Belkin MediaPilot Bedienungsanleitung
MediaPilot™
User Manual
Enjoy the freedom of a wireless,
rechargeable keyboard with built-in
mouse AND audio video remote control
MediaPilot™
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Table of Contents
1 Introduction ............................................................... 1
System Requirements ............................................ 2
Packaging Includes ................................................ 2
2 Hardware Installation ............................................... 3
3 Software Installation ................................................ 7
4 Using the MediaPilot Keyboard ................................. 8
PC/AV Functions .................................................... 8
Multimedia Section .............................................. 10
On-Board Mouse Function .................................. 11
Programmable Function Keys .............................. 12
Universal IR Remote Function ............................. 12
Default Key Functions .......................................... 13
Device Selection Keys ......................................... 15
Variable Device Selection Keys ............................ 16
Learning Features ................................................ 17
Removing a Program from a Key ........................ 18
Dock Station ........................................................ 19
Text Cursor Control Section ................................. 20
Dock Station LEDs ............................................... 21
5 Information ............................................................. 22
Introduction
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Congratulations and thank you for purchasing the
MediaPilot by Belkin. We appreciate your business and
we are sure you will enjoy years of reliable use with this
innovative, 3-in-1 input device. MediaPilot provides true
wireless freedom and outperforms traditional wireless
keyboards. It offers a 75% wider operating range and
robust performance so you can work effectively without
interference from other devices—a common problem with
other wireless keyboards. Freed from the restrictions of
cables, you will find it easy to compute, surf the Web,
and control your media system from virtually anywhere in
your home, even if the base is in another room.
Your satisfaction is our goal. Please review this User
Manual thoroughly, to ensure that you get the most from
this product’s many advanced features.
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Introduction
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System Requirements
• Pentium® processor-based computer or
Macintosh® system
• Windows® 2000, XP or Mac OS® X v10.x
• Available USB port
• CD-ROM drive
• Internet account for World Wide Web and
Internet functionality
• Netscape® Navigator®, Microsoft® Internet Explorer,
or AOL®
Packaging Includes
• MediaPilot: Wireless keyboard with built-in,
dual-thumb-control mouse
• 26-Key Docking Station
• Removable Palm Rest
• 3 NiMH Batteries
• Software CD
Hardware Installation
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1. Remove the battery compartment cover, then
install the three provided Nickel Metal Hydride
(NiMH) rechargeable batteries. Pay close attention
to the polarity of the batteries during installation.
(See Fig. 1)
Important note: Do not install regular carbon or
alkaline batteries into your keyboard. Recharging
these types of batteries could cause damage to
your keyboard.
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Fig. 1
Hardware Installation
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2. Plug the USB cable into an available USB port on
your computer. (See Fig. 2)
3. To properly synchronize the keyboard and base
station, follow the procedure below.
a) Press the “Connect” button on the bottom of the
base station. (See Fig. 3) You will notice that the
“Connect” LED on the base station is flashing.
(See Fig. 4)
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b) Press the “Connect” button on the bottom of the
keyboard. When the keyboard and base station
are synchronized, the “Connect” LED will stop
flashing. (See Fig. 5)
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Fig. 3
Fig. 4
Fig. 5
Fig. 2
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4. The keyboard batteries must be charged prior
to using it remotely. Place the keyboard into the
base station to charge the batteries. (See Fig. 6)
When properly positioned, the “Charging” LED will
illuminate. When the keyboard batteries are fully
charged, the “Charging” LED will extinguish.
Software Installation
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1. Insert the MediaPilot driver installation CD into your
CD-ROM drive. After a few moments, the main menu
will start automatically.
2. Select “MediaPilot Control Center” and your
computer will begin the installation process.
3. Follow the on-screen installation instructions to install
software. (See Fig. 7)
Note: If main CD does not auto-start, click the “Start”
button and select “Run”. From the run dialogue box,
enter “<driver>:\Setup.exe” and click “OK” (“<driver>”
being the letter of the drive that identifies your CD-
ROM driver under “My Computer”. For example, if the
CD is in driver D, enter “D:\Setup.exe”.)
4. When prompted, click “Finish” and restart your
computer. This completes the installation process.
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Fig. 7
Fig. 6
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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
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Please read through each of the following sections to
familiarize yourself with MediaPilot’s many advanced
and innovative features.
PC/AV Functions
With the exception of the “Power” button, all buttons
in this section offer dual functionality depending on the
position of the “PC/AV” switch. (See Fig. 9)
1. Internet, Tuner button – In PC mode, this button acts
as a shortcut for your default web browser. In AV
mode, pressing this button allows control of an AV
tuner using the keyboard’s universal remote.
2. Email, CD button – In PC mode, this button acts as
a shortcut for your default email client. In AV mode,
pressing this button allows control of a CD player
using the keyboard’s universal remote.
3. Search, VCR – In PC mode, this button acts as a
search feature in the application you are currently
running. In AV mode, pressing this button allows
control of a tape deck using the keyboard’s
universal remote.
Fig. 9
4. My Documents, Aux button – In PC mode, this
button acts as a shortcut for the “My Documents”
window. In AV mode, pressing this button allows
control of an auxiliary device such as a laser
disc or satellite receiver using the keyboard’s
universal remote.
5. My Computer, TV button – In PC mode, this
button acts as a shortcut for the “My Computer”
window. In AV mode, pressing this button will
allow control of a television using the keyboard’s
universal remote.
6. Desktop, DVD button – In PC mode, this button will
minimize all open windows to the taskbar. In AV
mode, pressing this button will allow control of a
DVD player using the keyboard’s universal remote.
7. Calculator, Vid 1 button – In PC mode, this
button acts as a shortcut for the Windows default
calculator application. In AV mode, pressing this
button will allow control of a second video device
such as a plasma or LCD monitor display.
8. Print, Vid 2 button – In PC mode, this button
enables the print feature in the application you are
currently using. In AV mode, pushing this button
will allow control of a third video device such as a
plasma or LCD monitor display.
9. PC/AV slide switch – Toggles the keyboard
between PC mode and Video mode.
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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
Multimedia Section
1. My Media, Menu button – In PC mode, this button
launches Media Player. In AV mode, pressing this
button will open the setup menu in a television, VCR,
DVD player, etc.
2. My Music, Record button – In PC mode, this button
acts as a shortcut for the “My Music” window. In AV
mode, pressing this button will activate the “Record”
function in a VCR or DVD-RW player.
3. Forward/Reverse toggle button – This button serves
the same function in either PC or AV mode. It is
used to move to the next track or previous track when
using a PC-based CD player or stand-alone CD player.
4. Stop, Play/Pause button – This button serves the same
function in either PC or AV mode. It is used to play/
pause or stop an audio or video selection.
Fig. 10
5. Volume UP/Down button – This button serves
the same function in either PC or AV mode. It is
used to increase or decrease volume in audio or
video programs.
6. Mute button – This button serves the same function
in either PC or AV mode. It is used to mute the
volume in a video or audio program.
On-Board Mouse Function
MediaPilot’s removable keyboard section includes a
fully functional, three-button mouse. While holding the
keyboard in your hands, all mouse functions are readily
available for use with both your thumbs.
The mouse consists of three major components:
1. Force sensitive resistor (FSR) – The FSR
is used to control movement of the
mouse cursor on your computer’s
monitor display. (See Fig. 11)
2. Scroll wheel – In PC mode, the scroll
wheel serves the same scrolling function
as a traditional scrolling mouse. In AV
mode, the scroll wheel functions as a
Channel UP/Channel Down control for
use with a television. (See Fig. 12)
3. Mouse buttons – Serves the same functions
as mouse buttons on a traditional mouse.
Fig. 12
Fig. 11
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Programmable Function Keys
Function keys 1 through 12 can be reprogrammed to
perform any standard keyboard function by using the
MediaPilot software (included). Please see the online
help file for additional details. (See Fig. 13)
Universal IR Remote Function
The MediaPilot includes a fully functional universal IR
remote. The following section describes the IR remote
functionality of the keyboard while in AV mode.
In AV mode, certain keys on the keyboard have default
functions as described on the next page.
In addition to basic IR remote functionality, the
keyboard also has the ability to learn IR codes from
another IR remote. This procedure is also described
on the next page.
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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
Fig. 13
Default Key Functions
In AV mode, the following keys perform the stated
default functions.
Operation Keys
Key Name Default Function
Menu DVD = disk menu
Other = device menu
Rec Record
Rewind (<<) Rewind to previous track
Fast Forward (>>) Fast-forward to next track
Stop () Stop
Play/Pause Toggle play/pause
Volume Up Volume +
Volume Down Volume -
Mute Mute
P1 Programmable key
P2 Programmable key
P3 Programmable key
P4 Programmable key
P5 Programmable key
P6 Programmable key
P7 Programmable key
P8 Programmable key
P9 Programmable key
P10 Programmable key
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Operation Keys (cont.)
Key Name Default Function
P11 Programmable key
P12 Programmable key
1 Numeric 1
2 Numeric 2
3 Numeric 3
4 Numeric 4
5 Numeric 5
6 Numeric 6
7 Numeric 7
8 Numeric 8
9 Numeric 9
0 Numeric 0
Enter Select current menu option
Up Arrow Navigate up in menu
Down Arrow Navigate down in menu
Left Arrow Navigate left in menu
Right Arrow Navigate right in menu
Channel Up DVD/CD = Next track
Other = Channel up
Channel Down DVD/CD = Previous track
Other = Channel down
Power Turns power to a device on or off
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Using the MediaPilot Keyboard
Device Selection Keys
There are two types of device selection keys—fixed and
variable. The function of a fixed device selection key
is associated with a particular device type. A variable
device selection key can be programmed to use a variety
of different devices.
Fixed Device Selection Keys
Tuner - Selects an AV receiver TV - Selects the TV
CD - Selects a CD player Tape - Selects a VCR
DVD - Selects DVD player
The brand of the device to be controlled by the IR remote
must be identified by using the MediaPilot software. Use
the following procedure.
1. Launch the MediaPilot Control Center and select the
“AV Key Programmer” tab.
2. Press the “P” (Program) key in combination with
one of the fixed device-type keys (Tuner, DVD, TV,
CD, Tape).
3. Type in the four-digit device code that corresponds
to the device to be controlled. The device codes may
be found on the “Device Chart” included in Appendix
1 of this User Manual.
4. Press the “P” (Program) key again.
Note: If the sequence above is not completed within
60 seconds, no changes will be saved.
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