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IC Keys 

(HT-200)

Operating instructions

Summary of Contents for IC KEYS

Page 1: ...English IC Keys HT 200 Operating instructions...

Page 2: ...4 2 1 Use of the keyboard with USB cable 15 2 2 Use of the keyboard via radio wireless 16 2 2 1 Switching the keyboard on off 19 2 2 2 Synchronisation with the USB radio dongle 20 3 Setting options 22...

Page 3: ...eaning Disinfecting 32 5 1 General information 32 6 Maintenance care and storage 34 6 1 Maintenance and care 35 6 2 Storage 35 7 Support 36 7 1 Support information 36 7 2 Polling of the current softwa...

Page 4: ...1 General 4 1 General...

Page 5: ...ase read these instructions carefully and take note of them Safety instructions in this document Only in this way can you use all functions safely and reliably 1 1 Scope of supply Keyboard 1 USB wirel...

Page 6: ...anation of the flags WARNING Ignoring this can result in personal injury CAREFUL Ignoring this can result in damage to the appliance NOTE Ignoring this can result in faulty functionality Tips for hand...

Page 7: ...ARNING Personal injury Do not connect the keyboard to life preserving products WARNING Cut injuries to the skin can be caused by splitters of glass or sharp objects Do not drop the keyboard the glass...

Page 8: ...Damage to the device When transporting by plane the battery and USB cover must be opened to facilitate unhindered pressure compensation CAREFUL The keyboard is waterproof pursuant to IP64 if battery a...

Page 9: ...ctionality of the product The IC Keys should not be exposed to any direct sunlight In this regard please observe the operating and storage temperatures in 8 1Technical data on page 43 Please note the...

Page 10: ...The touch characteristics are therefore more comparable to a smartphone or tablet PC The sensitivity of the glass surface can be individually set Please note that unnecessarily high sensitivity can re...

Page 11: ...s possible at any time to operate a computer mouse parallel to the trackpad Working with medical gloves at the keyboard is possible It should be noted here that the touch characteristics change as a r...

Page 12: ...Sound button Clean Lock button Sensitivity button Function button On Off Synchronisation button Reserved key Battery level button...

Page 13: ...d has some LEDs which display different operating modes of the keyboard The res pective positions can be found in the device presentation LED status off on flashing Operating state display Configurati...

Page 14: ...2 Start up 14 In order to be able to work quickly with the keyboard read the Quick start instructions Further information about the functions can be found in these instructions for use 2 Start up...

Page 15: ...D behind the USB symbol starts to light up NOTE The on key of the keyboard has no function during the USB cable connection 3 Close the battery compartment with the battery cover to protect the electro...

Page 16: ...he on key has lit up as the keyboard calibrates itself in this period of time If a key is touched nevertheless it can result in malfunctions To correct this restart the keyboard by opening and closing...

Page 17: ...keyboard by pressing the on key A start tune sounds out and the green LED next to the on symbol starts to light up 5 Now synchronise the keyboard with the USB radio dongle 2 2 2 Synchronisation with t...

Page 18: ...2 Start up 18...

Page 19: ...hts up The keyboard has an energy saving mode This is activated 7 minutes after your last input When you use the keyboard again simply switch it on again via the on key If the keyboard is connected to...

Page 20: ...start up To do so proceed as follows 1 Switch the keyboard on and place this as close as possible to the USB radio dongle approx 15cm 2 Keep the fn key pressed and also press the sync key The LED abo...

Page 21: ...possible The following should be noted during synchronisation To connect the right keyboard with the right computer the synchronisation must be carried out in direct proximity to the respective radio...

Page 22: ...3 Setting options 22 3 Setting options...

Page 23: ...f the keyboard can be set in 6 levels When delivered the sensitivity level 4 is the default setting 4 green LEDs light up between the keys To change the sensitivity keep the fn key pressed and also pr...

Page 24: ...tap to click key F10 If you press again you switch the function on or off on delivery tap to click is deactivated Tap to Click off Tap to Click on You can improve the cursor speed by opening the prop...

Page 25: ...Numlock function on off With the num key the functioning of the number block can be changed To switch the function on or off press the num key If num is active the LED next to the key lights up The ke...

Page 26: ...rack pad must be locked against input For this keep the fn key pressed and also press the lock key The red LED behind the lock key lights up In this interval the key board is locked against input and...

Page 27: ...e keyboard can be set in 6 levels To change the volume keep the fn key pressed and also press the sound key as well Keeping the fn key pressed then set the required value with the keys To save electri...

Page 28: ...4 Batteries rechargeable batteries 28 4 Batteries rechargeable batteries...

Page 29: ...housing shell for this Only use new completely charged batteries Four batteries of the size AA R6 or LR6 are required for this Due to their greater energy density we recommend alkaline manganese batte...

Page 30: ...discharge The LED bar display that displays the battery charge status can possibly react differently when rechargeable batteries are used as rechargeab le batteries have a lower voltage fluctuation c...

Page 31: ...d The more green LEDs light up the more energy is available 4 4 Note regarding battery change If the energy reserve of the batteries rechargeable batteries is almost used up the LED behind the battery...

Page 32: ...the designated purpose of the respective cleaning agent The disinfecting should be done with a conventional wipe down disinfectant available in shops The concentration of Isopropanol of the respective...

Page 33: ...se any abrasive agents abrasive sponges these can scratch the keyboard Ensure that no drops of the cleaning agent are left on the keyboard particularly where the glass and the body of the keyboard mee...

Page 34: ...6 Maintenance care and storage 34 6 Maintenance care and storage...

Page 35: ...urther information can be found in Chapter 5 Cleaning Disinfec ting on page 32 6 2 Storage When you are not intending to use the keyboard for a long time please note the following Store the keyboard i...

Page 36: ...e If the error descriptions on the Internet do not help you further you can also use the telephone support For this have the series number and the current software status of your keyboard at hand cf 7...

Page 37: ...A certain number of LEDs then light up between the keys Number and order of the LEDs indicate the current status Check your software version on our support page on the Internet Example Keep up to dat...

Page 38: ...ternet at http www icmedical de services If the version number available on the Internet is higher than that of your keyboard you should carry out an update Proceed as follows 1 Connect the keyboard w...

Page 39: ...date CAREFUL During the installation process do not under any cir cumstance remove the USB cable 5 The program reports that the update process has been successful 6 Wait until the start tune sounds ou...

Page 40: ...ance from the keyboard Individual keys do not work When changing the batteries at the moment when the battery compart ment was closed keys were pressed by mistake Open the battery cover and then ensur...

Page 41: ...f keyboard and computer has not yet been done The keyboard cannot be syn chronised Open the battery cover wait a few seconds and close it again Repeat the synchronisation process The USB radio dongle...

Page 42: ...8 Technical information 42 8 Technical information FCC Statements...

Page 43: ...ure 5 C up to 35 C 0 C up to 55 C Up to height above sea level 2000 m Humidity 0 up to 90 rel without condensation USB wireless dongle Width 15 mm Length 34 3 mm Height 4 2 mm Weight 2 grams Range app...

Page 44: ...adio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not...

Page 45: ...es with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including...

Page 46: ...on 46 8 4 Guarantee see supplementary sheet Warranty conditions IC Medical GmbH assumes no liability for damage to property or injury to persons caused by non compliance with the instructions for use...

Page 47: ...eused Electrical and electronic devices should be disposed of se parately from household waste at the end of their service life Please dispose of this device at your local municipal collection point o...

Page 48: ...V1 2_EN software version V2 5 481 IC Medical GmbH Schorndorfer Stra e 67 73635 Rudersberg Steinenberg Telefone 49 0 7181 70 60 0 Telefax 49 0 7181 70 60 99 Email info icmedical de Internet www icmedi...

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