
Create another new connection after a connection is destroyed Situation 1: Select the “New” option Step 1: Select the “New” option, and check “Enable Keyboard” Ste p2: Select a BT keyboard in the searching dialog. Step 3: Input the PIN code and press the “Enter” key. It will play a “Plug-in” sound to inform a user that a connection is established. Situation 2: Select the “Old” option Step 1: Select the “Old” option and check “Enable keyboard”. Step 2: Input the PIN code which is showed in the PIN code dialog and press the “Enter” key. It will play a “Plug-in” sound to inform a user that a connection is established. Destroy a connection Step 1: Press the paring key on the BT HID keyboard and make sure the power light is on. There will be an “Unplug-in” sound to inform the user the connection is destroyed. Reconnection (without pressing the paring key) Situation 1: Uncheck “Enable Keyboard” Step 1: Uncheck “Enable keyboard” without pressing the paring key. Step 2: Keep the “Old” option is selected. Step 3: Check “Enable Keyboard” again and strike the keyboard. The keyboard will reconnect to the same PDA. Situation 2: Remove / Install batteries Step 1: Remove batteries on the keyboard. Step 2: Put batteries back into the keyboard again. Step 3: Strike the keyboard, and it would reconnect to the same PDA. Situation 3: soft reset the PDA Step 1: Soft reset the PDA. Step 2: Strike the keyboard after rebooting. The keyboard will reconnect to the same PDA. Situation 4: Out of range of Bluetooth Step 1: Take the PDA or the keyboard away from the range of BT. Step 2: Make sure the two devices both are in the area of BT again. Step 3: Strike the keyboard and it would reconnect to t
E. Key function for typing on PC (Without driver support) Basic key function -- All key printed by white color. ` ~ Tab Caps Lock R-Shift Ctrl 1 ! Q A Z 2 @ W S X alt 3 # E D C Space 4 $ R F V alt gr 5 % T G B ←(Left) 6 ^ Y H N ↓(Down) 7 & U J M →(Right) 8 * I K , < 9 ( O L . > 0 ) P ; : ↑(Up) - _ [ { ‘ “ L-Shift = + ] } Enter / ? ← backspace \ | Combination key Keystroke Combination Function Shift ( ) + letter key Capital letter Shift ( ) + number key Upper-left character on key Fn + left arrow Home Fn + right arrow End Fn + up arrow Page up Fn + down arrow Page down Fn + 1 F1 Fn + 2 F2 Fn + 3 F3 Fn + 4 F4 Fn + 5 F5 Fn + 6 F6 Fn + 7 F7 Fn + 8 F8
Fn + 9 F9 Fn + 10 F10 Fn + - F11 Fn + = F12 Fn + Q Inbox Fn + U Internet Explorer Ctrl + C Copy Ctrl + V Paste Ctrl + X Cut Ctrl + A Select all Ctrl + Z Undo F. Hotkey on PDA(Need driver support) Keyboard Shortcuts Keystroke Combination Function Pocket PC device Start Menu Fn + W Pocket Word Fn + E Pocket Excel Fn + R Calendar Fn + T Tasks Fn + Y Notes Fn + A Contacts Fn + S Today Fn + F iTask Fn + number key Hotkey function Fn + \ OK Fn + Backspace Off Fn + / Battery power level Shift ( ) + right arrow Selects area to the right of the cursor Shift ( ) + left arrow Selects area to the left of the cursor Shift ( ) + up arrow Selects area above the cursor Shift ( ) + down arrow Selects area below the cursor
Euro character list Key Description How to activate D Character tail for Euro language just like"´" Alt Gr+"D", then press Key which you want to key in. F Character tail for Euro language just like"`" Alt Gr+"F", then press Key which you want to key in. G Character tail for Euro language just like"^" Alt Gr+"G", then press Key which you want to key in. H Character tail for Euro language just like"˜" Alt Gr+"H", then press Key which you want to key in. J Character tail for Euro language just like"¨" Alt Gr+"J", then press Key which you want to key in. K Character tail for Euro language just like"°" Alt Gr+"K", then press Key which you want to key in. Z Symbol for Euro language "µ" Alt Gr+"Z" X Symbol for Euro language "ç" Alt Gr+"X" C Symbol for Euro language "β" Alt Gr+"C" V Symbol for Euro language "¡" Alt Gr+"V" B Symbol for Euro language "ñ" Alt Gr+"B" N Symbol for Euro language "Ñ" Alt Gr+"N" M Symbol for Euro language "¿" Alt Gr+"M" E Symbol for Euro language "€" Alt Gr+"E" P Symbol for Euro language "₤" Alt Gr+"P" G. Product Regulatory Information Safety Statement Warning: Prolonged or improper use of the keyboard may result in discomfort or injury. The keyboard is not intended for extended or intensive use. If discomfort develops, consider changing your method of input or the manner in which you use the keyboard or stylus. If discomfort or pain persists, either decrease usage or consult a medical or ergonomics professional.
FCC Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: ‧ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. ‧ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ‧ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. The use of shielded I/O cables is required when connecting this equipment to any and all optional peripheral or host devices. Failure to do so may violate FCC rules. Changes or modifications not covered in this manual must be approved in writing by the manufacturer’s Regulatory Engineering Department. Changes or modifications made without written approval may void the user’s authority to operate this equipment.

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