Precision Squared Technology 3152B01 Bluetooth Keyboard User Manual operation manual BT rv1

Precision Squared Technology Corporation Bluetooth Keyboard operation manual BT rv1

User Manual

Operation Manual 1. Installation 1.1 System Requirements Determine that your PC, notebook, tablet, „Handheld“ or similar is on the hardware side already Bluetooth-enabled. In this connection this keyboard is then compatible to all systems supporting the Bluetooth HID-profile correctly. 1.2 Preliminaries Ensure that the accompanying Bluetooth driver software, which belongs to your used Bluetooth component (integrated Bluetooth module respectively external Bluetooth dongle receiver) is or was installed correctly on your PC. Please refer to the manual of the accompanying Bluetooth component manufacturer. For already embedded Bluetooth module • If you computer (PC, notebook, tablet, „handheld“ or similar) was provided by manufacturer with an integrated Bluetooth module, please use the included and preloaded Bluetooth driver software. You do not need to install other Bluetooth driver software. For later installed, external Bluetooth dongle receiver • If your PC is running Windows XP (SP2) and Vista and the IC of your Bluetooth dongle receiver is from manufacturer CSR, please use the included and preloaded Microsoft Bluetooth driver software. You do not need to install other Bluetooth driver software. If you do not like to use the Microsoft Bluetooth driver software for any reason, you can install optionally Bluetooth driver software Toshiba or BlueSoleil (from software manufacturer IVT). • If your PC is running Windows 98 (SE), ME or 2000 and the IC of your Bluetooth dongle receiver is from manufacturer CSR, please first install the Bluetooth driver software Toshiba or BlueSoleil (IVT). • If your PC is running Windows 98 (SE), ME, 2000, XP (SP2) and Vista and the IC of your Bluetooth dongle receiver is from manufacturer ISSC (Integrated System Solution Corp.), please first install the Bluetooth driver software BlueSoleil (IVT).
• If your PC is running Windows 98 (SE), ME, 2000, XP (SP2) and Vista and the IC of your Bluetooth dongle receiver is from manufacturer Broadcomm, please first install the Bluetooth driver software WIDCOMM. Advice: Most of Bluetooth keyboards can not operate under BIOS or DOS environment due to the Bluetooth dongle operated in the HCI (Host Controller Interface) mode only. A dual-mode (HCI and HID – Human Interface Device) Bluetooth USB dongle enables the Bluetooth keyboard to operate in BIOS and DOS environment. 1.3 Installation of keyboard Ensure for the further procedure that the used Bluetooth driver software (as described under 1.2) was installed correctly on your PC. 1.3.1 Keyboard installation under Bluetooth driver software BlueSoleil • Left-click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray area of PC. • Now opens the menu window of BlueSoleil software. • After opening the menu turn the sliding switch back side of the keyboard to ON position and afterwards press 1× the Pairing button. • On the front side of the keyboard the Pairing-LED should flash rapidly indicating the pairing mode. • Click now in the menu window on the globe for searching all discoverable Bluetooth devices around your PC. When your keyboard is identified, please double-click on the keyboard icon with the left mouse key. After that click right on the keyboard icon and choose Pair Device. • You'll be prompted with a numeric password for pairing between your PC and your keyboard. Please enter exactly the same password on your Bluetooth keyboard and confirm with OK. • You will find a red tick in system tray. Please click the keyboard icon by using the right button of mouse, and tap Fi 1Fi 4Fi 2Fi 3Fi 5
Connect ÆBluetooth Human Interface Device Service Then you should be able to find a message Connected in status bar. Now you can use this Bluetooth keyboard to input the data into your computer. Advise: Once the pairing procedure has been carried out successfully, the computer respectively the Bluetooth keyboard can be turned on and off without repeating the pairing procedure. They will connect automatically again. Fi 7Fi 6
1.3.2 Keyboard installation under Bluetooth driver software WIDCOMM Instructions below are based on WIDCOMM software version 1.4.2 running on Windows XP. Follow the instructions which come with your particular Bluetooth adapter (dongle). • Left-click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray of PC. • Opens a menu window of WIDCOMM software. • After opening the menu turn the sliding switch back side of keyboard to ON position and afterwards press 1× the Pairing button. • On the front side of keyboard the Pairing-LED should flash rapidly indicating the Pairing mode. • Following click in the menu window on Search for devices in range task. Then, a keyboard icon will appear in the window. • Double click the Bluetooth keyboard icon, and click YES to connect to the Human Interface Device. • You'll be prompted with a PIN code for pairing between your PC and your keyboard. Please enter exactly the same PIN code on your Bluetooth keyboard and confirm with OK. • After input appears a red tick near the keyboard icon. • Right click the icon to choose Connect Device. Fi 8Fi 9Fi 10Fi 11Fi 13Fi 12
• Confirm the appearing request with YES. • After the Bluetooth keyboard is paired with your computer, you will get this green indicator icon. Now you can use this Bluetooth keyboard to input the data into your computer. Advice: Once the pairing procedure has been carried out successfully, the computer respectively the Bluetooth keyboard can be turned on and off without repeating the pairing procedure. They will connect automatically again. 2. How to use the keyboard After successful launch enjoy now during the operation a free and independent choice of location up to approx. 10 m distance to the PC. More or less range can be caused by metallic dividing walls, other computer cases, monitors, ZIP drives, loudspeakers, switching power supplies etc., but also by different loading capacity of the batteries. The status LEDs on the front side of your Bluetooth keyboard inform you about the current operating condition. 2.1 Meaning of status LEDs • Pairing-LED It is used to indicate the Bluetooth keyboard is in pairing mode (searching a Bluetooth receiver). When the pairing button is pressed, the LED flashes till a receiver has been found or the relevant computer stops pairing in advance. • Reconnecting-LED It is used to indicate that the Bluetooth keyboard is reconnecting to the already founded receiver after waking up or power up via the accordant authority (registered password or PIN). Fi16Fi15Fi17Fi18
• Battery Low-LED It is used to indicate that the battery is below 2.4 Volts. It keeps on until new battery is installed or the battery is total used up. It is flashing only while the keyboard is not in sleep mode. 2.2 Operating modes of the Bluetooth keyboard • Sleep-Mode After 15 minutes of no keyboard input, the Bluetooth keyboard will automatically enter into sleep mode to preserve battery power. • Wake up-Mode To wake the Bluetooth keyboard up, press any key of the keypad (not the L and R button of touchpad or the touchpad itself!). • Reconnect-Mode After reactivation the keyboard reconnects automatically with the Bluetooth dongle. Depending on environmental conditions for the radio transmission it takes less than a second or up to several minutes to reconnect. In the meantime, the Reconnection-LED is blinking (cp. for that 2.1). CAUTION: This device complies 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 interference that may cause undesired operation. The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. Fi19
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio 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 occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

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