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5-1.  Multimedia Keyboard Button Descriptions   

 

Decrease Volume  

Press this key to decrease the volume. 

 

Increase Volume  

Press this key to increase the volume. 

 

Play/Pause 

Press this key to Play or Pause Music or Video. Once in Pause mode, press this 

key again to resume Play. 

 

Media Play 

Press this key to activate your Media software in order to Play Music or Videos 

 

5-2. Keyboard Energy Saving Sleep Mode  

 

          Sleep 

This  button  will  put  the  computer  system  into  sleep  mode  if  the  PC  supports 

power management and has it enabled. It will protect data and save energy. The 

user  can  put  the  computer  into  Sleep  mode  by  holding  this  button  down  for  3 

seconds. Press the key once quickly to awaken the computer from sleep mode. 

 

 

5-3. Multimedia Keyboard Internet Key Descriptions 

 

 Favorites 

Press this key to open the Internet Explorer Favorites listing. This is where you can store 

shortcuts to frequently used files, websites or other items for easy access. 

 

 Email 

Press this key to Start the default e-mail program. If you are not sure what the default e-

mail  program  is,  press  this  key  to  find  out.  You  can  reassign  the  Email  key  to  start 

another e-mail program or another application. 

 

 WWW 

Press this key to Start the Worldwide Web browser or go to your Home Web page. If the 

Web browser is already activated it opens the Home Web page. You can reassign the 

WWW  key  to  start  another  Web  browser,  another  Home  Web  page  or  another 

application. 

Summary of Contents for 61000101

Page 1: ...2 4 GHz Wireless Desktop Keyboard Mouse Item Number 61000101 Installation User s Guide All brand names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners...

Page 2: ...5 4 1 Programming the Hot Keys 6 4 2 Programming the Mouse Buttons 6 5 Features and Functions Descriptions 6 5 1 Description of Internet Keys 7 5 2 Description of Multimedia Keys 7 5 3 Description of...

Page 3: ...ignal Instant link technology connects your wireless keyboard and mouse to the USB receiver automatically There is no need for you to re synchronize the devices A 1000 DPI optical mouse sensor scans t...

Page 4: ...4 2 Programming the Hot Keys on the Keyboard and Mouse Note Install the Software before plugging in the receiver Insert the USB Receiver into an available USB port Your computer will recognize the USB...

Page 5: ...u to run the Software CD Driver included with this kit 4 1 Programming the Hot Keys You can customize your Keyboard Hot Keys by activating the Keyboard Properties To do this click Start then Programs...

Page 6: ...figurations by pressing the Restore to Default button Note The wireless optical mouse is manufactured with a power management function that allows it to conserve power and extend battery life The mous...

Page 7: ...ng this button down for 3 seconds Press the key once quickly to awaken the computer from sleep mode 5 3 Multimedia Keyboard Internet Key Descriptions Favorites Press this key to open the Internet Expl...

Page 8: ...ping the wrong characters 5 Replace the batteries to make sure the batteries are not low on power Symptom Mouse pointer or cursor moves erratically 6 Replace the batteries to make sure the batteries a...

Page 9: ...adio frequency energy and if not installed or used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communication However there is no guarantee that interference will not oc...

Page 10: ...ds to operation and installation of this item please call the toll free number below to obtain assistance A customer service representative will assist you and provide operating information on the pro...

Page 11: ...be liable for incidental or consequential damages caused by the use of this product The manufacturer will not be liable for any costs such as lost profits or revenues cost of temporary replacements lo...

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