Rocket Fish RF-BTCMBO User manual

Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse
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Ensemble clavier et souris Bluetooth
Combo de Teclado y Ratón Bluetooth
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Rocketfish RF-BTCMBO
Bluetooth Keyboard and Mouse
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Contents
Introduction ...................................................................... 2
Features............................................................................... 3
Identifying components ............................................... 4
Using the keyboard and mouse ................................. 9
Troubleshooting ............................................................23
Legal notices ...................................................................24
Warranty ...........................................................................27
Français.................................................. 29
Español .................................................. 57
Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of a Rocketfish Bluetooth
keyboard and mouse.
This guide explains how to correctly operate and get the best
performance from your wireless keyboard and mouse. Read this user
guide carefully before using your product, then keep it next to your
computer for quick reference.

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Features
Package contents
Before you start using your keyboard and mouse the first time, verify
that your package contains the following:
•Keyboard
• Laser Mouse
•USBBluetoothdongle
•OneinstallationCD
• Batteries for the keyboard and mouse
•Thisuserguide
If any item is missing or damaged, contact Rocketfish at
[phone].
Features
Keyboard and Laser Mouse
•Keyboard
• 104-key design
• Ten frequently used hotkeys
• One connect button
•Lasermouse
• Tilt/scroll wheel
• Three mouse buttons (left, right, and middle buttons)
• Four media key buttons
• One pairing button
•Power-savingmode
• Excellent performance
• Working range up to 30 feet (10 meters) line-of- sight
• Dual-color status LED indicator

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USB Bluetooth dongle
• One pairing button
• Bluetooth specification v1.0 and v2.0 compliant
• Supports both keyboard and mouse
• Supports additional Bluetooth devices
System requirements
•PCwithaUSBport
• Microsoft Windows 2000, XP, or Vista
Identifying components
Keyboard top
Number Icon Description
1 Home button
2 Search button
3 E-mail button
4Increasevolumebutton
5 Decrease volume button
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2
3
45
6
7
8
9
10
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Keyboard bottom
6StatusLED
7 Play/Pause button
8 Stop button
9 Next track button
10 Previous track button
11 Mute button
Number Icon Description
1Connect Connect button
Number Icon Description
1

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Laser mouse
Number Description
1 Left button
2 Stop button
3 Previous track button
4 Tilt/scroll wheel button
5 Play/pause button
6 Next track button
7 Right button
8 Status LED
9Pairingbutton
1245 6 78
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Note: The keyboard hotkeys and the mouse media key buttons are disabled by
default. To use these hotkeys and buttons, you need to install the Bluetooth
WIDCOMM stack as described in “Installing the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack” on
page 12.
Note: To enable the horizontal scrolling, you need to install the Bluetooth Mouse
software on your computer. See “Installing the Bluetooth mouse software“ on
page 17 for more information.
Keyboard and mouse status LED
Battery status
You can view more detailed information on the keyboard and mouse
battery status.
To view more detailed information on the keyboard battery status:
•ClickStart, Control Panel, Keyboard, then click Bluetooth.
Color Description
Green Mouse is turned on, battery level normal.
Flashing red Low battery
Flashing red and green Mouse/keyboard pairing

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To view more detailed information on the mouse battery status:
•ClickStart, Control Panel, Mouse, then click Bluetooth.
To change the settings for the low battery alarm:
1In the Keyboard Status dialog box or the Mouse Status dialog box, click
the Low Battery Alarm button to open the following dialog box.
2Change the settings according to your preferences.

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Using the keyboard and mouse
Installing the batteries
The keyboard and mouse both need two AA alkaline batteries.
Complete the following steps to install the batteries.
Keyboard
To install the keyboard batteries:
1Remove the battery cover as shown.

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2Install two AA batteries according to the polarity (+ and -) marks
indicated inside the compartment.
3Replace the battery cover.

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Laser mouse
To install the laser mouse batteries:
1Press the tab to release the battery cover, then remove it.
2Install two AA batteries according to the polarity (+ and -) indicated
inside the compartment.

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3Replace the battery cover.
Installing or uninstalling the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack
Installing the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack
To install the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack:
1Plug the USB Bluetooth dongle into a USB port on your computer.
2Insert the provided installation CD in the CD or DVD drive. The
installation stack loads automatically.
Note: If the installation stack does not load automatically, double-click Setup.exe in
the bin folder of the installation CD.
The Welcome Screen introduces you to the installation process.
3Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the WIDCOMM Bluetooth
Software wizard.
Note: If the “Bluetooth device not found” message appears, plug the USB Bluetooth
dongle into a USB port on your computer, then click OK. The Found New Hardware
Wizard starts installing the components for the USB Bluetooth dongle.
4After the wizard finishes, remove the dongle and plug it back in. The
keyboard and mouse pair automatically.
5Click Finish to exit the installation.
6In Windows 2000, a prompt requires you to restart the computer so that
the Bluetooth stack takes effect. Click Yes to restart your computer now
or No to restart later.

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Uninstalling the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack
To uninstall the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack:
1Remove the USB Bluetooth dongle.
2In Windows Vista, click Start, Control Panel, then click Programs and
Features.
In Windows 2000 or Windows XP, click Start, Settings, Control Panel,
then click Add/Remove Programs.
3Click WIDCOMM Bluetooth Software from the program list, then click
Uninstall (Windows Vista) or Remove (Windows 2000 or Windows XP).
A confirmation message appears.
4Click Yes to uninstall or No to cancel. When the program has been
removed, a prompt requires you to restart the computer.
5Click Yes to restart your computer now or No to restart later.
Setting up the keyboard and laser mouse
Automatic pairing in Boot mode

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To enable the keyboard and mouse in boot mode:
1With your computer turned off, plug the USB Bluetooth dongle into an
available USB port.
2Slide the power switch of the mouse to turn the mouse on.
3Press the button on the bottom of the USB Bluetooth dongle until the
LED begins to flash once every second. This indicates the Bluetooth
dongle has started to search for a device to be paired with. The
Bluetooth connection is established.
4Turn on the computer and use the keyboard to enter the BIOS setup.
5Use the keyboard and mouse to view the menu and configure the
settings.
Enabling the USB keyboard and mouse function in BIOS
If the keyboard or mouse failed to work, verify that the USB keyboard
and mouse function has been enabled in the BIOS setup.
Note: See “Troubleshooting” on page 23 for additional troubleshooting information.
To enable the keyboard and mouse in BIOS:
1Make sure the Bluetooth connection has been established before
turning on your computer.
2Turn on your computer, then follow the on-screen instructions to enter
the BIOS setup.
3Use the cursor keys on the keyboard to navigate through the menu
items and enable the USB keyboard and mouse function. (In some BIOS
settings, you can use the Bluetooth mouse to navigate through the
items.)
Note: Some older PC systems do not support the USB keyboard and mouse in a BIOS
or DOS environment.
Quick pairing in Windows
The Bluetooth keyboard and mouse have been set to a pre-pairing
mode as the factory default. For quick pairing, enable the pre-pairing
mode following these steps.
To enable pre-pairing mode:
1Plug the USB Bluetooth dongle into a USB port on your computer. The
first time you connect the keyboard or mouse to your computer, the
Found New Hardware Wizard launches automatically. Cancel the Wizard,
then follow these steps.

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2For the mouse, press the pairing button on the bottom of the mouse.
For the keyboard, press and hold the connect button on the back of the
keyboard for two seconds.
3Press the button on the bottom of the USB Bluetooth dongle until the
LED begins to flash once every second. This indicates the Bluetooth
dongle has started to search for a device to be paired with.
Note: When pairing, the keyboard/mouse LED flashes red and green.
Note: The pairing settings are cancelled if you press the mouse pairing button or the
keyboard connect button. To reconnect the mouse or keyboard, press the USB
Bluetooth dongle button again (Refer to Step 3).
4Press any key on the keyboard and move your mouse to make sure that
they are connected.
Note: Each time you turn on your computer, the keyboard and mouse are
automatically detected.
Pairing using the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack
Before using the Bluetooth stack for keyboard and mouse pairing,
make sure of the following:
• The WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack is installed and set up as instructed in
“Installing the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack” on page 12.
• The batteries are inserted properly and fully charged.
• The USB Bluetooth dongle is plugged into a USB port on your computer.
• The mouse is turned on.
Note: To start the Bluetooth stack for the first time, see “Using the stack for the first
time in Windows 2000 or Windows XP“ on page 20 for more information.
USB Bluetooth
dongle button

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To pair using the Bluetooth stack:
1Press the Connect button on the mouse and keyboard to start pairing.
2Press the USB Bluetooth dongle button until the Human Interface Device
(HID) screen appears. Your computer starts to search for all Bluetooth
devices.
When the connection to the mouse is established, this message appears:
3Click to confirm that the mouse is connected.

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When the connection to the keyboard is established, this screen appears:
4Use the paired keyboard to type the digits shown on the screen, then
press the Enter key. The keyboard is connected.
Note: The Bluetooth security code changes each time the keyboard is connected.
Note: The keyboard and mouse enter the power saving mode when not used for a
period of the time.
Using the Bluetooth mouse software
Installing the Bluetooth mouse software
To install the Bluetooth mouse software:
1Make sure the WIDCOMM stack has been installed on your computer.
2Plug the USB Bluetooth dongle into an available USB port on your
computer.
3Insert the provided installation CD in the CD or DVD drive. The software
starts automatically.
Note: If the software does not load automatically, double-click Setup.exe in the bin
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4Complete the Bluetooth Mouse Setup wizard to install the Bluetooth
mouse software.
5Restart your computer before using the Bluetooth mouse software.
Uninstalling the Bluetooth mouse software
To uninstall the Bluetooth mouse software:
1Remove the USB Bluetooth dongle.
2In Windows Vista, click Start, Control Panel, then click Programs and
Features.
In Windows 2000 or Windows XP, click Start, Settings, Control Panel,
then click Add/Remove Programs.
3Select Bluetooth Mouse from the program list, then click Uninstall
(Windows Vista) or Remove (Windows 2000 or Windows XP).
A confirmation message appears.
4Click Yes to uninstall or No to cancel.
Adjusting the tilt/scroll wheel speed
Your mouse comes with an advanced scroll wheel that enables
horizontal window scrolling as well as vertical scrolling.

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To adjust the scrolling wheel speed:
1Right-click the Mouse icon in the system tray, then click Adjust
Property. The Bluetooth Mouse Property dialog box opens.
2To set the vertical scroll speed, select one of the following, then click OK.
3To set the horizontal scroll speed, move the slider toward Slow or Fast or
click Use Default to restore the factory settings, then click OK.
Selection Description
Scroll x lines per notch Select to set the number of lines to scroll when the scroll wheel is moved one
notch. Specify the number of lines with the up and down arrows.
Scroll one screen per notch Select to scroll the entire window when the scroll wheel is moved one notch
(page up/page down).

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Using the WIDCOMM Bluetooth stack
Using the stack for the first time in Windows 2000 or
Windows XP
To start using the Bluetooth stack:
1Double-click the Bluetooth icon in the system tray.
The Initial Bluetooth Configuration Wizard opens.
2Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the configuration.