Cherry CYBO@RD PLUS Bedienungsanleitung

Wireless Keyboard Plus

Wireless Mouse

M83-13800

User’s Manual

644-0236.00 UK Februar 2001

1 General User Information............................................................. 3

2 Introduction .................................................................................. 3

3 Wireless receiver.......................................................................... 4

4 Wireless keyboard........................................................................ 5

4.1 Basic functions ........................................................................................ 5

4.1.1 Internet keys ............................................................................................................ 5

4.1.2 E-mail / Program keys ............................................................................................. 5

4.1.3 Multimedia keys ....................................................................................................... 6

4.1.4 The Standby key ..................................................................................................... 8

4.2 Individual functions of the special keys ................................................... 8

4.3 Changing batteries .................................................................................. 9

5 Wireless mouse.......................................................................... 10

5.1 Changing batteries ................................................................................ 10

5.2 Cleaning the mouse .............................................................................. 10

6 The KeyMan software ................................................................ 11

6.1 General information............................................................................... 11

6.2 Dialog box Keyboard Properties............................................................ 11

6.3 Tab KeyMan .......................................................................................... 11

6.4 Tab Internet ........................................................................................... 13

6.5 Tab E-mail / Programs .......................................................................... 13

6.6 Tab Multimedia...................................................................................... 13

6.7 Tab Standby / Power............................................................................. 14

6.8 Basic Procedures for the Configuration of Special Keys....................... 14

6.8.1 User information .................................................................................................... 14

6.8.2 Configuring the launch of a predefined program ................................................... 15

6.8.3 Configuring the opening of a file / document ......................................................... 15

6.8.4 Configuring the opening of a directory................................................................... 16

6.8.5 Configuring the opening of an XPressList ............................................................. 16

6.8.6 Configuring the calling up of an Internet page....................................................... 17

6.8.7 Configuring the basic function of a key.................................................................. 17

6.9 Configuring the dialog box XPressList .................................................. 17

1 General User Information

Cherry optimizes its products constantly to

keep up with new developments in

technology. This is why we reserve the right to

make technical changes. The determination of

reliability and the definition of technical data is

carried out in accordance with internal Cherry

testing, in order to fulfil internationally

recognized regulations and standards.

Additional requirements can be met in

collaboration with customers. Improper

handling, storage and external influences can

lead to faults and damage during use. We

assume no liability if our product is modified

by the user and are not liable in the case of

unauthorized modifications. All repairs are to

be made through Cherry or an officially

authorized person or organization. Danger of

explosion is present if the optional lithium

battery is replaced in an improper manner!

Claims for compensation against Cherry or its

authorized representatives – on whatever

legal grounds (including physical injuries due

to stress) – are excluded insofar as deliberate

negligence on our part or improper

observation of valid product liability

regulations is not pertinent. These operating

instructions are only valid for the product

enclosed.

Additional information can be obtained from

your respective Cherry distributor or directly

from Cherry GmbH.

2 Introduction

The CyBo@rd Plus Wireless Keyboard

Plus Wireless Mouse consists of three

components: the keyboard, the mouse and the

wireless receiver for both devices.

In contrast to a standard cabled keyboard, the

wireless keyboard does not contain LED

displays; these are integrated into the

receiver.

The keyboard fulfils all the functions of a

standard keyboard and is additionally

equipped with 19 special keys. These keys

assist you in the basic operation of Internet

and multimedia programs as well as with

Power Management. Accordingly, the special

keys can be classified into the following

function groups:

Internet keys

Multimedia keys

E-mail / Program keys

Standby key

All special keys have specific preset basic

functions. You can, however, configure each

of the special keys individually with the help of

the software KeyMan (Keyboard Manager)

and can assign a different function offered by

the software to the keys. The basic function of

the key is thereby deactivated, but it can be

reactivated at any time.

The wireless mouse is equipped with a scroll

wheel and fulfils all standard functions of a 3-

button mouse.

The wireless receiver is the necessary

”adapter” which links the keyboard and mouse

with the computer. The receiver fulfils another

special function.

3 Wireless receiver

The wireless receiver contains a total of four

LED displays.

The group of three LEDs on the front of the

receiver assumes the functions of the LED

displays which are normally found on the

keyboard. The receiver has been designed so

that it can be placed on a desk or computer

monitor etc., to enable you to check quickly

which mode is activated, i.e. numerical block,

fixing key or scroll-lock.

The fourth LED display on the back of the

receiver is a status light, which indicates

whether the receiver is ready to be used, as

well as the battery status of the keyboard and

mouse.

4 Wireless keyboard

4.1 Basic functions

All 19 special keys have a preset basic

function which can be changed with the

KeyMan software (see Individual functions of

the special keys).

4.1.1 Internet keys

The Internet keys assist you in the operation

of an Internet browser.

If no browser is open, the Internet keys have

the following functions:

• If you press any Internet key, the standard

browser is launched with the preset start

page.

• If the key is pressed, the standard

browser is launched with activated Search

window.

• If the key is pressed, the standard

browser is launched with activated

Favorites window.

If a browser has been launched, the Internet

keys fulfil the following functions:

Key Basic function

Browses back to the previous

page.

Browses forward to the next

page.

Aborts the current transmission.

Updates the page opened.

Opens or closes the standard

search function of the browser.

To launch the Internet browser

> Press any Internet key.

The standard browser is launched.

To launch a further instance of the Internet

browser

1 Press the CTRL key and keep it pressed.

2 Press the special key or .

A new instance of the Internet browser is

launched.

4.1.2 E-mail / Program keys

The basic function of the E-mail and Program

keys is to launch preset programs.

Opens or closes the Favorites

directory in the browser.

Calls up the Start Page of the

browser.

Key Basic function

To call up an e-mail program

When called up for the first time

When the key is pressed for the first time, the

dialog box Search Disk is opened, and the

local drives are searched for designated e-

mail programs. After searching is completed,

the dialog box Configure XPressList is

opened. Here, you can save and configure the

programs found.

1 Press the special key .

An XpressList configured for the key

is opened.

Key Basic function

Opens a list displaying the e-mail

programs installed on your

computer. You can select and

launch a program from this

XPressList.

KeyMan currently supports the

following e-mail programs:

• AOL Instant Messenger

• Lotus Notes R5

• Microsoft Exchange

• Microsoft Outlook

• Microsoft Outlook Express

• MSN Messenger Service

• Netscape Messenger

• QUALCOMM Eudora 5.0

Opens the folder My Computer

in the Windows Explorer.

Launches the Windows

calculator.

2 Mark the desired program by clicking on it

with the left mouse button or by pressing

the key repeatedly.

3 Press the Enter key.

-OR-

Double-click on the desired program.

The selected program is launched.

To open the My Computer folder

> Press the special key .

The Windows Explorer is launched with all

drives and directories of the My Computer

folder.

To call up the calculator

> Press the key.

The Windows calculator is opened.

4.1.3 Multimedia keys

The Multimedia keys assist you in the

operation of multimedia programs.

KeyMan currently supports the following

multimedia programs:

• Intervideo WinDVD V2.2

• Creative CD-Player

• Real Player 7 Basic

• RealPlayer G2

• Winamp V2.64

• Windows CD Player

• Windows Media Player

• Windows Media Player 2

• Windows Media Player 7

• XingMPEG Player V3.30

• Yahoo! Player

The processes triggered by the keys relate to

the multimedia program that is focussed on or

was most recently active.

If a multimedia program has already been

started but is inactive, and you press the

key, this program is activated.

The Multimedia keys fulfil the following basic

functions:

Key Basic function

Opens an XPressList of existing

multimedia programs, from which

you can make a selection.

When the XPressList is open,

the key directs the focus to the

next element in the

XPressList.

Starts or aborts the current

media playback.

Pauses the media playback.

If you briefly press the key and

release it, it calls up the previous

title. If the media playback is

activated, the title is

automatically played.

The following function is only

used with the KeyMan

software

If the key is pressed for a longer

period, it activates scan

previous.

To call up a multimedia program

When called up for the first time

When the key is pressed for the first time, the

dialog box Search Disk is opened, and the

local drives are searched for multimedia

programs identified by KeyMan. After

searching is completed, the dialog box

Configure XPressList is opened. Here you

can configure the displayed list of programs

found.

1 Press the key .

A configured XPressList for the media

playback is opened.

If you briefly press the key and

release it, it calls up the next title.

If the media playback is

activated, the title is

automatically played.

The following function is only

used with the KeyMan

software

If the key is pressed for a longer

period, it activates scan next.

Reduces the global volume. This

setting has an effect on all media

programs used on the PC.

Increases the global volume.

This setting has an effect on all

media programs used on the PC.

Switches the sound off or on. If

you switch the sound off and

then on again, the preset volume

remains unchanged.

Key Basic function

2 Mark the desired program by clicking on it

with the left mouse button or by pressing

the key repeatedly.

3 Press the Enter key.

-OR-

Double-click on the desired program.

The selected program is launched.

4.1.4 The Standby key

The Standby key

If the key is briefly pressed and released,

the PC switches into Standby Mode. If the PC

does not support the Standby Mode, the key

activates the screen saver that is currently set.

4.2 Individual functions of the special

keys

You can individually assign selected functions

to all Internet, Multimedia and Program keys

as well as to the Standby key. The

configuration of the keys is performed with

KeyMan in the various tabs in the dialog box

Keyboard Properties .

Instructions for configuring the keys

Detailed instructions for the configuration of

keys can be found in Basic Procedures for

Configuring the Special Keys.

Each Internet, Multimedia and Program key

can be assigned one of the functions

presented in the following overview:

Option Function of the key

Predefined

program

Launches a program.

File/document Opens a file.

The Standby key can be individually assigned

the following functions:

If the Standby key is pressed for longer than

one second, KeyMan initiates a process

whereby your PC is powered down after a

preset time. You set this time, which is

displayed during the process as a countdown,

in the dialog box Keyboard Properties in the

tab Power.

Automatic power-down of the PC

After the countdown has been completed, the

PC is powered down without your having to

confirm this process further.

Directory Opens up a window

displaying the contents of a

directory in the Windows

Explorer.

XPressList. Opens up a list with

individually defined

programs, files, directories

and/or Internet pages, from

which you can make a

selection.

Internet page Opens an Internet page.

Option Function of the key

Start screen

saver

Starts the screen saver

that is currently set.

Log off user Opens a dialog box in

which you are asked if you

wish to log off.

Call up Quit

Windows dialog

Opens the Quit Windows

dialog box.

Option Function of the key

Aborting the countdown

You can abort the countdown, if you press the

ESC key and release the Standby key before

the countdown is completed.

If you merely release the Standby key before

the countdown is completed (without pressing

the ESC key), the function that has been set

with KeyMan is carried out.

Restoring the basic functions of the keys

You can reassign the basic functions to every

key that you have individually configured.

4.3 Changing batteries

The service life of batteries is dependent upon

how often and how long the keyboard is used.

To ensure that you know when the batteries

must be changed, the status LED on the back

of the wireless receiver blinks red to indicate

when the batteries are low.

When the LED begins to blink, you can

continue to work with the old batteries for a

while, but they should be replaced as soon as

possible.

The LED receiver blinks red when the

batteries in the keyboard OR mouse are low.

To change the batteries in the keyboard

When replacing the batteries, rechargeable

batteries can be used instead of standard

batteries of the same type.

1 Open the casing cover on the underside of

the keyboard.

2 Remove the used batteries.

3 Insert two new type LR6 (AA) batteries.

4 Close the casing cover.

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