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Summary of Contents for L3 Systems KeyRF
- Page 1 KeyRF KeyRF PC Remote Control (Version 2.2P) Copyright 1998-2003 L3 Systems, Inc. Redmond, WA...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Notes of Caution Antenna Assembly KeyRF Components Connections using PS/2 Interface Connections using USB Interface LED Status KeyRF Default Setup Running Setup [B] Button Configuration [A] Transmitter Address Changing Transmitter Battery [D] Restore Setup to Factory Settings [C] View/Change Receiver Configuration Disabling Combo Buttons Two-Button LeftàRight &... -
Page 3: Introduction
Introduction The KeyRF PC Remote Control Adapter provides a way to send remote control signals to your PC. Some of the advanced features of the KeyRF are: ♦ Superior RF technology – Receives 360º with better performance as compared to infrared type remotes. -
Page 4: Antenna Assembly
KeyRF – PC Remote Control Antenna Assembly KeyRF Components The two key components of a KeyRF system are the transmitter and receiver. The KeyRF is available with either a two-button or a four-button transmitter. When a transmitter button is pressed, it sends a radio frequency signal to the KeyRF receiver. -
Page 5: Connections Using Ps/2 Interface
If you have an IBM Thinkpad laptop, you may need a CL0012 PS/2 Y-adapter discussed later on in this manual. 4. Plug the other end of the KeyRF cable to the “To Computer” connector on the KeyRF receiver. 5. If you have a desktop computer, or a laptop external keyboard, connect the keyboard to “To Keyboard”... -
Page 6: Connections Using Usb Interface
“OK” a few times. Windows 98 may prompt for you to put in the Windows disk for a driver. Once this is done, you should be ready to use the KeyRF. If you are using presentation software, run a presentation in “show” mode and try advancing slides. -
Page 7: Led Status
It blinks red whenever the RF transmitter button is pressed. KeyRF Default Setup The KeyRF is shipped ready to use and set up as below. The default settings work well with overhead presentation programs. After connecting the KeyRF System (see previous two pages), just run your presentation software in “show”... -
Page 8: Running Setup
B - Button settings – Select this to change the keys configured for the transmitter buttons. D - Default Settings – Select this to return the KeyRF settings back to factory default. A - Address – Allows you to match the address of the transmitter. -
Page 9: [B] Button Configuration
Buttons 3 & 2 holding, press left. Note: Programming either the X or Y actions will affect the way the KeyRF 2- button remote works. If X and Y are not programmed (factory default), the Left and right buttons will cause the keystrokes to be sent to the PC upon pressing down the button. - Page 10 KeyRF – PC Remote Control At this point type the keys you wish to program for the button. (Note that the keys will not echo as you type. This is to avoid undesired consequences of displaying special keys such as function keys.) Generally for a single button, about 10...
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Page 11: [A] Transmitter Address
KeyRF – PC Remote Control [A] Transmitter Address The address set in the KeyRF receiver has to match the address in the transmitter. The factory receiver setting is , where “C” signifies where a jumper is installed, and COOOOOOO “O” where a jumper is NOT installed If “A”... -
Page 12: [D] Restore Setup To Factory Settings
KeyRF – PC Remote Control [D] Restore Setup to Factory Settings If the settings get messed up, a recommended procedure is to restore the factory setup. Pressing “D” at the initial setup prompt will restore settings to factory default. First you have... -
Page 13: Disabling Combo Buttons
KeyRF – PC Remote Control Disabling Combo Buttons You can get extra remote actions from your transmitter by pressing two keys down simultaneously. This is especially useful for the four-button model. However, some people don’t want this feature, and it can be disabled by changing the 3 digit of the configuration string to a “D”. -
Page 14: Multiple Transmitter Feature
KeyRF – PC Remote Control Multiple Transmitter feature The KeyRF supports the use of multiple transmitters without any configuration changes provided that actions assigned to each button are the same. The “Multiple Transmitter” feature allows assigning a different set of actions to each transmitter. -
Page 15: Repeating Buttons
Set the Four-Button transmitter repeat rate of 4: 4SANR4 Using a PS/2 Y-Adapter If you want to use a PS/2 Mouse with your KeyRF Remote, a PS/2 Y-Adapter (Part # CL0012) may be the solution. Also, some IBM Thinkpad computers require a Y-Adapter when connecting to external keyboard devices such as the KeyRF. -
Page 16: Pull Out Antenna For Better Range
KeyRF Mini-DIN Connectors The following connector shows the pin definitions for the two 6 pin DIN connectors. The KeyRF get its 5-volt power from the PC. If a keyboard is attached, the 5-volt power is passed through to the keyboard. -
Page 17: Keyrf Specifications
KeyRF – PC Remote Control KeyRF Specifications Dimensions: Receiver 3.65L x 2.4W x 1.5H 2 Button Transmitter 2.3L x 1.4W x .65H 4 Button Transmitter 2.5L x 1.4W x .55H Power: Receiver 5 Volt 20ma, .1 Watt Transmitters 12 GP23A Battery, 5ma max Temperature 0-50°C (32-120°F) - Page 18 KeyRF – PC Remote Control 5/19/2007 L3 Systems...
- Page 19 L3 Systems guarantees this product to be free of defects in material and workmanship for 180 days from date of shipment to the end user. L3 Systems will repair or replace (at our option) products within the warranty period at no charge for parts and labor.
- Page 20 KeyRF receiver between your PC and keyboard, or your laptop’s keyboard port and you are ready to go. ♦ Easy to use – KeyRF mimics your keyboard, so it will work easily with most applications. ♦ 6 PIN Min-DIN cable provided – A Mini-DIN keyboard extension cable is provided, just plug it in and go.
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