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The Belkin G700 Series Portable PDA Keyboard will give you an easy and convenient way to add data to your Palm OS handheld. Designed for the mobile professional, the G700 weighs in at only seven ounces and closes to a size compact enough to fit easily into a coat pocket. For our complete selection of PDA accessories and mobile enhancements, please visit us at belkin.com. 2 Features and Specifications Features and Specifications • Easy connection compatibility with your Palm OS device • Standard QWERTY keyboard layout • Shortcut keys for faster operation • Ultra-portable design • Pass-through charging capability Opened: 6.85" x 9.77" x 2.75" (174mm x 248mm x 70mm) Closed: 3.74" x 5.83" x .55" (95mm x 148mm x 14mm) Weight: 7 ounces (198.4g) Temperature Endurance: 70. C Power Consumption: In Operation: 1mA In Sleep Mode: 1 A 3 Operating the G700 Keyboard Opening the Keyboard 1. Open the keyboard by pressing the button. 2. Raise the lid and stand so that they are fully extended. 3. Flip up the keyboard connector stand to its full upright position. 4. Pull out the left and right section of the keyboard until the middle section pops up. 5-6. Push the left, then the right section of the keyboard together. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 4 Operating the G700 Keyboard (continued) Closing the Keyboard 1. Gently pull the left and then the right section of the keyboard apart. 2. Push the left and right section of the keyboard forward the center of the keyboard. The middle section will automatically move down and make room for the left and right sections. DO NOT push down on the middle section. 3. Flip down the keyboard connector head until it lays flat within the keyboard. 4. Pull the lid and stand together. 5. Press the lid together with the upper frame. 6. Gently press down on the cover until it snaps in the closed position. (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 5 On-keyboard charging The G700 keyboard is designed with an electronic circuit that accepts AC power. The power receptacle located on the side of keyboard. A plug adapter is included with your G700 keyboard. This adapter attaches to your PDA’s AC power adapter, allowing you to charge your PDA directly while using the keyboard. Note: Your PDA must be equipped with rechargeable batteries as standard equipment. This feature is not compatible with after-market recharging products. Driver and Keyboard Installation Driver and Keyboard Installation Installing the G700 Keyboard Driver Before Installation 1. To prevent potential software conflicts, disable other keyboard applications or specialized applications that use the same serial address installed in your Palm OS device. 2. You must have 100Kb of available memory to install the driver. Install the Dri ver 1. Connect the Palm OS PDA to a computer through its cradle or cable. 2. Insert the driver CD into your CD-ROM drive. 3. If the CD-ROM has been set to auto-run mode, the install process will proceed automatically. Please follow on-screen instructions to finish all steps. Otherwise, please follow steps 4-7 to install driver manually. 7 Driver and Keyboard Installation (continued) Driver and Keyboard Installation (continued) 4. Tap twice on the “My Computer” icon and then choose your CD-ROM drive. 5. D o u b l e - c l i ck on the “Belkin G700.prc” file to launch the installer. The Palm OS “Install Tool” window will appear. 6. Select the file (Belkin G700.prc) by clicking on the file name once. 7. Click “Done”. The driver file will be installed into your handheld the next time you perform a HotSync® operation. To complete your installation onto your handheld, simply perform the HotSync operation. When complete, the icon for G700 keyboard will appear on the “Applications” screen of your handheld. 8 Driver and Keyboard Installation (continued) Driver and Keyboard Installation (continued) Enabling the Driver 1. Power on your PDA. 2. Tap on the “Applications” icon. Your applications window will appear on-screen. 3. Tap on the “Keyboard” icon. The configuration screen will appear. 4. Tap on the “Status” pull-down menu and select “On”. 5. Tap on the “Status” pull-down menu to enable or disable the keyboard. Connecting and Removing the PDA Align the PDA’s connector with the keyboard’s connector. Gently slide the PDA onto the connector until it is firmly seated on the connector. To remove, hold the keyboard in place and gently pull the PDA up from the connector until it is completely removed from the keyboard. 9 Customizing Keyboard Settings Customizing Keyboard Settings Configuring the Keyboard You can adjust various keyboard settings to your personal preference. Tap on the “Enable Click Sound” box to hear a click while typing. Tap in the “Delay until repeat” slide scale to lengthen or shorten the time the keyboard will wait before repeatedly displaying a depressed key. Tapping further right on the scale specifies a longer delay time. 10 Customizing Keyboard Settings (continued) Customizing Keyboard Settings (continued) Tap in the “Keyboard ...