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- Page 1 Wireless Keyboard Plus Wireless Mouse M83-13800 User’s Manual 644-0236.00 UK Februar 2001 © Cherry GmbH...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
1 General User Information............. 3 2 Introduction .................. 3 3 Wireless receiver................4 4 Wireless keyboard................ 5 4.1 Basic functions ..................5 4.1.1 Internet keys ......................5 4.1.2 E-mail / Program keys ..................... 5 4.1.3 Multimedia keys ....................... 6 4.1.4 The Standby key ..................... - Page 3 6.8.6 Configuring the calling up of an Internet page ............17 6.8.7 Configuring the basic function of a key..............17 6.9 Configuring the dialog box XPressList ..........17...
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Page 4: General User Information
In contrast to a standard cabled keyboard, the carried out in accordance with internal Cherry wireless keyboard does not contain LED testing, in order to fulfil internationally displays;... -
Page 5: Wireless Receiver
3 Wireless receiver of the special keys individually with the help of the software KeyMan (Keyboard Manager) and can assign a different function offered by The wireless receiver contains a total of four the software to the keys. The basic function of LED displays. -
Page 6: Wireless Keyboard
4 Wireless keyboard Basic function Opens or closes the Favorites 4.1 Basic functions directory in the browser. All 19 special keys have a preset basic Calls up the Start Page of the function which can be changed with the browser. KeyMan software (see Individual functions of the special keys). -
Page 7: Multimedia Keys
2 Mark the desired program by clicking on it Basic function with the left mouse button or by pressing the key repeatedly. Opens a list displaying the e-mail programs installed on your 3 Press the Enter key. computer. You can select and -OR- launch a program from this Double-click on the desired program. - Page 8 Basic function If you briefly press the key and release it, it calls up the next title. The processes triggered by the keys relate to If the media playback is the multimedia program that is focussed on or activated, the title is was most recently active.
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Page 9: The Standby Key
2 Mark the desired program by clicking on it Option Function of the key with the left mouse button or by pressing Directory Opens up a window the key repeatedly. displaying the contents of a 3 Press the Enter key. directory in the Windows -OR- Explorer. -
Page 10: Changing Batteries
batteries of the same type. 1 Open the casing cover on the underside of Aborting the countdown the keyboard. You can abort the countdown, if you press the 2 Remove the used batteries. ESC key and release the Standby key before 3 Insert two new type LR6 (AA) batteries. -
Page 11: Wireless Mouse
5 Wireless mouse 5.2 Cleaning the mouse 5.1 Changing batteries To clean the mouse The service life of batteries is dependent upon how often and how long the mouse is used. To ensure that you know when the batteries must be changed, the check LED on the back In order for the mouse to function without of the wireless receiver blinks red, indicating error, you must clean it regularly. -
Page 12: The Keyman Software
6 The KeyMan software opened. -OR- 6.1 General information Select Start | Programs | Cherry Keyboard Manager | Settings. Program elements of KeyMan on the screen The dialog box Keyboard Properties is After the installation of the KeyMan software, opened. - Page 13 To determine that the KeyMan symbol is 2 Configure the programs found. displayed in the task bar -OR- 1 In the group Task Bar activate the control Click on the button OK. box Display symbol in the task bar. The dialog box Configure XPressList is 2 Click on the button Adopt.
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Page 14: Tab Internet
-OR- • launch a program; • open a file; Should you not wish to save the results of the search procedure, click on the button • display a window with the contents of a Cancel. directory; The dialog box Configure XPressList is •... -
Page 15: Tab Standby / Power
function of this key, you can restore it (see -OR- Configuring the Basic Function of a key). Click on the button OK. The configuration of the key is saved. 6.7 Tab Standby / Power In the tab Standby / Power you can perform To configure the function Log Off User settings for the functions of the Standby key. -
Page 16: Configuring The Launch Of A Predefined Program
6.8.2 Configuring the launch of a 6.8.3 Configuring the opening of a file predefined program / document You can link a special key with any particular You can link a special key to a particular file. program. When you press the key, the When you press the key, the file is opened. -
Page 17: Configuring The Opening Of A Directory
6.8.4 Configuring the opening of a 6.8.5 Configuring the opening of an directory XPressList You can link a special key with any particular You can link a special key with an XPressList. directory in the Windows Explorer. When the When you press the key, the XPressList is key is pressed, a window of the Windows opened, and you can select one of the Explorer is opened in which all subdirectories... - Page 18 6.8.7 Configuring the basic function -OR- of a key Click on the button OK. The configuration of the key is saved. You can reassign the basic functions to every key that you have individually configured. The key then fulfils the default function that was 6.8.6 Configuring the calling up of an preset after the installation of KeyMan.
- Page 19 button of the type of element which you element you wish to deactivate. wish to add to the XPressList. The tick of the selected element is deleted The dialog box Settings is opened. from the control box. 2 In the input field Object register the path of 2 Click on the button OK.
- Page 20 -OR- -OR- Click on the button OK. If you wish to move the element downwards, click on the button The XPressList is saved. 3 Click on the button OK. The dialog box Configure XPressList is To activate all elements in an XPressList closed;...