Contents EnglishContents English - 1 3 Wireless radio keyboard and radio mouse . 3 System requirements . 3 Safety information . 3 CE marking . 3 Limited worldwide warranty . 4 Using the keyboard . 4 Adjusting the keyboard . 5 Connecting the receiver, keyboard and mouse . 5 Connecting the receiver
. 5 Preparing the keyboard and establishing the wireless connection . 6 Preparing the mouse and establishing the wireless connection . 7 Using the mouse . 8 Installing the software . The buttons on the mouse . 9 Setting the scanning sensitivity . 10 Switching the mouse on and off
. 10 Mobile transport
. 11 State of charge of the batteries in the mouse . 11 Using the mouse wheel . 12 Working with the keyboard . 13 Multimedia keys . 13 Additional key assignments . 14 Print
. 14 Pause . 14 Splash protection . 14 Encryption . 14 Battery charge of the batteries in the keyboard . 15 Display of keyboard modes in the task bar. 15 Working environments . 16 Cleaning . 16 Storing batteries . 16 Troubleshooting and tips . 17 The keyboard / mouse is not detected or does not function . 17 Connection problems with mouse . 17 Technical data . 18 Environmental conditions . 18 Fujitsu 21 2 - English Contents 22 Fujitsu Wireless radio keyboard and radio mouse English - 3 Wireless radio keyboard and radio mouse The wireless keyboard and mouse operate using digital radio technology. Keyboard data is transmitted to the receiver in encrypted form and troublesome cables are no longer used. The keyboard and mouse can be used on any computer which has a free USB port and which meets the system requirements specied below. The sections below describe how to set up the keyboard and the mouse for operation. System requirements Computer with Windows 8 / Windows 7 At least one free USB port CD/DVD drive for installing the software Safety information Please observe the safety information supplied. Use only AAA batteries for the keyboard. Use only type AA batteries for the mouse. Always replace both batteries. Do not look directly at the blue light of the sensor. The mouse contains a magnet. To rule out any problems due to magnetic inuences, keep an adequate distance from cards with magnetic strips (e.g. credit and debit cards). CE marking The shipped version of this device complies with the requirements of EU directives 2004/108/EC "Electromagnetic compatibility", 2006/95/EC "Low voltage directive"
and 2009/125/EC "Ecodesign directive". Limited worldwide warranty Fujitsu Technology Solutions provides a warranty for this device. This warranty can be asserted worldwide wherever Fujitsu Technology Solutions maintains a service ofce or an authorised service partner of Fujitsu Technology Solutions is present. Such claims can be made to the extent to which the service concerned is available in the particular country. Please contact one of our service desks for details of the availability of the services and the response time, or visit our website at "http://support.ts.fujitsu.com/contact/servicedesk"
before you make any warranty claims in the particular country. Fujitsu 23 4 - English Wireless radio keyboard and radio mouse Using the keyboard The keyboard is designed for use with health considerations and ergonomics in mind. Awkward arrangement of input or output devices, incorrect arm movements or posture, or working with the keyboard or mouse for lengthy periods without a break can lead to tenseness, fatigue, and damage to the locomotor system (nerves, muscles, tendons, and joints). You can considerably reduce the risk of this happening if you follow the advice given below:
Position the keyboard so that you can use it without any noticeable strain. The keyboard should be level with the upper part of your body. This orientation enables a relaxed shoulder and arm position. The distance between the keyboard and the edge of the desk should be 5 to 10 cm. When typing, hold your hands and forearms so that they form as natural a line as possible. Do not bend your hands too much to the side. Keep your wrists straight while typing. Do not angle your hands upwards or downwards. Do not rest your hands on the balls of your thumbs while typing, and do not strike the keys too hard. Relax your hands by occasionally taking a break from typing. During these breaks you should rest your hands on the balls of your palms or place your arms on the armrests of your chair. When you feel the need, do some exercises to loosen up. Adjusting the keyboard You can customise the keyboard to use it laid at or slightly tilted. If you turn over the keyboard, you will see two feet which can be used to tilt the keyboard. 24 Fujitsu Connecting the receiver, keyboard and mouse English - 5 Connecting the receiver, keyboard and mouse Switch on your PC. Connecting the receiver The receiver is stored in the battery compartment of the keyboard when it is delivered. Remove the sticker by pulling on the red directional arrow. Open the battery compartment on the underside of the keyboard by opening the snap hooks and lifting off the cover. Remove the receiver from the battery compartment. Connect the receiver to a USB port of your PC. Preparing the keyboard and establishing the wireless connection Before you can work with your new keyboard, you must make the following preparations. When inserting the batteries, follow the safety instructions and the information in chapter
"Technical data", Page 18 - English. Only ever use AAA batteries of the same type. Remove the batteries from the keyboard if you will not be using it for a longer period. This extends the life of the batteries. The keyboard requires two AAA batteries. Open the battery compartment on the underside of the keyboard by opening the snap hooks and lifting off the cover. Insert the two batteries in the battery compartment. The diagrams in the battery compartment and cover show how to insert the batteries the correct way round. Close the battery compartment. The wireless connection between the keyboard and receiver is initialised, so that you can use the keyboard immediately. Fujitsu 25 6 - English Connecting the receiver, keyboard and mouse Preparing the mouse and establishing the wireless connection Before you can use your new mouse, you must make the following preparations. When inserting the batteries, follow the safety instructions and the information given in chapter "Technical data", Page 18 - English. Without exception, always use AA batteries of the same type. Switch off the mouse when you will not use be using it for some time. This extends the life of the batteries. The mouse requires two AA batteries. Open the battery compartment on the underside of the mouse by opening the snap hooks and lifting off the cover. Insert the two batteries in the battery compartment. The diagram in the battery compartment shows how to insert the batteries the correct way round. Close the battery compartment. Set the switch on the bottom of the mouse to "On". Holding it more than 20 cm away, point the mouse at the receiver, then press a mouse button or move the mouse. 26 Fujitsu Using the mouse English - 7 If you encounter a problem, for example the mouse connecting to the receiver of another set which is close by, perform the connection process manually as follows:
Holding it more than 20 cm, point the mouse at the receiver, then press the Connect button on the underside of the mouse.
The connection to the receiver is made when the LED on the top of the mouse ashes red 3 times. The mouse is now ready to use. Using the mouse If the software is not installed, you cannot use all mouse functions. Fujitsu 27 8 - English Using the mouse Installing the software The supplied software must be installed in order to be able to congure the programmable keys on the mouse and use its full range of functions. Insert the supplied software CD in the CD/DVD drive for the PC.
The CD will start automatically. If the CD does not start automatically, double click on the le Setup.exe in the CD folder in Windows Explorer. Follow the instructions on the screen.
The installed software allows you to call up the following conguration menu either via the installed programme group or via the mouse icon created in the task bar. 28 Fujitsu Using the mouse English - 9 The buttons on the mouse Mouse button Right mouse button Left mouse button Plus button (+) Minus button (-) 1 (centre button) 1 (centre button) turn mouse wheel forwards 1 (centre button) turn mouse wheel backwards 2 (backwards button) 3 (forwards button) 4 (mouse wheel towards left) Assignment without software Default assignment with installed software Function as right mouse button Function as left mouse button Increase the resolution (scanning sensitivity) Decrease the resolution (scanning sensitivity) Optional with installed software
Function as centre button Scroll up Freely programmable
Scroll down
Depending on the active application, you can use this button to navigate backwards or scroll backwards Depending on the active application, you can use this button to navigate forwards or scroll forwards No function (under Screen content is shifted Windows 7 /
to the left Windows 8: screen content is shifted to the left) Freely programmable Freely programmable Freely programmable Fujitsu 29 10 - English Using the mouse Mouse button 5 (mouse wheel towards right) 6 (side button) Assignment without software No function (under Windows 7 /
Windows 8: screen content is shifted to the right) No function Default assignment with installed software Screen content is shifted to the right Optional with installed software Freely programmable Function ALT+TAB
(switch between the two last active windows) Freely programmable Setting the scanning sensitivity The mouse supports resolutions (scanning sensitivity) of 800, 1200 and 1600 dpi. The default setting is 1200 dpi. LED DPI+
DPI-
To increase the scanning sensitivity, press the plus key.
The mouse responds faster. To decrease the scanning sensitivity, press the minus key.
The mouse responds slower. When setting the scanning sensitivity, the LED ashes 3 times:
red for 800 dpi green for 1200 dpi orange for 1600 dpi Switching the mouse on and off If you are not intending to use the mouse for a long time, you can switch it off to save power. Set the switch on the bottom of the mouse to "Off". If you wish to resume work with the mouse, do not forget to switch it on again. 30 Fujitsu Using the mouse English - 11 Mobile transport The receiver can be housed directly in the mouse. Slide the receiver into the opening in the mouse casing, in the direction of the arrow. A magnet holds the receiver in the casing compartment. To remove the receiver, pull it upwards. State of charge of the batteries in the mouse Please note that the battery status indicator cannot light if the batteries are completely discharged. LED If the level of charge of the batteries in the mouse becomes low, the LED on the mouse lights up red. Change the batteries in the near future. Fujitsu 31 12 - English Using the mouse Using the mouse wheel In addition to two buttons, the mouse also has a wheel that can be used as follows:
Press the on the wheel to use the third mouse button. Turn the wheel forwards or backwards to scroll, for example in documents or on Internet pages. Depending on your operating system, you may be able to move the screen content horizontally:
Press the wheel to the left or right. 32 Fujitsu Working with the keyboard English - 13 Working with the keyboard Multimedia keys The following description of the 12 multimedia keys applies for operating systems that support these functions, such as Windows XP or higher. Standby mode / Energy-saving mode Depending on the settings in the BIOS and operating system, the computer switches into a dened energy-saving mode (standby mode, hibernate mode). This applies only to operating systems that support ACPI (Advanced Conguration and Power Management Interface), such as Windows XP or higher. Previous track Use this key to skip to the previous title in the active player. Stop Use this key to end the playback of a title. Play/Pause Use this key to start or pause the playback of a title for a short time, just as you would with a normal CD player. Next track Use this key to skip to the next track in the active player. Decrease volume Use this key to decrease the volume of the connected loudspeakers. Switching the loudspeakers on and off Use this key to switch the connected loudspeakers on and off. Increase volume Use this key to increase the volume of the connected loudspeakers. E-mail Use this key to start the default e-mail program for your system. Internet browser Use this key to start the default browser for your system. Calculator Use this key to open the Windows on-screen calculator. Windows Explorer Use this key to open Windows Explorer. Fujitsu 33 14 - English Working with the keyboard Additional key assignments The PrtScn and Pause keys are equipped with a secondary assignment. They keys are not labelled, but the functions are supported by the keyboard. To call the secondary assignment:
Print Press Alt and the PrtScn key at the same time.
The secondary assignment for this key is the system request function SysRq . By default, the system request is not activated under Windows. Pause Press Ctrl and the Pause key at the same time.
The secondary assignment for this key is the break function Break . Splash protection Your keyboard is equipped with a drainage system which diverts any liquid which may enter to the underside of the keyboard. Your keyboard is not waterproof. The splash protection only protects against liquids which may enter, such as from a spilt cup of coffee. Encryption The data transmitted between the keyboard and the receiver is encrypted. Because of this, the keyboard can still be used when sensitive data is being input. 34 Fujitsu Working with the keyboard English - 15 Battery charge of the batteries in the keyboard Please note that the battery status indicator cannot light if the batteries are completely discharged. The LED on the keyboard lights up in red if the battery charge in the keyboard becomes weak. Replace the batteries in the near future. Display of keyboard modes in the task bar. The display in the task bar will only be seen if the keyboard software which was supplied with the device has been installed. In the Windows taskbar, icons indicate which keyboard mode is active. They match the displays on ordinary keyboards. A symbol is green when the respective mode is activated and light grey when it is deactivated. Uppercase mode (Caps Lock) Numeric keypad (Num Lock) Stop screen output (Scroll Lock) Fujitsu 35 16 - English Working environments Working environments During signal transmission, interference can be caused by other radio devices which use the same frequency range. The mouse can be used on nearly all surfaces. To ensure optimum performance, it is recommended that the mouse be used on a relatively light-coloured but non-reective surface. The mouse switches to energy-saving mode if it is not used for a certain period of time. Move the mouse or press one of the mouse buttons to "wake up" the mouse again. Cleaning Switch off all equipment concerned. Do not use any cleaning agents that contain abrasives or which may dissolve plastic. Ensure that no liquid enters the inside of the device. The casing surfaces may be cleaned with a dry cloth. If particularly dirty, use a cloth that has been moistened in mild domestic detergent and then carefully wrung out, you can also clean the keyboard using disinfectant wipes. Storing batteries If you do not want to use your keyboard and/or mouse for a longer period of time, remove the batteries and store them in a dry place at room temperature. 36 Fujitsu Troubleshooting and tips English - 17 Troubleshooting and tips If a fault occurs, try to eliminate it with the measures described in this chapter. If you cannot resolve the fault, contact your local sales ofce or computer dealer. If you need to exchange the device, please note that you must return it to your dealer in its original packaging and also a produce proof of purchase (receipt). Keep your receipt and the original packaging in a safe place after purchase. The keyboard / mouse is not detected or does not function Make sure that the mouse is switched on (on/off switch on bottom of mouse). Check whether the batteries of the keyboard or of the mouse are properly inserted. Set up the connection between the receiver and the mouse. Disconnect the receiver from the computer and reconnect it. If the table top is made of glass or of a reective material, this can interfere with the mouse sensor. In this case use an ordinary mouse pad or move to a more favourable desk. The receiver may be too far from the keyboard / mouse. Check whether the USB port on your computer is correctly congured. Restart your computer. Connection problems with mouse Re-establish the connection between the mouse and the receiver, see Section
"Connecting the receiver", Page 5 - English. The connection can be disturbed by other radio devices in the surrounding area that use the same radio frequency. Connect the receiver to a different USB port of your computer. On systems with a USB 3.0 port, connection problems may occur for technical reasons. Do not connect the receiver to a USB port that is very close to a USB 3.0 port with a connected USB 3.0 device (e.g. directly adjacent USB ports). If necessary, us a USB extension cable to increase the distance. Fujitsu 37 18 - English Technical data Technical data Safety regulations complied with Interface Frequency band Modulation Number of channels Keyboard Power supply Power consumption Battery life Encryption Mouse Power supply Current consumption (on white paper) Battery life Resolution Receiver Power supply Power consumption EN 60950 compatible with USB 3.0, USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 2.4 GHz GFSK/DSSS 78 2 x AAA 1.5 V alkaline batteries, 2.0 3.3 V Active mode: < 2.5 mA, sleep mode: 60 mA about 12 months for normal ofce use 128 bit AES 2 x AA alkaline batteries, 1.5 V, 2.0 3.3 V Active mode: 10 mA, sleep mode: 0.05 mA 0.15 mA about 6 months for normal ofce use 800 dpi / 1200 dpi (Standard) / 1600 dpi
(selectable via rocker buttons on the mouse) USB mode: 5 V Active mode: 33 mA, sleep mode: 2.5 mA Environmental conditions Operating temperature Mouse/Keyboard range 0 C 40 C / 32 F 104 F Up to 10 m (depending on ambient interference) 38 Fujitsu Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment NOTE:THE MANUFACTURER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY RADIO OR TV INTERFERENCE CAUSED BY UNAUTHORIZED MODIFICATIONS TO THIS EQUIPMENT.SUCH MODIFICATIONS COULD VOID THE USERS AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT. 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. 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.