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Contents Important safety instructions .......................................................................2 Features ........................................................................................................3 Getting to know your keyboard and mouse...................................................3 Installing your keyboard and mouse .............................................................5 Warranty.......................................................................................................7 Legal notices .................................................................................................7 Francais ............................................................... 8 Espanol .............................................................. 14 Important safety instructions Do not try to open the keyboard or the mouse. Doing so voids your warranty. Do not allow liquid of any kind to come in contact with the keyboard or the mouse. Never immerse the keyboard in water for any reason. Do not store in areas which may expose the keyboard or the mouse to extreme temperatures. Do not drop the keyboard or the mouse. A severe jolt may cause permanent damage and is not covered by the warranty. Follow this User Guide carefully. Follow the correct procedures when setting up the keyboard and the mouse. Features Your new multimedia keyboard features easy installation and 19 hot keys to simplify accessing the various features of your computer, navigating the Internet, and using your computer’s multimedia capabilities. Also includes a precise, optical mouse. DX-CKB102 Keyboard Combo - combined.fm Page 3 Monday, January 9, 2006 8:25 AM Getting to know your keyboard and mouse 3 PACKAGE CONTENTS The package contains the following items: •Multimedia keyboard •Optical mouse • Driver CD •User Guide • USB to PS/2 converters (2) Getting to know your keyboard and mouse Keyboard The standard keys are located in their customary positions and the hot keys are located across the top of the keyboard. Icon Description Function PC hot keys PC Sleep Press this key to make your computer go into sleep mode. My Computer Press this key to open My Computer in Windows. Calculator Press this key to open an on-screen calculator. 4 Getting to know your keyboard and mouse DX-CKB102 Keyboard Combo - combined.fm Page 4 Monday, January 9, 2006 8:25 AM Web and Internet hot keys Web backward Press this key to go to the previously viewed Web site. Web forward Press this key to go to the next Web site. Web stop Press this key to stop loading the current Web site. Home Press this key to go to your home page on the Web. E-mail Press this key to go to your e-mail program. My favorite Press this key to open a list of your favorite Web sites. Web refresh Press this key to refresh the current Web site. Web search Press this key to search the Web for a topic you enter. Multimedia hot keys Media player Press this key to open your computer’s media player. Play/Pause Press this key to play or pause a CD or DVD in your computer’s optical drive. Stop Press this key to stop playing a CD or DVD in your computer’s optical drive. Volume up Press this key to turn up the volume on your computers sound. Volume down Press this key to turn down the volume on your computers sound. Mute Press this key to mute your computers sound. Previous track Press this key to play the previous track on a CD or the previous chapter on a DVD in your computer’s optical drive. Next track Press this key to play the next track on a CD or the next chapter on a DVD in your computer’s optical drive. Icon Description Function Installing your keyboard and mouse 5 DX-CKB102 Keyboard Combo - combined.fm Page 5 Monday, January 9, 2006 8:25 AM Installing your keyboard and mouse 5 DX-CKB102 Keyboard Combo - combined.fm Page 5 Monday, January 9, 2006 8:25 AM Mouse A high quality optical mouse is included with this keyboard. Optical technology can precisely detect the motion of the mouse on most surfaces. However, avoid using the optical mouse on any reflective or metallic surfaces, or surfaces with a complex pattern. Avoid using the mouse under direct sunlight, or in extremely hot, cold, or dusty environments. Installing your keyboard and mouse System requirements For IBM compatible computers must meet the following system requirements: • USB or PS/2 ports • CD or DVD drive (to load the drivers) • Operating systems: Microsoft Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows ME, or Windows XP Connecting the keyboard and mouse To connect the keyboard and mouse: 1 Turn off the computer. 2 Connect the USB plug on the keyboard to a USB port on your computer. If no USB connector is available, use the USB to PS/2 converter on the keyboard cable and connect it to the PS/2 keyboard port. 3 Connect the USB plug on the mouse to a USB port on your computer. If no USB connector is available, use the USB to PS/2 converter on the mouse cable and connect it to the PS/2 mouse port...