Genius GK-100012/T User Manual

1
Hardware Installation
1. Install one AA battery into the keyboard and two AAA batteries
into the mouse.
2. Plug in your USB receiver to a USB port of your PC.
ID Channel Setting and connection:
After you install the receiver:
Wait about 5-10 seconds and the connection will be executed and
the kit will be ready for use.
Replace Batteries
If the mouse or keyboard does not work properly, then the batteries
have lost their charge, so you need to replace them.
Warning: do not mix or use different types of batteries at the same
time.
GK-100012/T GK-100012/K GK-100012/R GR380-C User's Manual

Genius GK-100012/T Specifications

General

Connectivity	Wired
Interface	USB
Key Type	Membrane
Number of Keys	104
Cable Length	1.5 m
Device Type	Keyboard

Summary

Hardware Installation

Install Batteries

Install one AA battery into the keyboard and two AAA batteries into the mouse. Open the power switch.

Connect USB Receiver

Plug in your USB receiver to a USB port of your PC.

ID Channel Setting and Connection

Replace Batteries

Keyboard Hotkey Definitions

Volume Control Hotkeys

Keys to turn the volume down or up.

Mouse Button Assignments

Notes on Battery Usage

Battery Performance Factors

Battery performance is affected by type, temperature, and usage. Avoid extreme cold.

Rechargeable Battery Use

Recommendations for using new or stored rechargeable batteries.

Battery Handling and Safety

Battery Lifespan and Charging

Maximize battery performance and lifetime with full charge/discharge cycles.

Normal Battery Warmth

Device may feel warm during extended use, which is normal.

Long-Term Battery Storage

Remove batteries from the device for extended periods to prevent leakage.

Battery Safety Warnings

Keep terminals clean, avoid incorrect battery types, and dispose of used batteries properly.

FCC Compliance

Interference Protection

Equipment complies with FCC limits for digital devices to provide reasonable protection against interference.

Corrective Measures for Interference

Steps to correct harmful interference if it occurs during radio or TV reception.

FCC Regulatory Conditions

Device must not cause harmful interference and must accept received interference.