Revox Joy S37, Руководство пользователя

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Revox Audio Server Wireless keyboard
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Status LEDs
The status LED on the front of the
wireless keyboard give you information
about the current state of the device.
Pairing LED
This indicates that the
keyboard and the USB receiver are
currently in pairing mode, i.e. re-
synchronising on a common "radio
channel".
It goes out once
synchronisation is complete.
Transmit LED
This indicates that the
information has been transmitted
successfully from the keyboard, while
operating the keyboard or the touchpad.
Battery status LED
This indicates that the power
left in the batteries has fallen below 2.4
volts. It remains on until new batteries
are inserted or until the batteries are
empty. It only lights up if the keyboard is
not in sleep mode.
Operating modes
Standby
If no keyboard or touchpad inputs have
been made after a timeout of 30 minutes,
the keyboard goes into standby mode
automatically, in order to conserve the
batteries.
Readiness state
In order to bring the keyboard out of
standby mode, just press any key on the
keyboard (not a mouse button or the
touchpad).
Connection mode
The switch from standby to readiness
state usually takes just a few seconds
but sometimes can take a little longer.
Mouse function
You can move the S37 mouse pointer
with the touchpad on the wireless
keyboard. To do this, just slide a fingertip
across the movement-sensitive field and
the mouse pointer will move accordingly.
You can execute a left or right mouse
click using the respective buttons below
the touchpad.
Dual-function keys
Some of the keys on the wireless
keyboard have a dual-function. You can
identify them by the blue printing on
them. You activate/deactivate the
number block with the blue "NUM" key in
the top row.
If the "NUM" function is activated, you
can deactivate it briefly with the blue-
printed "Fn" key in the bottom row.
In normal operation ("NUM" deactivated),
you can operate the arrow and page
keys in combination with the blue-
printed "Fn" key.
"NUM lock", "CAPS" and "Scroll" are
automatically deactivated after each
restart.