User manual MICROSOFT WIRELESS OPTICAL DESKTOP WITH FINGERPRINT READER GETTING STARTED

[. . . ] M Getting Started Microsoft® Optical Desktop with Fingerprint Reader 5/20/2004, 3:20 PM HEALTH WARNING Use of a keyboard or mouse may be linked to serious injuries or disorders. When using a computer, as with many activities, you may experience occasional discomfort in your hands, arms, shoulders, neck, or other parts of your body. However, if you experience symptoms such as persistent or recurring discomfort, pain, throbbing, aching, tingling, numbness, burning sensation, or stiffness, DO NOT IGNORE THESE WARNING SIGNS. PROMPTLY SEE A QUALIFIED HEALTH PROFESSIONAL, even if symptoms occur when you are not working at your computer. [. . . ] For information about accessing Help, see Step 6. 5 Register Fingerprints You can use your fingerprint reader to log on to Windows, Web sites, and programs without having to type a password. If you have the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching turned on, you can even switch between Windows user accounts without closing your programs and files--all with the touch of a finger. For information about the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching, see Windows Help. If your computer is a member of a domain, you cannot use your fingerprint to log on to Windows, you must use your password. However, after you have logged on to Windows, you can use your fingerprint to log on to the Web sites and programs that you have created fingerprint logons for. Caution Before replacing a password with your fingerprint, it's a good idea to memorize or store the password in a physically secure place. You will not be able to access the passwords stored in the software installed with the fingerprint reader. To register a fingerprint 1 Log on to your Windows account. The first time you log on to Windows after installing the keyboard with fingerprint reader, the Fingerprint Registration Wizard is displayed so you can begin registering fingerprints right away. · Disable keys you sometimes press accidentally, such as CAPS LOCK. By using IntelliPoint mouse software, you can: · Reassign each of the mouse buttons, including the wheel button, to perform a command, such as Copy. · Modify mouse settings, such as the wheel scrolling rate. By using DigitalPersona Password Manager software, you can: · Show or hide the fingerprint reader icon on the taskbar. · Specify the type of feedback you receive when you touch the fingerprint reader; for example, you can enable sounds and/or animation to indicate fingerprint recognition. 5 X10-47292bdy. indd 6 5/19/2004, 3:11 PM To customize IntelliType Pro or IntelliPoint settings · Click Start, point to All Programs, point to the Microsoft Keyboard or Microsoft Mouse folder, and then click Microsoft Keyboard or Microsoft Mouse. To customize DigitalPersona Password Manager settings · Click Start, point to All Programs, point to DigitalPersona Password Manager, and then click Properties. Logging On to Windows by Using Your Registered Fingerprint You can use your registered fingerprint to log on to Windows via the Welcome screen or the One Touch Logon screen, depending on how your computer is configured. For information about configuring how users log on to Windows, see Windows Help. To log on to Windows by using your registered fingerprint · At the Welcome screen or One Touch Logon screen, touch the fingerprint reader with any registered finger. Important · If your computer is a member of a domain, you cannot use your fingerprint to log on to Windows, you must use your password. However, after you have logged on to Windows, you can use your fingerprint to log on to any Web sites and programs that you have created fingerprint logons for. · If you want to use your fingerprint to switch between Windows user accounts, you must turn on the Welcome screen and Fast User Switching before you install DigitalPersona Password Manager software. For more information, see "Using Your Fingerprint to Switch Between Windows User Accounts" later in this manual. Logging On to a Web Site by Using Your Registered Fingerprint After you have created a fingerprint logon for a Web site, you can log on to the Web site with the touch of a finger. For information about creating fingerprint logons, see DigitalPersona Password Manager Help. To log on to a Web site by using your registered fingerprint · Browse to a Web site that you have created a fingerprint logon for, and then touch the fingerprint reader with any registered finger. ­or­ · On the One Touch menu, point to Quick Links, and then click the name of the Web site you want to log on to. For information about the One Touch menu, see "Using Your Keyboard with Fingerprint Reader" later in this manual. 6 X10-47292bdy. indd 7 5/19/2004, 3:11 PM Using Your Fingerprint to Switch Between Windows User Accounts Fast User Switching in Windows XP makes it possible for you to switch between user accounts without actually logging off from the computer. Multiple users can share a computer and use it simultaneously, switching back and forth without closing the programs they are running. [. . . ] United States: (800) 426-9400 Canada: (800) 933-4750 RF Technical Specifications RF output power: < 54 dBµV/m at 3 m Keyboard with two channels: RF frequencies: 27. 095MHz (channel 1), 27. 195MHz (channel 2) Keyboard with a single channel: RF frequency: 27. 195MHz Mouse with two channels: RF frequencies: 27. 045MHz (channel 1), 27. 145MHz (channel 2) Mouse with a single channel: RF frequency: 27. 145MHz 9 X10-47292bdy. indd 10 5/19/2004, 3:11 PM Information for Optical Pointing Devices Only Information for Optical Pointing device Products Only: Class 1 LED Product User-observable light is 15 microwatts in normal operation. This product has been tested to comply with International Standard IEC 60825-1:1993/A2:2001 This product uses LEDs that are inherently Class 1. Important Battery Information Caution Use and replace only with AA (LR6) alkaline batteries. General Precautions · Keep batteries out of reach of children. · Insert the batteries in the proper direction as indicated by the positive (+) and negative (-) markings on the battery and battery compartment. [. . . ]