This document is a user's guide for the Logitech® Cordless Desktop® Wave Pro™, a wireless keyboard and mouse combination designed to enhance your computing experience. The guide provides comprehensive instructions on installation, features, customization, and troubleshooting, ensuring users can quickly get up and running with their new peripheral set.
Function Description
The Logitech Cordless Desktop Wave Pro™ offers a complete wireless input solution for your computer. It consists of a cordless keyboard and a cordless mouse, both communicating with your computer via a single USB mini-receiver. The system is designed to provide comfort and efficiency, integrating advanced features for navigation, media control, and productivity.
The keyboard is ergonomically designed with a "Wave" shape, intended to provide a more natural and comfortable typing posture. It features a full QWERTY layout, a numeric keypad, and a range of dedicated hot keys and F-keys for quick access to various functions and applications. The wireless connectivity ensures a clutter-free desktop and flexibility in positioning the keyboard.
The mouse is an advanced cordless model, featuring Logitech's MicroGear™ Precision scroll wheel, which allows for both hyper-fast and click-to-click scrolling. It also includes several programmable buttons, an application switch, and sensitivity controls, catering to diverse user needs from general browsing to more precise tasks. The mouse is rechargeable, offering convenience and reducing the need for frequent battery replacements.
Usage Features
Keyboard Features:
The keyboard is equipped with a variety of features to streamline your workflow:
Mouse Features:
The mouse is designed for precise control and versatile navigation:
- MicroGear™ Precision Scroll Wheel: This wheel offers two distinct scrolling modes:
- Hyper-fast scrolling: The wheel spins freely, allowing you to quickly scroll through long documents and web pages.
- Click-to-click scrolling: The wheel provides ratcheted feedback, ideal for navigating lists, slides, or precise document control.
- The scroll wheel also functions as a middle button when pressed down, and can be tilted side-to-side for horizontal scrolling in spreadsheets or wide documents.
- Scroll Toggle: A dedicated button allows you to instantly switch between hyper-fast and click-to-click scrolling modes.
- Battery-Indicator Light: Blinks red when the mouse battery needs recharging.
- Application Switch: A stealth thumb button that can be pressed to:
- Launch Flip 3D (Windows Vista®) to display open windows in a three-dimensional stack, allowing you to cycle through them and select one.
- Launch Document Flip (Windows® XP) to list currently opened windows, enabling quick switching between them.
- Back and Forward Buttons: Conveniently located for navigating back and forward through web pages.
- Mouse Sensitivity Buttons: (+) and (-) buttons allow you to toggle between two preset levels of pointer responsiveness (low and high). These levels can be customized using the software.
Customization:
Both the keyboard and mouse can be extensively customized using the Logitech® SetPoint™ Software. This software allows you to:
- Keyboard Customization:
- Specify settings for F-keys and Hot keys.
- Check the keyboard's battery level.
- Disable keys you don't use often.
- Mouse Customization:
- Modify button assignments.
- Adjust mouse movement parameters.
- Configure game setting parameters.
- Control zooming functions.
- Adjust scrolling behavior.
Maintenance Features
Battery Management:
- Keyboard: Uses AA alkaline batteries. The user guide advises checking battery installation and replacing them as needed.
- Mouse: Uses a single AA R6 NiMH rechargeable battery (minimum 1800 mA). It is crucial not to use an alkaline battery in the mouse.
- Recharging: The mouse can be recharged using the supplied AC adapter or by connecting it directly to a computer's USB port using the provided USB cable.
- Usage during recharge: The mouse can be used immediately out of the box and continues to function while recharging, ensuring no downtime.
- Battery Indicator: The mouse's battery-indicator light blinks red when recharging is required. It blinks green while charging and turns solid green when fully recharged.
- Charging Time: A full charge takes approximately 7 hours and provides about 6 weeks of battery power. A minimum charge of about 15 minutes provides one day of battery power.
- Intelligent Charging System: The system allows for partial charging sessions without damaging the battery.
- Battery Replacement: Only use NiMH replacement batteries of size AA R6 with a minimum of 1800 mA. There is a caution against the risk of explosion if the battery is replaced by an incorrect type; always use the same type and rating as the battery provided. Charge only with a standard USB power outlet.
Troubleshooting:
The guide provides solutions for common issues:
- Device Not Working:
- Power Check: Ensure the power switch on both the keyboard and mouse is in the "ON" position. The battery LED should light green.
- USB Port Connection: Try changing USB ports. If using a desktop PC, try the front USB port. Remove any metal objects between the mini-receiver and the devices that might interfere with reception.
- Proximity: Move the keyboard and mouse closer to the USB mini-receiver.
- Slow or Jerky Cursor Movement:
- Surface Check: Try using the mouse on a different surface. Deep or dark surfaces may affect cursor movement.
- Re-establishing Connection: If devices lose connection, you may need to re-establish it:
- Press the Reset button on the mini-receiver.
- Slide the ON/OFF button on the device (keyboard or mouse) to "OFF" and then back to "ON".
The user's guide emphasizes installing the Logitech® SetPoint™ Software to fully utilize and customize all features of the keyboard and mouse. It also directs users to the Logitech website for additional information on product usage and ergonomics.
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