Capintec CAPTUS 2000, Owner'S Manual

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CAPINTEC, INC CAPTUS
®
2000
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POINTER ASSEMBLY: Use a soft cloth that is dampened with propanol alcohol to
sterilize or clean the black pointer and assembly.
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KEYBOARD: Use a can of compressed air with a narrow, straw-like extension to
blow away any trapped particles from under the keys. If you spill liquid on the
keyboard, shut down the computer and disconnect the keyboard immediately. Turn
the keyboard upside down to allow the liquid to drain and dry overnight before you
attempt to use it again. If the keyboard operates incorrectly after drying, you will need
to purchase a replacement.
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MONITOR SCREEN: Squirt a small amount window cleaner onto a soft cloth (not
directly on the screen
)
. Wipe the screen as necessary to remove dust, finger prints,
or smudges.
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COMPUTER AND MONITOR CASES: Use a soft cloth that is lightly dampened with
water, window cleaner, or a mild detergent. Wipe the surfaces of the computer case,
the monitor case, and the keyboard keys as necessary to remove dust, finger prints,
or smudges.
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PRINTER: Use a soft cloth that is lightly dampened with water, window cleaner, or a
mild detergent. Wipe the outside surfaces of the printer case to remove the dust,
smudges, and stains. The interior of the printer does not require cleaning.
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PRINTER CARTRIDGES: Clean the print cartridges when you notice that lines or
dots are missing or smudged on the printed text or graphics. Refer to the printers
user guide for instructions on Cleaning the Print Cartridges. Align the print cartridges
when you notice that color ink does not properly line up with black ink. Refer to the
printers user guide for instructions on Aligning the Print Cartridges.
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TRACKBALL: The trackball is generally a self cleaning unit. As the ball rolls, dirt
and dust are scrapped off by the three bearings and drop to the bottom of the unit. If
you feel that the trackball is jerking and you want to clean it by hand, follow these
steps:
1. Take out the three screws found on the bottom of the trackball unit.
2. Lift up the top of the trackball unit.
3. Remove the ball from inside and rub it gently with a cloth.
4. Rub the cloth over the three bearings and wipe out any dirt that has collected
inside the bottom of the unit. Place the ball back in its original position.
5. Replace the top cover and tighten the three screws.
6. Your ball should run as smoothly as the day it was first used.
If something spills into the trackball, follow the above steps. If more problems occur,
refer to the Owner’s guide that was supplied with the trackball for technical
assistance.
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