User manual YAKUMO CORDLESS DOUBLE II

[. . . ] Chemical symbols on the battery mean that the battery contains the specified substance. The symbols have the following meanings: Cd - Cadmium, Hg - Mercury, Pb - Lead. You can also take used batteries to communal disposal sites (e. g. battery collection point or recycling site). [. . . ] Please make sure the charge indicator is light ON when you charge the mouse. When you feel your mouse does not work smoothly, the battery needs to be charged. Please put the mouse on the docking station to charge the battery. Normally it will take 12 hours to get the battery fully charged. Connecting the Receiver The receiver is connected to your computer via a 1. 2-meter USB cable. Connect the receiver's cable to the computer's USB port. Indicators on Receiver There are 5 indicators on the Receiver. Connect: the indicator will flash when you press the connect button. When the receiver changes the IDs successfully, the indicator will flash quickly for several times 2. : Charging indicator Date: 2004 / 12 / 28 SN-322 2 /2 Edition: 2 Signed by: Alison Approved by: Connecting the keyboard and the receiver 1. Keep the keyboard away from the receiver about 8 inches, namely 20 centimetres. Press the connect button on the receiver. Press the connect button at the bottom of the keyboard, make sure that the connect indicator flashes fast. If the keyboard does not work, do above steps again. Connecting the Mouse and the receiver 1. Keep the mouse away from the receiver about 8 inches, namely 20 centimetres. Press the connect button on the receiver, connect indicator will flash. Press the connect button at the bottom of the mouse, make sure that the connect indicator flashes fast. If the mouse cursor does not move, do above steps again. NOTE: You need to do above steps to re-connect the mouse, keyboard and the receiver each time you replace batteries. Setting up your Cordless mouse After you have installed the receiver, you are ready to place the mouse on your desktop. Because the mouse uses cordless radio technology, give you considerable freedom of movement and a more enjoyable computing experience. For optimal performance, place the stand at least 8 inches, namely 20 centimetres, away from other electrical devices, such as the computer, the computer monitor, or other external electrical devices. Date: 2004 / 12 / 28 SN-322 3 /3 Edition: 2 Signed by: Alison Approved by: Installing Drivers Installing Keyboard Driver The Cordless Keyboard comes with 16 multimedia keys. All of these hot keys are compatible with Windows ME, 2000, XP. 1. 16. My Favorite: Open my favorite Web Search: Launch your web search function Web Refresh: Update and refresh the web page E-mail: call the email application Media Stop: Stop the media playing Play/Pause: Play or Pause the media playing Mute: Disable the sound Volume Up: Increase the volume Volume Down: Decrease the volume Media Select: Launch the media player Rewind: Changes to the previous media track Forward: Changes to the next media track Web Stop: Stop the web browser Page Back: Back to the previous web page Page Forward: Forward to the next web page Web Home: Go to the home page If you want to use these hotkeys in Windows, you need to install the keyboard driver. Step1: Insert the disk driver into CD-ROM of your PC. Step2: Run keyboard according your computer system setup. exe Step3: Following the on-screen instruction to finish the setup. Installing Mouse Driver Your mouse comes with a programmable buttons driver, in which you can assign the button functions, set the scroll speed, etc. [. . . ] To remedy this problem, try the following: Make sure the receiver cable is plugged into the right mouse port. Make sure your mouse port has the proper configuration. Refer to your computer documentation for the correct port configuration. The Screen Cursors Does Not Move Properly Change the position of your radio receiver, because it may be too far from the mouse or a large metal object may be interfering with the receiver's radio reception. Try moving the docking station and / or mouse to improve reception. [. . . ]