Kinesis KB132PC, Руководство пользователя

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Attach the Kinesis keyboard to a compatible computer in the same way you would
attach a traditional PS/2 keyboard. No drivers are required other than what is
provided by your operating system. Be sure to shut down your computer before
connecting any PS/2 device to avoid the risk of damage.
Optional Foot Switches (Now three actions available)
Optional foot switches are available to facilitate accessing the embedded keypad,
to click the mouse, or to move any key action from an overworked finger. Contact
Kinesis sales or visit the web site (www.kinesis-ergo.com) for more information.
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for details).
Warning: Do not plug a telephone into any foot switch connector. Also, do not
plug any Kinesis keyboard connector into a modem or a telephone outlet. Doing so
could damage your keyboard and the modem or phone.
Connecting your foot switch
Kinesis foot switches connect with a telephone-style (RJ11) connector to the short
cable extending from the back of the keyboard. To connect a single foot switch, a
telephone “coupler” will be required (included with a Kinesis single action foot
switch). For two or three foot switches, you will require a special three-position
“splitter” or a Triple Action Foot Switch, both of which are available from
Kinesis.
Foot switch actions
For a single foot switch, the default action activates the embedded keypad while
the pedal is depressed ( Keypad Shift ) . This action cannot be remapped to another
location, though it can be used to remap a Keypad Toggle action to a new location.
Additional default foot switch actions are the normal Shift action and the Keypad
Enter action.
Using an older Kinesis foot switch
An older Kinesis foot switch connected to the keyboard’s with a phone coupler
will only perform a single action (“Keypad shift”). The two-port telephone
“splitter” provided with older single-action foot switches
will not work with
Contoured keyboards having the foot switch pigtail near the back of the keyboard.
Training materials