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Scorpius-N2T 2006/10/11

2.4GHz MCE Keyboard with Optical Trackball

User Guide

Thank you for purchasing Scorpius-N2T 2.4GHz MCE Keyboard with Optical

Trackball. Please read this user guide to help you using this product easily. If you

have any questions, please contact us at the website www.ione.com.tw,

www.ione-usa.com or www.ione-europe.com.

Introduction

Scorpius-N2T is designed for long distance wireless operation on Windows XP Media

Center Edition system. The modern fashion design of this MCE keyboard is a

perfect input device for your Home Media Center. The trackball pointing device and

left-right click buttons work like your mouse on this MCE keyboard, and you can

conveniently control the cursor as desired.

Plug in Scorpius-N2T’s mini-receiver to your USB port and you can use this wireless

combo without cable cluttering on your desk. The wireless operational range can

reach up to 10 meters in open space depending on the radio interference in the

environment. With 21 Media Center hotkeys design you can access most of the

MCE functions with just one finger. This will save your time of roaming in the

menu and easily to locate the media you would like to enjoy. It is suitable for

relaxation in your living room at home.

Its two-way RF technology will automatically switch its 48 channels when it

encountered radio band interference with other surrounded 2.4GHz devices such as

another Scorpius-N2T, Wi-Fi wireless LAN 802.11 a/b/g, Bluetooth, DECT digital

telephone, etc. There is no need to worry about the RF interference between

Scorpius-N2T and other 2.4GHz devices.

The optical sensor of the trackball is equipped with low power consumption and

3-step smart power saving function. It will enter into rest mode when the trackball is

not moving in 1 second to save the power consumption, and further enter into

power-down mode after 5 minutes of rest mode for minimum power consumption. It

will wake up instantly into normal mode when you press the left or right

mouse-button on the keyboard.

Summary of content (6 pages)

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Scorpius-N2T 2006/10/11 2.4GHz MCE Keyboard with Optical Trackball User Guide Thank you for purchasing Scorpius-N2T 2.4GHz MCE Keyboard with Optical Trackball. Please read this user guide to help you using this product easily. If you have any questions, please contact us at the website www.ione.com.tw, www.ione-usa.com or www.ione-europe.com. Introduction Scorpius-N2T is designed for long distance wireless operation on Windows XP Media Center Edition system.
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For using in the USB environment of Windows 2000/XP/XP MCE/Vista Scorpius-N2T does not require any driver. Just plug and play. However, the MCE hotkeys won’t work, if you are operating under Windows 2000/XP system. Feature ．Two-way 2.
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computer. Step4: Your computer will detect this USB device automatically. Definition of LEDs: Definition Indicator Description “Transmitter” LED Green To indicate RF transmitting status. “Battery Low” LED Red To indicate “Battery Low” status. LED on RF receiver Red To indicate RF receiving status.
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back 5 seconds. For DVD, play the previous chapter. Forward Speed up currently playing media Rewind Rewind currently playing media Mute Mute the sound. Volume up Turn volume up Volume down Turn volume down Right button Same as right button of mouse. Please press it to wake up the optical trackball, if the trackball is in power-down mode Left button Same as left button of mouse.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE Symptom Remedy Keyboard or cursor doesn’t function at all • • Make sure that batteries have sufficient power level. Follow the steps of ID setting to connect wireless keyboard and receiver again. The LED on RF receiver or keyboard does not blink if you move the trackball or press keys on keyboard • Ensure computer is powered on and receiver is connected to the USB port of computer. • • • Make sure that batteries have sufficient power level.
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WARNING Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.