VisiKey™ Wireless Keyboard and Mouse
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PS/2 connection
1.
Shut down and turn off the computer.
2.
Plug the purple PS/2 connector into the computer’s round PS/2 keyboard port, which
may be similarly colored and labeled with a keyboard icon.
3.
Plug the green PS/2 connector into the computer’s round PS/2 mouse port, which may
be similarly colored and labeled with a mouse icon.
4.
Turn on the computer.
Set ID of the mouse and keyboard
This process is very important. If not completed properly, your keyboard and mouse will not
work properly, if at all.
a. Press ID button on top of receiver and then release
b. Press ID button on bottom of mouse
c. Press ID button on top of receiver
d. Press ID button on top of keyboard
The process of pressing these buttons must be completed within 5 seconds.
If connected properly, the LED light will blink when the mouse is moved or during typing.
If LED light does not blink, re-try the above process.
About the Wireless Optical Mouse
1.
The mouse comes with a scrolling wheel, which can function either as a wheel or as a button.
To scroll up, move the wheel forward; to scroll down, move the wheel backward. To use the
wheel like a standard mouse middle button, simply click (press down) the wheel button.
NOTE:
The third button and the scrolling wheel only work with the
operating systems listed above. If you use the RF mouse with a
different operating system, it will lose its enhanced features and
function as a standard, two-button mouse.
2.
Avoid using the RF mouse on a metal surface. Metals, such as iron, aluminum or
copper, shield the radio frequency transmission and may slow down the mouse’s response
time or cause the mouse to fail temporarily.
3.
The RF mouse will enter a suspend mode at the same time your computer does. To activate
the mouse, touch the sensor strips on the side of the mouse.
4.
Never use the RF mouse on a glass or mirrored surface as these surfaces will cause the mouse
to fail temporarily.
5.
To maximize battery life, use the RF mouse on a white or light colored surface. Dark surfaces
cause the mouse’s light emitter diode (LED) light to glow brighter, which causes the battery to
discharge more rapidly.