User Guide HP Modular Keyboard with Numeric Keypad and Accessories Document Part Number: 365677-001 July 2004 This guide provides instructions on setting up and using the HP modular keyboard with numeric keypad, smart card adapter, Bluetooth keyboard adapter, and Bluetooth mouse.
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Contents 1 Choosing Configuration Options Standard Configuration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Security Access Solution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wireless Solution . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Combined Wireless and Security Access Solution . . . . . 1–2 1–4 1–5 1–6 2 Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features Standard Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents 4 Adding Smart Card Security Smart Card Features. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–1 Supported Operating Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–1 Smart Card Adapter Kit Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–2 Identifying the Smart Card Reader Adapter Components . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–3 Setting Up the Smart Card Solution. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Contents Adjusting the Slope . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–20 Recharging the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter and Bluetooth Mouse Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–21 Identifying Compatible Bluetooth Devices . . . . . . . . . . 3–24 6 Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Bluetooth Mouse Features . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–1 Supported Operating Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–2 Bluetooth Mouse Kit Contents. . . . .
Contents Federal Communications Commission Notice. . . . . . . . . Modifications. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo (United States Only) . . . . . . . . . Canadian Notice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Avis Canadien . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Japanese Notice . . . . . . . . .
1 Choosing Configuration Options Congratulations on purchasing an HP modular keyboard! The design of the modular keyboard creates a comfortable user experience and allows you to customize your workspace with accessories tailored to your particular needs. The modular keyboard and its interwoven array of accessories provide: ■ Reprogrammable buttons for quick access to Web pages, applications, or data files.
Choosing Configuration Options The following sections in this chapter describe some of the typical HP modular keyboard configurations. Standard Configuration The HP modular keyboard standard configuration includes: ■ Modular keyboard ■ Detachable numeric keypad HP Modular Keyboard Standard Configuration with Numeric Keypad 1–2 www.hp.
Choosing Configuration Options HP Modular Keyboard Standard Configuration without Numeric Keypad See Chapter 2, “Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features” for a description of the features of the modular keyboard and numeric keypad. See Chapter 3, “Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard” for information on setting up and using the HP modular keyboard in the standard configuration.
Choosing Configuration Options Security Access Solution The HP modular keyboard smart card configuration is a combination of the modular keyboard kit plus the optional smart card adapter kit.
Choosing Configuration Options Wireless Solution The HP modular keyboard wireless configuration is a combination of the modular keyboard kit plus the optional Bluetooth adapter kit.
Choosing Configuration Options Combined Wireless and Security Access Solution The HP modular keyboard wireless plus smart card configuration is a combination of the modular keyboard kit plus the optional Bluetooth adapter kit and the optional smart card adapter kit.
2 Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features Standard Features The HP Modular Keyboard includes the following standard features: ■ Modular keyboard ready for attachable accessories ■ Numeric keypad that can be removed or attached to either side of the modular keyboard ■ Adjustable slope for maximum comfort ■ Six programmable modular keyboard access buttons ■ Four programmable numeric keypad access buttons ■ Modular keyboard to computer USB connectivity ■ Numeric keypad to modu
Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features legacy operating systems may also have limited support ✎ Other through native USB drivers or the computer BIOS. Modular Keyboard Kit Contents 1 Modular keyboard 3 USB cable 2 Numeric keypad 4 I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD 2–2 www.hp.
Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features Identifying the Modular Keyboard Components Front Components 1 Access buttons Provide quick access to Web pages, applications, data files, and volume adjustment. See the “Modular Keyboard Access Buttons” section for more information. 2 Caps Lock indicator Caps Lock is on when lit. light 3 Scroll Lock indicator Scroll Lock is on when lit. light 4 Accessory interlock Physically connects optional adapters.
Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features Rear Components 2–4 1 RJ-45 connector Dedicated for numeric keypad connection only. 2 USB connector Connects the modular keyboard to the computer. 3 RJ-45 connector Connects the Bluetooth keyboard adapter or smart card adapter. 4 Expandable feet Adjusts the slope of the modular keyboard. www.hp.
Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features Modular Keyboard Access Buttons The access buttons on the modular keyboard are pre-programmed to provide the following functions: 1 1 Home Opens the browser default home page. 2 2 Search Opens the default search engine. 3 3 Email Opens the default email application. 4 4 Volume up Increases the volume. 5 5 Volume down Decreases the volume. 6 6 Mute Toggles sound on and off.
Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features Identifying the Numeric Keypad Components 1 Access buttons Provide quick access to numeric keypad functions. See the “Numeric Keypad Access Buttons” section for more information. 2 Num Lock indicator light m Num Lock is on when lit. 3 RJ-45 cable Connects the numeric keypad to the modular keyboard. 4 Expandable feet Adjusts the slope of the numeric keypad.
Identifying the Modular Keyboard and Numeric Keypad Features Numeric Keypad Access Buttons The access buttons on the numeric keypad are pre-programmed to provide the following functions: 1 r Tab Functions the same as the Tab key on the modular keyboard. Press this key to tab right. Press this key plus the Shift key to tab left. 2 s Backspace Functions the same as the Backspace key on the modular keyboard. 3 t Delete Functions the same as the Delete key on the modular keyboard.
3 Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard Å WARNING: To reduce the risk of serious injury, read the Safety & Comfort Guide included on the I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD or go to www.hp.com/ergo. Connecting to the Computer To begin using the modular keyboard and numeric keypad, connect the USB cable between the modular keyboard and the computer. 1.
Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard 2. Connect the Type A end of the USB cable to a USB connector on the computer. on the computer model, the USB connector may be ✎ Depending located on the front or rear of the computer. Connect the USB cable to the USB connector that is convenient for your setup. Connecting the USB Cable to the Computer 3. You can now begin using the modular keyboard.
Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard To move the numeric keypad from one side of the modular keyboard to the other side: 1. Remove the RJ-45 cable (that connects the numeric keyboard to the modular keyboard) from the cable routing channel on the bottom side of the modular keyboard. Removing the RJ-45 Cable from the Routing Channel do not need to unplug the RJ-45 cable from the back of the ✎ You modular keyboard. User Guide www.hp.
Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard 2. Pull the numeric keypad free from the modular keyboard. Removing the Numeric Keypad from the Modular Keyboard 3. Attach the numeric keypad to the other side of the modular keyboard. Attaching the Numeric Keypad to the Modular Keyboard 3–4 www.hp.
Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard 4. Press the RJ-45 cable into the other routing channel on the bottom side of the modular keyboard. Placing the RJ-45 Cable in the Routing Channel that the RJ-45 cable is plugged into the RJ-45 connector ✎ Ensure on the back of the modular keyboard labeled . User Guide www.hp.
Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard Adjusting the Slope The feet on the bottom side of the modular keyboard and numeric keypad can be adjusted so that the modular keyboard sits flat on the workspace surface (0° angle) 1, sits at a 6° angle 2, or sits at a 12° angle 3. Adjusting the Slope of the Modular Keyboard adjusting the slope of the modular keyboard and numeric ✎ When keypad, be sure to extend all the feet on each device to the same position. 3–6 www.hp.
Setting Up and Using the Modular Keyboard Installing the Modular Access Keyboard (MAK) Software To reprogram the access buttons on the modular keyboard and numeric keypad, install the MAK software: 1. Insert the I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD in the computer’s optical drive. 2. Go to D:\Modular\MAK\setup.exe (where D: is the drive letter of the computer’s optical drive). 3. Double-click the setup.exe file. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
4 Adding Smart Card Security Smart Card Features The smart card accessory kit adds smart card functionality to the HP modular keyboard, providing improved security to the computer.
Adding Smart Card Security Smart Card Adapter Kit Contents 1 Smart card adapter 3 RJ-45 cable for connecting to the modular keyboard 2 HP ProtectTools Smart Card 4 I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD to Appendix C, “Ordering Kits” for modular keyboard and ✎ Refer accessory part numbers and ordering information. 4–2 www.hp.
Adding Smart Card Security Identifying the Smart Card Reader Adapter Components 1 USB cable Connects the smart card adapter to the computer. 2 Smart card slot Insert the smart card into this slot for the system to read the card. 3 Smart card indicator Lights when the smart card has been inserted light and detected by the system. 4 Keyboard interlock Physically connects the smart card adapter to the modular keyboard.
Adding Smart Card Security Setting Up the Smart Card Solution Set up the smart card adapter as either a: ■ Modular keyboard attachment ■ Stand-alone device If you are attaching the smart card adapter to the modular keyboard, follow the directions in the “Connecting as an Attachment to the Modular Keyboard” section of this chapter.
Adding Smart Card Security 2. Connect the large end of the supplied RJ-45 cable to the RJ-45 connector on the modular keyboard labeled h 1. Connect the small end of the RJ-45 cable to the Ultra Mini Serial connector on the smart card adapter labeled x 2. Connecting the Smart Card Adapter RJ-45 Cable 3. Route the RJ-45 cable in the channel on the bottom side of the modular keyboard. Placing the RJ-45 Cable in the Routing Channel User Guide www.hp.
Adding Smart Card Security 4. Disconnect both ends of the USB cable that connects the Modular Keyboard to the computer (if connected). 5. Connect the Smart Card adapter’s USB cable to a USB connector on the computer. Connecting the Smart Card Adapter USB Cable 6. When prompted to install the drivers for the smart card adapter, click the Cancel button. Proceed to the “Installing the Smart Card Adapter Drivers” section. 4–6 www.hp.
Adding Smart Card Security Connecting as a Stand-Alone Device To connect the smart card adapter as a stand-alone device: 1. Connect the Smart Card adapter’s USB cable to the computer. Connecting the Smart Card Adapter USB Cable 2. When prompted to install the drivers for the smart card adapter, click the Cancel button. Proceed to the “Installing the Smart Card Adapter Drivers” section. User Guide www.hp.
Adding Smart Card Security Installing the Smart Card Adapter Drivers 1. Insert the I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD in the computer’s optical drive. 2. Go to D:\Modular\Smart_Card\SCM\setup.exe (where D: is the drive letter of the computer’s optical drive). 3. Double-click the setup.exe file. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. Installing the ProtectTools Software HP ProtectTools software requires Microsoft Windows 2000 ✎ The or Microsoft Windows XP operating systems.
Adding Smart Card Security Adjusting the Slope The feet on the bottom side of the smart card adapter can be adjusted to match the slope of the modular keyboard. It can sit flat on the workspace surface (0° angle) 1, sit at a 6° angle 2, or sit at a 12° angle 3. Adjusting the Slope of the Smart Card Adapter adjusting the slope of the smart card adapter, be sure to ✎ When extend all the feet on each connected device to the same position. User Guide www.hp.
Adding Smart Card Security Using the ProtectTools Smart Card Place the smart card in the slot face up with the gold contact pad at the bottom. The smart card indicator light on the smart card adapter is illuminated when the smart card is detected and/or read by the reader. Inserting the Smart Card into the Smart Card Slot Refer to the HP ProtectTools software Help files for instructions on using the smart card.
Adding Smart Card Security Identifying Compatible Smart Cards The following smart cards are vendor-tested as compatible with the HP smart card adapter. For an updated list of tested smart cards, check the Tested Products List (TPL) at www.hp.com following smart cards are qualified and approved by SCM ✎ The Microsystems, Inc. Contact SCM at www.scmmicro.com for technical support questions.
Adding Smart Card Security Java: GemExpresso CyberFlex Palmera Data Cards: Generic SLE4406 SLE4418 SLE4428 SLE4432 SLE4436 SLE4442 SLE5536 AT24C01ASC AT24C02SC AT24C04SC AT24C08SC AT24C16SC AT24C32SC AT24C64SC AT24C128SC AT24C256SC AT24C512SC AT88SC153 AT88SC1608 IS23SC4418 IS23SC4428 4–12 www.hp.
Adding Smart Card Security PrimeFlex Store 8K PrimeFlex Store 2K X24026 ST14C02 following smart cards are qualified and approved by ✎ The Gemplus Corporation. Contact Gemplus at www.gemplus.com for technical support questions. Gemplus: GemExpresso GPK32k GemClub Memo GemClub Micro GemSafe User Guide www.hp.
5 Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Wireless Solution Features The Bluetooth wireless accessory kit converts the HP modular keyboard to a wireless solution.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Supported Operating Systems The Bluetooth USB transceiver requires one of the following operating systems: 5–2 ■ Microsoft Windows XP Professional ■ Microsoft Windows XP Home ■ Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (must install WIDCOMM Bluetooth drivers, which are included with the kit) www.hp.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Bluetooth Adapter Kit Contents 1 Bluetooth keyboard adapter 4 Bluetooth USB transceiver* (attaches to the computer and is required for operating the modular keyboard and mouse in wireless mode) 2 USB cable (connects the mouse 5 Four AA rechargeable batteries to the computer for recharging the mouse batteries) 3 Bluetooth wireless optical (two for the Bluetooth keyboard adapter and two for the Bluetooth wireless mouse) 6 I/O and Security Software
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Identifying the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter Components 1 USB connector q Connects the USB cable included in the modular keyboard kit to the computer when recharging the Bluetooth keyboard adapter batteries. (Type Mini-B) 5–4 2 RJ-45 cable Connects the Bluetooth keyboard adapter to the modular keyboard. 3 Keyboard interlock Physically connects the Bluetooth keyboard adapter to the modular keyboard.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Identifying the Bluetooth Mouse Components 1 Right-click button Performs standard right-click functions. 2 Scroll wheel Scrolls through documents or Web pages (not supported by all software applications). 3 Left-click button Performs standard single-click and double-click functions. 4 Battery compartment Two rechargeable AA batteries must be properly inserted in this compartment for the Bluetooth mouse to operate in wireless mode.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Identifying the Bluetooth Transceiver Components 1 USB plug Plugs into a USB receptacle on the computer for the modular keyboard and Bluetooth mouse to operate in wireless mode. 2 Connect button k Activates the Bluetooth transceiver when pressed to set up the modular keyboard and/or Bluetooth mouse in wireless mode. 3 Bluetooth indicator Indicates the Bluetooth transceiver is plugged in and recognized by the system, and the Bluetooth radio is on.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Setting Up the Wireless Solution The wireless solution can function in either USB wireless mode or Bluetooth wireless mode. ■ USB wireless mode: Setting up the wireless solution before the Bluetooth drivers are installed. ■ Bluetooth wireless mode: Setting up the wireless solution after installing the Bluetooth drivers. In this mode, you can add other Bluetooth devices to the wireless solution.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Connecting Wireless Devices To connect the Bluetooth USB transceiver, Bluetooth keyboard adapter, and Bluetooth mouse: 1. Push in the release latch on the Bluetooth keyboard adapter battery compartment 1, lift the battery compartment door 2, and install two of the supplied rechargeable batteries 3. Installing the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter Batteries Ä 5–8 CAUTION: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution 2. Attach the Bluetooth keyboard adapter to either side of the keyboard. (If the numeric keypad is attached to the right side, attach the Bluetooth keyboard adapter to the left side.) Attaching the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter to the Modular Keyboard 3. Connect the Bluetooth keyboard adapter’s RJ-45 cable to the RJ-45 connector on the modular keyboard labeled h. Connecting the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter’s RJ-45 Cable User Guide www.hp.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution 4. Press the RJ-45 cable into the routing channel on the bottom side of the modular keyboard. Placing the RJ-45 Cable in the Routing Channel 5–10 www.hp.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution 5. Push in the release latch on the Bluetooth mouse battery compartment 1, lift the battery compartment door 2, and install the other two supplied rechargeable batteries 3. Installing the Bluetooth Mouse Batteries Ä CAUTION: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Only NiMH and NiCad batteries are supported in the Bluetooth mouse. Dispose of used batteries according to instructions.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution 6. To continue with this procedure: ❏ If the computer is turned off, or if the pre-installed operating system has not been unbundled, proceed to step 7. ❏ If the computer is turned on and the Microsoft Windows operating system is completely installed and running, proceed to the “Installing the Bluetooth Software” section. 7.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution 10. Press the Connect button k on the Bluetooth transceiver 1 for two seconds. The blue indicator light on the transceiver begins flashing. 11. Press the Connect button k on the Bluetooth keyboard adapter 2 for two seconds. Pressing the Connect Button on the Bluetooth Transceiver and on the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter User Guide www.hp.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution 12. Press the Connect button k on the Bluetooth mouse for two seconds. The indicator light on the transceiver flashes rapidly then becomes solid blue. Pressing the Connect Button on the Bluetooth Mouse modular keyboard and Bluetooth mouse are now functioning ✎ The in the USB wireless mode. After installing the Bluetooth drivers, the modular keyboard and Bluetooth mouse will function in Bluetooth wireless mode. 5–14 www.hp.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Installing the Bluetooth Software The Bluetooth software is available on the I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD included with the Bluetooth keyboard adapter kit. For the modular keyboard and Bluetooth mouse to operate in Bluetooth wireless mode, you must install Bluetooth drivers. To obtain a user interface for viewing information about the Bluetooth devices, you must install the BBCS software.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution 5. When prompted, insert the Bluetooth transceiver into a USB connector on the computer (if it is not already inserted) and click the OK button. 6. After the software installation is complete, a Bluetooth icon will appear on the desktop and in the system tray. Double-click either one of the icons to launch the Initial Bluetooth Configuration Wizard. 7. Follow the on-screen instructions in the Initial Bluetooth Configuration Wizard. 8.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution to the Help in the WIDCOMM software for information on ✎ Refer enhancing the wireless solution. Broadcom Bluetooth Control Suite (BBCS) The BBCS software provides a user interface for viewing information about Bluetooth devices. To install the BBCS software: 1. Insert the I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD into the computer’s optical drive. 2. Go to D:\Modular\Bluetooth\Broadcom\setup.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Enabling Microsoft Bluetooth Drivers If you chose not to install the WIDCOMM software, you can install the Microsoft Bluetooth drivers so that the Bluetooth components function in Bluetooth wireless mode. Bluetooth profiles are supported by Microsoft Bluetooth ✎ Limited drivers. Check the Microsoft web site www.microsoft.com for updated listings.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Preparing the Bluetooth Transceiver to Work with Microsoft Bluetooth Drivers 1. Insert the I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD into the computer’s optical drive. 2. Go to D:\Modular\Bluetooth\Microsoft\dfu\setup.exe (where D: is the drive letter of the computer’s optical drive). 3. Double-click the setup.exe file. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Adjusting the Slope The feet on the bottom side of the Bluetooth keyboard adapter can be adjusted to match the slope of the modular keyboard. It can sit flat on the workspace surface (0° angle) 1, sit at a 6° angle 2, or sit at a 12° angle 3. Adjusting the Slope of the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter adjusting the slope of the Bluetooth keyboard adapter, be ✎ When sure to extend all the feet on each connected device to the same position. 5–20 www.hp.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Recharging the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter and Bluetooth Mouse Batteries The AA NiMH batteries included with the Bluetooth wireless kit are rechargeable. You can continue to use the modular keyboard and Bluetooth mouse while the batteries are recharging. NiMH and NiCad rechargeable batteries are supported. ✎ Only Standard AA non-rechargeable batteries are not supported. Ä CAUTION: DO NOT attempt to recharge standard non-rechargeable AA batteries.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution To recharge the Bluetooth keyboard adapter rechargeable batteries: 1. Connect the Type Mini-B end of the USB cable included with the HP Modular Keyboard kit to the USB connector q on the Bluetooth keyboard adapter. Connect the Type A end of the USB cable to a USB connector on the computer. Recharging the Bluetooth Keyboard Adapter Batteries 2.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution To recharge the mouse rechargeable batteries: 1. Plug the mouse recharge end of the USB cable included with the Bluetooth adapter kit into the recharge receptacle q on the mouse. Connect the Type A end of the USB cable to a USB connector on the computer. Recharging the Bluetooth Mouse Batteries 2.
Converting the Modular Keyboard to a Wireless Solution Identifying Compatible Bluetooth Devices The Bluetooth USB transceiver can connect up to seven Bluetooth-compliant devices. The following Belkin Bluetooth devices are vendor-tested as compatible with the HP USB transceiver. For an updated list of tested Belkin Bluetooth devices, check the Tested Products List (TPL) at www.hp.com following Bluetooth devices are Belkin qualified and ✎ The approved. Contact Belkin Corporation at www.belkin.
6 Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Bluetooth Mouse Features Features of the Bluetooth mouse kit include: ■ Rechargeable Bluetooth wireless optical mouse ■ Rechargeable batteries for the Bluetooth mouse HP USB transceiver is required for the Bluetooth mouse to ✎ An function. optimal performance, use the Bluetooth mouse with a mouse ✎ For pad. Using the Bluetooth mouse on a transparent or reflective surface will inhibit the ability of the optical sensor to track the cursor.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Supported Operating Systems The Bluetooth mouse requires one of the following operating systems: ■ Microsoft Windows XP Professional ■ Microsoft Windows XP Home ■ Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (must install WIDCOMM Bluetooth drivers, which are included with the HP USB Bluetooth Transceiver 1.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Identifying the Bluetooth Mouse Components 1 Right-click button Performs standard right-click functions. 2 Scroll wheel Scrolls through documents or Web pages (not supported by all software applications). 3 Left-click button Performs standard single-click and double-click functions. 4 Battery compartment Two rechargeable AA batteries must be properly inserted in this compartment for the Bluetooth mouse to operate in wireless mode.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Setting Up the Bluetooth Mouse The Bluetooth mouse can function in either USB wireless mode or Bluetooth wireless mode. ■ USB wireless mode: Setting up the wireless solution before the Bluetooth drivers are installed. ■ Bluetooth wireless mode: Setting up the wireless solution after installing the Bluetooth drivers. In this mode, you can add other Bluetooth devices to the wireless solution.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Connecting the Bluetooth Mouse To connect the Bluetooth USB transceiver and Bluetooth mouse: 1. Push in the release latch on the Bluetooth mouse battery compartment 1, lift the battery compartment door 2, and install the two supplied rechargeable batteries 3. Installing the Bluetooth Mouse Batteries Ä CAUTION: Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type. Only NiMH and NiCad batteries are supported in the Bluetooth mouse.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device 2. To continue with this procedure: ❏ If the computer is turned off, or if the pre-installed operating system has not been unbundled, proceed to step 3. ❏ If the computer is turned on and the Microsoft Windows operating system is completely installed and running, proceed to the “Installing the Bluetooth Software” section. 3. Insert the Bluetooth transceiver into a USB receptacle on the computer.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device 5. Press the Connect button k on the Bluetooth transceiver 1 for two seconds. The blue indicator light on the transceiver begins flashing. 6. Press the Connect button k on the Bluetooth mouse 2 for two seconds. The indicator light on the transceiver flashes rapidly then becomes solid blue. Pressing the Connect Button on the Bluetooth Transceiver and on the Bluetooth Mouse Bluetooth mouse is now functioning in the USB wireless ✎ The mode.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Installing the Bluetooth Software The Bluetooth software is available on the HP USB Bluetooth Transceiver 1.2 Software & Documentation CD included with the Bluetooth USB transceiver kit. For the Bluetooth mouse to operate in Bluetooth wireless mode, you must install Bluetooth drivers. To obtain a user interface for viewing information about the Bluetooth devices, you must install the BBCS software.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software. 5. When prompted, insert the Bluetooth transceiver into a USB connector on the computer (if it is not already inserted) and click the OK button. 6. After the software installation is complete, a Bluetooth icon will appear on the desktop and in the system tray. Double-click either one of the icons to launch the Initial Bluetooth Configuration Wizard. 7.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Broadcom Bluetooth Control Suite (BBCS) The BBCS software provides a user interface for viewing information about Bluetooth devices. To install the BBCS software: 1. Insert the HP USB Bluetooth Transceiver 1.2 Software & Documentation CD into the computer’s optical drive. 2. Go to D:\Modular\Bluetooth\Broadcom\setup.exe (where D: is the drive letter of the computer’s optical drive). Greg Young to verify path 3. Double-click the setup.exe file. 4.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Enabling Microsoft Bluetooth Drivers If you chose not to install the WIDCOMM software, you can install the Microsoft Bluetooth drivers so that the Bluetooth components function in Bluetooth wireless mode. Bluetooth profiles are supported by Microsoft Bluetooth ✎ Limited drivers. Check the Microsoft web site www.microsoft.com for updated listings.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Preparing the Bluetooth Transceiver to Work with Microsoft Bluetooth Drivers 1. Insert the HP USB Bluetooth Transceiver 1.2 Software & Documentation CD into the computer’s optical drive. 2. Go to D:\Modular\Bluetooth\Microsoft\dfu\setup.exe (where D: is the drive letter of the computer’s optical drive). Greg Young to verify path 3. Double-click the setup.exe file. 4. Follow the on-screen instructions to install the software.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device Recharging the Bluetooth Mouse Batteries The AA NiMH batteries included with the Bluetooth mouse are rechargeable. You can continue to use the Bluetooth mouse while the batteries are recharging. NiMH and NiCad rechargeable batteries are supported. ✎ Only Standard AA non-rechargeable batteries are not supported. Ä CAUTION: DO NOT attempt to recharge standard non-rechargeable AA batteries. Doing so can cause the batteries to explode.
Installing the Bluetooth Mouse as a Stand-Alone Device To recharge the Bluetooth mouse rechargeable batteries: 1. Plug the mouse recharge end of the USB cable included with the Bluetooth mouse into the recharge receptacle q on the mouse. Connect the Type A end of the USB cable to a USB connector on the computer. Recharging the Bluetooth Mouse Batteries 2.
A Troubleshooting If you encounter problems with the HP modular keyboard, smart card adapter, or Bluetooth accessories, refer to the following tables for possible causes and solutions. HP Modular Keyboard Problem Cause Solution The MAK software does not work on HP/Compaq Easy Access Keyboards. MAK is not backwards compatible with HP/Compaq Easy Access Keyboards. MAK only works on the HP Modular Keyboards and newer keyboards. EAK is used for HP/Compaq Easy Access Keyboards.
Troubleshooting Smart Card Problem Cause There are two entries in Device Manager The RJ-45 cable is not connected from the smart card adapter to the modular keyboard. Solution • When using the smart card reader in a keyboard environment (attached to the modular keyboard), make sure the RJ-45 cable is connected from the smart card adapter to the modular keyboard connector labeled h and the removable USB cable from the modular keyboard is disconnected.
Troubleshooting Smart Card (Continued) Problem Cause F10 Setup shows a smart card when HP ProtectTools Smart Card Security Manager is not installed or has BIOS enabled. Smart card BIOS support was previously enabled then removed. Solution • Enter F10 Setup and manually disable the smart card feature. • Or, re--enable BIOS support via HP ProtectTools Smart Card Security Manager. • Or, leave the F10 Setup option enabled for future BIOS enable via HP ProtectTools Smart Card Security Manager.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth Problem Cause Solution Unable to recharge standard Alkaline Duracell/Energizer AA batteries. Alkaline batteries are not supported. NOT attempt to Å DO recharge Alkaline Standard Alkaline Duracell/Energizer AA batteries work although the documentation says they are not supported. Alkaline batteries are not supported for recharging.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth (Continued) Problem Cause Solution The transceiver does not find the Bluetooth keyboard and/or mouse when the connect button of the transceiver is pressed. The connect button on the Bluetooth keyboard and mouse must be pressed within 1 minute. After pressing the connect button on the transceiver, the LED will begin flashing. Within 1 minute, press the connect button on the Bluetooth keyboard and/or Bluetooth mouse.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth (Continued) Problem Cause Solution “This firmware is not for this manufacturer’s product” error message is displayed. The firmware file you used is for another manufacturer’s product. Check the product brand name of the Bluetooth wireless device and go to that manufacturer’s Web site to download the appropriate firmware update file. “This firmware s not for this product” error message is displayed. The firmware you used is for the manufacturer’s other product.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth (Continued) Problem Cause Solution In Windows, when the connect button is pressed on the transceiver, WIDCOMM drivers are enabled and can not use USB Wireless mode. There is no USB wireless mode in Windows. If the WIDCOMM software is installed, the connect button on the transceiver will initiate the pairing process through WIDCOMM Bluetooth drivers. A PIN number is required when pairing the Bluetooth keyboard. This is a security requirement.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth (Continued) Problem Cause Solution Can I use my older HP Bluetooth transceiver or any other vendor’s transceiver? This depends on transceiver compatibility. In Bluetooth mode (in Windows) with the Bluetooth drivers installed, almost any Bluetooth USB transceiver can be used. However, not all transceivers will work during reboot, first boot, recovery, and other critical modes.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth (Continued) Problem Cause Solution Does the computer need to be always on to recharge the batteries? Yes, depending on computer condition during battery recharge mode. The recharge mechanism provided with the BT keyboard and mouse is a trickle charge through the USB cable. The USB ports on the computer provide the required power during standby mode but not during hibernation mode or when computer is shut down.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth (Continued) Problem Cause Solution Does it harm the batteries if the recharge cable is left on after they are fully charged? No, but it is not recommended. If the BBCS is installed, you will get a message that says the battery is fully charged similar to the low battery indicator.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth (Continued) Problem Cause Solution Can I use any rechargeable batteries for my Bluetooth keyboard and mouse? Some battery types are not supported. Rechargeable NiMH and NiCad batteries with a rated capacity of 1200 mAh – 2100 mAh batteries are supported with your BT keyboard/mouse. NiMH rechargeable batteries are shipped and recommended for use with these products. NiCad rechargeable batteries will not report accurately in BBCS but will recharge and function as designed.
Troubleshooting Bluetooth Mouse Problem Cause Solution The Bluetooth mouse is not tracking properly or is acting jumpy/jerky. The surface under the mouse is not conducive to optimal performance. When using the Bluetooth wireless optical mouse on transparent or translucent surfaces, use a mouse pad. Translucent surfaces will confuse the mouse’s optical sensor as well as reduce the battery life.
Troubleshooting Technical Support Using the Worldwide Web Before contacting customer services, refer to the support Web site at http://www.hp.com/support for online access to technical support information and tools. Preparing to Call Technical Support If you cannot solve a problem using the troubleshooting tips in this appendix, you may need to call technical support.
B Regulatory Compliance Notices Wireless Notices In some environments, the use of wireless devices may be restricted. Such restrictions may apply aboard airplanes, in hospitals, near explosives, in hazardous locations, etc. If you are uncertain of the policy that applies to the use of this device, please ask for authorization to use it prior to turning it on. Å WARNING: Exposure to Radio Frequency Radiation The radiated output power of this device is far below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits.
Regulatory Compliance Notices The Taiwan EPA requires dry battery manufacturing or importing firms in accordance with Article 15 of the Waste Disposal Act are required to indicate the recovery marks on the batteries used in sales, giveaway or promotion. Contact a qualified Taiwanese recycler for proper battery disposal.
Regulatory Compliance Notices ■ EN 61000-3-2 (IEC 61000-3-2) – Power line harmonics ■ EN 61000-3-3 (IEC 61000-3-3) – Power line flicker ■ EN 60950 (IEC 60950) – Product safety ■ EN 300 328-2 – Data transmission equipment operating in the 2.4 GHz ISM band and using 2.
Regulatory Compliance Notices comprises entre 2454-2483.5MHz (Chaine 10-13). Pour les dernieres restrictions, voir http://www.art-telecom.fr. For 2.4 GHz Wireless LAN operation of this product certain restrictions apply: This equipment may be used indoor for the entire 2400-2483.5 MHz frequency band (channels 1-13). For outdoor use, only 2454-2483.5 MHz frequency band (channels 10-13) may be used. For the latest requirements, see http://www.art-telecom.fr.
Regulatory Compliance Notices Federal Communications Commission Notice 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.
Regulatory Compliance Notices Cables Connections to this device must be made with shielded cables with metallic RFI/EMI connector hoods to maintain compliance with FCC Rules and Regulations. Declaration of Conformity for Products Marked with the FCC Logo (United States Only) This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Regulatory Compliance Notices Canadian Notice This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations. Avis Canadien Cet appareil numérique de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Règlement sur le matériel brouilleur du Canada. Japanese Notice Korean Notice User Guide www.hp.
C Ordering Kits To order any of the adapter kits for the HP Modular Keyboard, go to http://www.hp.com. Kit Order Number Contents HP Modular Keyboard DT530A • Modular keyboard • Numeric keypad • USB cable • I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD Smart Card Adapter DT531A • Smart Card Keyboard Adapter • HP ProtectTools Smart Card • RJ-45 cable • I/O and Security Software & Documentation CD HP USB Bluetooth Transceiver DN650B • HP USB Bluetooth Transceiver • HP USB Bluetooth Transceiver 1.
Ordering Kits Kit Order Number Contents HP Bluetooth wireless optical mouse PA720A • Bluetooth wireless optical mouse ✎ • Two AA rechargeable batteries The HP USB Bluetooth transceiver is required for the mouse to function.
