E.L.B. FT-30 Guida

FT-30

Technical Documentation

FT-30

Rev. 1.9

CordlessDesktop

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Index:

Topic Page

Basic Information’s

1 Commissioning ............................................................................. 3

2 Amount of delivery / System requirements ................................... 4

3 Installing the Batteries ................................................................... 4

4 Connecting the Receiver ............................................................... 6

5 Installing the Software ................................................................... 7

6 Using the Cordless EEx-Desktop .................................................. 8

7 EEx-Desktop maintenance ............................................................ 12

8 Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 13

System

9 Realizations .................................................................................. 14

10 Connecting Examples ................................................................... 15

Technical Data

11 Technical Data .............................................................................. 16

12 Safety Advice ................................................................................ 17

Appendix

13 Dimensions ................................................................................... 18

14 Certificate of Conformity ............................................................... 19

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1 Commissioning

Please follow the steps listed before install the desktop in the Ex-area:

• Equipment or machine has to be stress-free !

• Connect the interconnection cable between receiver and keyboard-, mouse port of

the PC.

• Check all function of the desktop.

• Power the equipment.

• Log on keyboard and mouse at the PC.

• Check functions of the whole equipment.

Instructions and warning notes

• Parts working under voltage with the exception of intrinsically safe current circuits are

forbidden as a matter of principle because of the given explosion risk.

• Before switching on it has to be ensured that the batteries correspond with the named

type.

• Energized parts can be exposed when opening guards or removing parts except

when this is possible by hand. Connection parts can also be under voltage.

• If it is supposed that a operation without danger is not possible, than the equipment

has to be set out of operation and secured against reclosing.

• For the installation of the equipment notice the main ordinance and regulations in Ex-

areas.

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2 Delivery amount / System requirements

System Requirements:

- IBM- or compatible PC

- Windows95, Windows98 or

WindowsNT 4.0/5.0 required for Scrolling

- With Windows3.1 the Mouse acts like a Cordless three-button-mouse

- 3,5“-Floppydisk

The Package contains:

- EEx-Mouse Type FM-20

- EEx-Keyboard Type FT-30

- Receiver Type FR-10/30 (EEx or non-Ex)

- 2x AAA Batteries (Duracell type MN2400)

- 2x AA Batteries (Duracell type MN1500)

- 2x Softwarediscs

- Technical documentation

3 Installing the Batteries

Cordless Wheel Mouse

The Cordless EEx-Mouse uses two AAA alkaline batteries (Duracell Alkaline-

Batteries Type MN2400). It's not allowed to use other types of batteries.

1. Remove the battery compartment cover

outside the Ex-area on top of the mouse.

To release the cover, press the tab on the

bottom of the mouse.

2. Slide the cover away from the mouse.

3. Insert the two AAA batteries. A diagram in

the battery compartment shows the correct

battery installation.

4. After the batteries are installed, carefully replace the cover.

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Cordless Keyboard

The EEx-Keyboard uses two AA alkaline batteries (Duracell Alkaline-Batteries type

MN1500). It's not allowed to use other types of batteries.

1. Remove the battery compartment cover outside

the Ex-area on the bottom of the Cordless

Keyboard. To remove the cover, squeeze the cover

in from the tab to release it..

2. Place the flat end (negative pole) of one AA

battery against the spring, then insert the next

battery as shown. A diagram in the battery

compartment shows the correct battery installation.

3. After the batteries are installed, carefully put the cover back into place.

Battery Warning – Important!

When battery power is low for the

mouse or keyboard, the

MouseWare’ software displays a

dialog box under Windows’

95/Windows’ 98 and Windows

NT’4.0 suggesting that you change

the batteries. It is recommended

that when you change batteries

you change them for the mouse

and keyboard at the same time to

optimize performance. When

replacing the batteries, use only

Duracell alkaline batteries. Note

that the battery level indicator in

the Cordless tab of the Keyboard

Properties or the Mouse Properties

is calibrated for Duracell alkaline batteries only.

Discard all used batteries according to the battery manufacturer’s instructions.

Exercise care when handling batteries. When batteries are misused, they may

explode or leak, causing burns and personal injury. Do not open a battery or

mutilate, dispose of in a fire, expose to heat above 212° F (100° C), immerse in

water, install improperly, or recharge. Conducting materials, such as rings,

bracelets, and keys, can short out a battery causing it to overheat and possibly

leak or explode. When you are not using your cordless device for long periods of

time, remove the batteries and store them in a dry place at normal room

temperature.

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4Connecting the Receiver

The Logitech Cordless Desktop uses digital radio technology. Communication

between the Logitech Cordless Desktop – keyboard and mouse – and your computer

is achieved with great reliability using radio waves. The Cordless Keyboard and

Cordless Wheel Mouse do not have bulky cables that can get in the way, nor do they

use infrared technology, which requires line-of-sight placement and usage. Instead,

both the keyboard and mouse with radio frequencies as a means of communicating,

which are picked up by the receiver and passed on to your computer.

The receiver is connected to your computer via two color-coded cables. The cable

with the orange end is for the keyboard, and it plugs into your computer’s keyboard

port. (A 5-pin DIN adapter is provided should you need to plug this cable into an IBM

AT keyboard port.) And the cable with the green end is for the mouse, and it plugs

into your computer’s mouse port. A 9-pin serial port adapter is provided should you

need to connect this cable to your computer’s serial port.

CAUTION: Before installing the receiver’s cables, turn off your computer.

Plugging or unplugging cables to your computer’s mouse port

while the computer is on can damage the mouse port or your

computer.

1. Make sure that your computer is turned

off.

2. Note the difference between the mouse

and keyboard cable ends. The mouse

cable end is green and has a mouse icon.

The keyboard cable end is orange and has a

keyboard icon. You will plug each cable end

into different ports on your computer. (Also

note the serial port adapter for the mouse

cable and the AT adapter for the keyboard

cable.)

3. Connect the receiver’s

green mouse cable to the

computer’s 6-pin mouse

port or its 9-pin serial port

using the 9-pin adapter.

Make sure to match up the

mouse icon on the cable end with the mouse icon next to the mouse port on your

computer. (Some computers may not have this mouse icon.)

If you are connecting the mouse cable to the mouse port, remove the serial port

adapter. When using the 9-pin serial port adapter, connect the adapter to the

computer port, tighten the thumb screws, and connect the mouse cable to the

adapter. Be sure to line up the arrows on both the cable and the adapter.

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4. Connect the receiver’s orange keyboard cable to the computer’s keyboard

port. Make sure to match up the keyboard icon on the cable end with the

keyboard icon next to the keyboard port on your computer. (Some computers

may not have this keyboard icon.)

If you are installing the keyboard cable to an IBM AT keyboard port, use the 5-pin

DIN connector already attached to the keyboard cable. If you are connecting the

cable to a 6-pin mini-Din port, remove the AT adapter.

5 Installing the Software

To take advantage of all the features of your Cordless Desktop, please install the

software that comes with the product.

1. Turn on your computer and Start Windows 95/Windows 98 (or Windows

3.1x or Windows NT 4.0).

2. Insert the software diskette into drive A or B.

3. For Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows NT 4.0, press Start on the

Taskbar and select Run.

4. For Windows 3.1x, open the File menu and choose the Run command.

Windows displays the Run dialog box.

5. For Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT 4.0, from the Run dialog box,

select (or type) A:\SETUP or B:\SETUP in the Run dialog box. Click OK.

6. For Windows 3.1x, in the Command Line text box, type: A:\SETUP (or

B:\SETUP). Click OK.

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7. Follow the on-screen instructions.

Note: If either the mouse or keyboard do not work properly after you have

installed the Cordless Desktop, please refer to ”Troubleshooting” later in

this manual. You will notice if the mouse or keyboard is malfunctioning

because for the mouse the screen cursor will not move when you move

the mouse. And for the keyboard, your keystrokes will not register when

you type.

6 Using Your Cordless Desktop

By assigning the scrolling function to a mouse button, you can scroll in Windows 95,

Windows 98, and Windows NT4.0 using your Cordless Wheel Mouse. The following

table tells you how to scroll.

Using Your Cordless Wheel Mouse

Your mouse has a wheel that functions both as a wheel and as a button. Simply click

the wheel like you would with a standard mouse button.

 To scroll, simply move the wheel.

 To use the wheel like a standard mouse

button, click (press down) the wheel.

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Scrolling and Zooming with the Mouse

Task What is It? How to Do It?

Wheel Scroll Use Wheel Scroll for precise up

and down movement,

To scroll up, move the wheel forward; to

scroll down, move the wheel back.

AutoScroll Use AutoScroll in Windows 95,

Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, and

Microsoft’ Office 97 compatible

applications to scroll through large

documents.

AutoScroll allows you to scroll a

document automatically without

having to move the mouse

continuously.

Assign AutoScroll to a button on the mouse if

it is not already assigned.

Place the cursor in an application. Press the

mouse button assigned to AutoScroll. The

AutoScroll icon appears.

Move the mouse once in the direction you

want to scroll (vertical, horizontal, or

diagonal). The farther you move the pointer

from the starting point, the faster the

scrolling.

To stop AutoScroll, press any mouse button.

Zoom Use Zoom to either magnify

or demagnify the view of a

document in an application that

supports it.

Place the cursor in an application that is

Microsoft Office 97 compatible. Press and

hold the Ctrl key on the keyboard, then to

zoom in, move the wheel forward; to zoom

out, move the wheel backwards.

Using the Software under Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT 4.0

The Mouse Ware software includes features

for making button assignments, controlling

cursor movement, and setting up the mouse.

To access the MouseWare software, double-

click the mouse icon on the Windows

Taskbar, or start MouseWare from the

Control Panel. The Mouse Properties tabs

display, as shown below. Choose from the

available options to configure the mouse.

Choosing Options for the Mouse

Need help choosing options? Let the Mouse

Wizard show you how. To begin, go to Mouse

Properties. To do this, click Start on the

Windows Taskbar, then select Settings,

Control Panel, then double-click the Mouse

icon. Now choose the Quick Setup tab and

click the Device Setup button. Follow the on-

screen instructions.

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Making Button Assignments

Assign special functions to mouse buttons, by

using the Buttons tab. The Buttons tab is part of

Mouse Properties. Click the down arrow to select

a function for a button. Click the Options button

to specify settings for AutoScroll, Universal

Scroll, CyberJump’ and HyperJump, and double-

click Timing. For more information click the Help

button.

Using the Cordless Tab for the Cordless Keyboard

Access the Windows Keyboard Properties tabs by selecting Start on the Windows

Taskbar, followed by Settings, Control Panel, then Keyboard. To display the page

shown, click the Cordless tab. The Cordless tab shows battery level for the keyboard

(alkalines only), and allows you to display icons on the Windows Taskbar for the

keyboard and for Caps Lock, Num Lock, and Scroll Lock. By clicking the Connect

button, you can use the software to help you establish communication between the

keyboard and the receiver.

Using the Cordless Desktop Icons on the Windows Taskbar

Various Cordless Desktop icons appear on the Windows Taskbar. These icons

provide valuable information about the Cordless desktop, and make it possible for

you to display keyboard and mouse property sheets easily and quickly. Clicking either

the keyboard or mouse icon launches its respective property sheet in which you can

specify options. Standard keyboard functions are also conveniently displayed on the

Taskbar, which give the status of Num Lock, Caps Lock, and Scroll Lock. When

mouse or keyboard battery power is low, a warning icon appears to let you know that

it is time to change the batteries. Whenever you change the batteries, it is a good

idea to change the batteries in both the keyboard and mouse at the same time for

best performance.

Executing CyberJump and HyperJump Commands

CyberJump and HyperJump combine eight commonly used tasks for Windows 95,

Windows 98 and Windows NT 4.0 into one convenient grid so you do not have to

point to various parts of the screen to execute commands. Before you can use

CyberJump or HyperJump, you must first assign either function to a mouse button.

With your mouse, press the assigned button to display the CyberJump or HyperJump

grid. (Both grids are shown on the next page.) Move the cursor to an icon on the grid,

then click to execute a command.

Note: To perform a double-click with the button assigned to CyberJump or HyperJump,

first choose the Double-Click Option in the CyberJump or HyperJump options dialog box.

(You can access this options dialog box by displaying the Buttons tab of the Mouse

Properties, by clicking the Options button on the Buttons tab, then by selecting the

HyperJump/CyberJump tab within the Options dialog box.) then press and release the

button quickly. To display the CyberJump or HyperJump grid, press and hold down the

assigned button.

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