Dexin KB2090 Multimedia Wireless Keyboard User Manual Hardware Installation
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OFFICE-WEB KEYBOARD MOUSE SET
USER’S MANUAL (Model #: KS-2090)
Important Ergonomic Information
Some experts believe that using any mouse or trackball may cause serious
injury to hands, wrists, arms, neck, or back. If you feel pain, numbness, or
weakness in these areas, see a qualified health professional.
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY, FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS:
Take frequent breaks, get up and walk around several times every hour.
Vary your tasks throughout the day.
Keep your shoulders relaxed with your elbows at your side. Position
your keyboard and mouse so you do not have to reach.
Adjust your chair and keyboard so your upper arms and wrists are
straight.
Avoid resting your wrists on sharp edges.
SYSTEM REQUIREMENT
Mouse compatible with standard Microsoft mode.
3rd button and wheel function require Win98/2000/ME/XP.
4th & 5th button require Win2000/XP to function, or will require to install
additional driver as attached with this product.
6th & 7th button require installing additional driver as attached with this
product.
If your computer’s operating system uses Windows98/98SE, please
prepare the Windows98 or 98SE compact disk for system’s request during
the installation of mouse.
Keyboard compatible with standard Microsoft mode.
These multimedia/office/Net hot-keys will require to install additional driver
as attached with this product.
The Office hot-keys require MS-Office software to function.
The Multimedia Hot-keys require Windows 2000/XP/ME to function.
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Getting Started
Congratulations on your purchase of an 800dpi Office-Web mouse. The
800dpi high resolution will bring users the best operation accuracy and
efficiency, especially for a display at 1024*768 or higher. It has a double
operation speed and only requires 1/4 space by comparing with a 400dpi
mouse. With the ergonomic design in extra buttons, the short-cut functions
about MS-Office and Internet provide you an efficient operation to access
defaulted path or hot-functions chosen by yourself.
Package Contains
Your Radius Mouse package includes the following:
1. Wireless Mouse
2. Wireless keyboard
3. Receiver with cable
4. CD-ROM
5. User’s manual
6. 2 AA batteries for mouse
7. 2 AA batteries for keyboard
Note：If any part is missing, please contact your dealer for a replacement
immediately.
Precaution
! For optimal performance, place the receiver at least 8 inches or 20
centimeters away from other electrical devices, such as the computer, the
computer monitor, speakers or other external storage drives.
Battery Warning!
When replace the batteries, use alkaline. You may use rechargeable NiMH or
other type of batteries, but do not mix then with alkaline. Do not mix used and
new batteries together!
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Keep this installation guide for future reference! It contains Important
Troubleshooting Information.
Keep your old PS/2 mouse as a back-up device.
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HARDWARE INSTALLATION
Connecting Receiver
1. Turn off your computer
2. Disconnect the current keyboard and mouse.
3. The receiver comes with a two-headed cable. You just need to plug the
USB connector into USB port because the USB connector is for the
keyboard and the mouse simultaneously.
The USB Connector
Inserting the Batteries
The RF wireless keyboard uses 2 AA batteries. They are inserted as follows:
1. Turn the keyboard over to show the underside.
2. Release the battery cover.
3. There are signs to indicate positive and negative orientation for the
batteries. Take care to insert the batteries correctly.
4. Clip the battery cover back into place and make sure it is firmly closed.
Insert 2 AA Batteries.
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The RF wireless mouse uses 2 AA batteries.
They are inserted as follows:
1. Turn the mouse to the bottom side.
2. Remove the batteries cover by moving the opening
tabs and pull the battery cover out.
3. There are signs to indicate batteries' positive and
negative poles. Follow the signs to place the batteries
4. Place the batteries cover back and make sure it is firmly closed
Insert 2 AA Batteries.
Selecting the ID Channel
The RF wireless keyboard & mouse provide the possibility of 256 different ID
to avoid interference with other users of the same model RF wireless
keyboards or mice. Before using the wireless keyboard and mouse, you must
ensure that the same ID is set for the receiver, keyboard and mouse.
Please follow the steps as below to set up:
1. Turn to the bottom of receiver and you will see a small button (ID
code connection, refer to picture).
2. Establish communication between the receiver and the mouse
(Select identification codes).
Press and release the connect ID button on the bottom of receiver.
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1. Click the connect
ID button on the
Receiver side.
Within 6 seconds of the previous step, press and release the
“connect” button on bottom of the wireless mouse, and the “connect”
small button on the top-right of the keyboard.
2. Click the connect
ID button on the
Mouse side.
3. Click the connect
ID button on the
keyboard side.
After above “connect” procedure, the same ID is selected on both of
the receiver and the mouse.
Please move the mouse to operate its cursor and test some
keyboard’s function. If there is problem, please do the connect
setting procedure again or check the trouble shooting guide.
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Operation Guide
Battery Low Indication
When the voltage level of the battery goes down under the preset level, the
scrolling wheel will flash at least three times on moving or clicking the mouse.
Although the mouse can still work for a while, the user, at this time, should
have a new set of batteries ready for replacement. Or, if the user has a
companion charger base, and
Two re-chargeable batteries are inside the mouse, charge the mouse as soon
as possible.
Power off the mouse
1. Be sure the mouse is NOT in sleep mode. If it is, press any key to wake it
up.
2. Press and hold the Connect button on the bottom of the mouse for more
than 2 seconds. (The red light will go off while the Connect button is
depressed.)
3. Wait until the red light flash once. Release the Connect button.
4. Now, the mouse is in power off mode. No operation can be done.
Power on the mouse
To activate the mouse again, press the Connect button on the bottom of
the mouse once. (DO NOT depress the Connect button for more than
1.5 seconds when resuming the mouse from power off mode.) The red
light will turn on, and the mouse is ready for normal operation.
Note: Be sure to press the connect button firmly in procedure, if the connect
button is not depressed steadily the red light will be on before 2 seconds
expire. This will result in a change of channel and ID. Don’t panic, just
re-connect the mouse to the receiver, and follow step 4 again.
Operations on power saving mode
In order to conserve battery power, the mouse is designed to reduce
power consumption gradually from standby mode to sleep mode, if it is not
being used.
Standby mode – Around 2 seconds after the mouse stops moving, it enter
into standby mode.
Sleep mode – If the mouse is left intact for around 8 minutes, it goes to sleep
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mode and shuts down the optical sensor to maintain minimum power
consumption. No moving operation is possible in this mode.
Wake up the mouse
This mouse can work promptly under Standby mode so users might not be
able to tell the existence of this mode. But, in sleep mode, users have to
press any button to wake up the mouse for normal operation.
Installing the Software
To install the software, please follow the steps below to finish:
1. Insert the Auto-Run CD-ROM onto CD-ROM driver, the installation menu
will be executed automatically. (If the auto-run does not function itself,
double-click the “setup” icon in the CD files.)
2. The setup program will guide you to finish the installation step by step
After you finish the installation, select "Restart" to reboot your system and
activate multimedia hot keys and wheel scrolling functions.
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RF Office-Web Keyboard
Hot-Key Functions
Note: Please make sure that both hardware and software are correctly installed
in your system before proceeding to use the Multimedia/Office/Web Keys.
The Multimedia Keys on the keyboard are labeled as follows:
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Vol +
Vol - Increase volume.
Decrease the volume.
2 Play/Pause Press this button once to play CD/VCD, press again to pause
playing
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3 Stop Press this button once to stop the CD./VCD playing.
4 Mute Press this button once to mute the volume, press again to
un-mute.
5 Previous
Track Press this button to launch the previous CD track.
6 Next Track Press this button to launch the next CD track.
The Office Keys on the keyboard are labeled as follows:
1 Word Press this button to launch the MS-Word application.
2 Excel Press this button to launch the MS-Excel application.
3 PowerPoint Press this button to launch the MS-PowerPoint application.
4 Calendar Press this button to launch the Calendar in MS-Outlook
application
5 Smart Lock Press this button to enable the office-special function on the F1
to F12 function key.
6 F1 To call the Help function
7 F2 To create one new Document
8 F3 To open one old document.
9 F4 To save current document
10 F5 To replace one string in the current document
11 F6 To print current document
12 F7 To call the spell-check tool.
13 F8 Un-do the recently action in current document
14 F9 Re-do the recently action in the current document.
15 F10 To create one hyper-link in the current document
16 F11 To insert object into the current document
17 F12 To save the current document as a new document.
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The Web Keys on the keyboard are labeled as follows:
1 WWW Press this button to launch the default Internet browser
application.
2 E-mail Press this button to launch the default E-mail application.
3 Favorites Press this button to bring up “ My Favorites Window”, Press
again to close “My Favorites Window”.
4 Search Press this button to bring up “Search window” for web address,
Press again to close “Search window”.
5 My Computer Press this button to launch the default File-Manager browser.
6 Calculator Press this button to launch the default calculator application.
7 Log off Press this button to log out the windows system. (Only work on
Windows XP)
The Miscellaneous Keys on the keyboard are labeled as follows:
1 Wheel To scroll this wheel to bring the document up and down.
2 Left-Arrow Press this button to launch the default Multimedia-Player
application.
3 Go Press this button to launch the IE application.
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MAKING THE KEYBOARD KEYS FOR OTHER ASSIGNMENTS
Start Office-Web driver from the Control Panel or double click the mouse
icon on the Windows Taskbar.
The Keyboard Properties display, go to the hot-key assignments area and
choose from the available options to set up your keyboard.
Click the down arrow to view the list of functions. Use the scroll bar to see
other functions not displayed. Choose a function by clicking it. The
function you have selected is displayed and highlighted.
RF Office-Web Keyboard
Hot-Key Functions
When you install the included software driver the mouse hot keys will be
enable with driver default.
The Office-Wheel Function is attached on the mouse software as
following. Users can change the default function of wheel and extra
hot-keys.
Default
Web-Wheel
Office-Wheel : Scroll to
choose and press to function)
Default
Office-Wheel
Web-Wheel: Scroll to choose
and press to function.
Default setting for these hot keys is programmable as following as shown on the
application by running the “Office-Web Wheel Center” as following:
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MAKING THE MOUSE BUTTONS FOR OTHER ASSIGNMENTS
Start Office-Web driver from the Control Panel or double click the mouse
icon on the Windows Taskbar.
The Mouse Properties display, go to the button assignments area and
choose from the available options to set up your mouse.
Click the down arrow to view the list of functions. Use the scroll bar to see
other functions not displayed. Choose a function by clicking it. The
function you have selected is displayed and highlighted.
The wheel functions both as a wheel and as a third button. As a wheel,
simply roll the wheel. To use the wheel like a standard mouse button,
click the wheel and select a function for this button.
Uninstalling the Software
How to uninstall the Mouse Driver and Application Software
The Mouse driver can be removed from Windows (except Windows 3.1x) by
clicking the Add/Remove Programs icon in the Control Panel. Select
"Remove" button.
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
800dpi hardware resolution
Multimedia/Office/Web function keys design.
Digital Radio Frequency wireless mouse, keyboard with receiver
2 channels and 256 ID selections for your mouse options to prevent
interruption
1 channel and 256 ID selections for your keyboard options to prevent
interruption
7 buttons design with scrolling wheel
Ergonomic design for comfortable grip
Electromagnetic Characteristics (EMC)
This unit complies with Part 15 of FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.
(2) This device must accept any interference received, includin
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interference that may cause undesired operation.
Tested To Comply
With FCC Standards
CE - Type acceptance: ETS 300 220 short range devices
Transmitter (Mouse)
Distance: 3 feet typical
Power: 2.4V DC (Two AA size of alkaline batteries)
Carrier Frequency: 27 MHz
Dimensions: 98*56*37 mm
Weight: 86 grams
Transmitter (Keyboard)
Distance: 3 feet typical
Power: 2.4V DC (Two AA size of alkaline batteries)
Carrier Frequency: 27 MHz
Dimensions: 470*230*27 mm
Weight: 735 grams
Receiver
Interface: USB
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Power: 5V DC, 100mA MAX connected to host computer
Dimensions: 75*75*19 mm (without counting the extended USB
connector)
Weight: 97 grams
ELECTRIC SPECIFICATIONS
Operating Voltage Transmitter: 2.4 V DC (powered by batteries)
Receiver: 5V DC (powered by USB port)
Operating Current Transmitter(mouse) : 45mA, operate on a white
Paper
Transmitter(keyboard): 1.5mA
Receiver: 16mA typical
Standby Current 6mA
Sleep Current 240uA
Modulation Type FSK
TROUBLESHOOTING
1. Mouse does not function
If mouse is not functional, please turn off the computer first.
Check the receiver and make sure it is firmly attached to the USB
port of the computer.
Check the placement of batteries and see if they are properly
connecting.
The "+" and "-" on the batteries must match the "+" and "-" on the
slots. If the batteries aren't inserted correctly, the device won't work.
Restart the computer again. If the LED inside the receiver does not
light up when moving the mouse, please re-connect the mouse to the
receiver.
Q: The mouse cursor can only move left & right during operation (it
could
be caused by low battery or the optical sensor’s data error).
A: Please take out one of batteries and put it back for a power reset
and then redo the connect procedure.
Q: The mouse does not work after waking up from power off mode
by pressing the connect button once.
A: This might be caused by imprecisely depressing the connect
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button to wake up the mouse. Users can gain back normal operation
by pressing connect button on the mouse first, and then pressing the
one on the receiver. As soon as the LED inside the receiver starts
flashing, the mouse is ready to operate.
Optical Sensor Mouse functions best on surfaces with details for tracking.
It may not function on reflective, reflective pattern or non-visible detail
surfaces!
2. Reducing Interference with Other Wireless Devices
Reducing Interference with Other Wireless Devices:
All 27MHz radio-based devices are subject to interference from other
27MHz radio-based devices, such as cordless telephones, cordless
baby monitors, and cordless toys. It may help to move the receiver
unit and the base unit of other wireless devices (such as cordless
telephone cradle) as far apart as possible. You may need to try
several times for a location that is best in your operating environment.
Move the receiver and the mouse closer to each other so that the
receiver is relatively shorter in distance to the mouse than to other
27MHz transmitters. You may need to re-establish the “connection”.
Note: Avoid using this device on a metal surface because a large surface of
iron, aluminum, copper, or other metal may act like a shielding to the RF
antenna of the mouse and the receiver.
3. Interference with other RF wireless mouse
If the interference comes from other same model of RF wireless mice,
please “Setting up connection between mouse and receiver” of the
installation guide to switch to a new RF channel. A new identification
code is also generated upon the completion of channel switching.
Normally, the effective transmission distance is about 3 feet, depending
on the environment. If the effective distance between the mouse and the
receiver is bad, try to change the location of the receiver.
4. If you have difficulty connecting the wireless mouse:
Increase the distance between the set of wireless mouse and other radio device
units.
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Turn off the other wireless devices, or their base units that are in close proximity
to the receiver of this wireless mouse.
Try connecting the wireless mouse and its receiver again.
To verify that your device is connected and working properly, open a document
and try the device.
5. My keyboard or mouse does not work or does not work properly after
installation
Make sure you have connected the receiver correctly. For optimal performance,
place the receiver at least 8 inches or 20 centimeters away from other electrical
devices, such as the computer, the computer monitor, or external storages
devices.
Make sure you have installed the batteries correctly.
Make sure you have set the same ID on both transmitter (mouse and keyboard)
and the receiver (see Setting the ID under Hardware Installation).
If the problem persists, try an alternative ID selection to avoid possible
interference. Remember to set the same ID or both transmitter and
receiver.
6. My keyboard or mouse is not detected
Make sure you have connected the receiver correctly. Do not plug or unplug the
receiver cables while the computer is running.
You may have other system devices that conflict with the mouse and keyboard.
Check the IRQ / address settings of these devices for conflicts and change the
settings as required.
Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement
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
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and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one of the
following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that
to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this
equipment.
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.
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