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- Page 1 Keyboard Security USB USB-KS1 User Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Hardware Installation .................. 3 Software Installation..................4 Basic Usage ....................5 Advanced Setting ..................6 4.1 Adapter Menu......................6 4.2 Adapter Setting Dialog .................... 7 4.2.1 Security Status ....................7 4.2.2 Enable Options....................8 4.2.3 Support List ...................... 10 Notation ....................15 ... -
Page 3: Hardware Installation
1. Hardware Installation: Keyboard Security USB Adapter (USB-KS1) a. Plug your standard USB keyboard or wireless keyboard (male connector) to USB‐KS1 Adapter (female connector of USB). b. Plug USB‐KS1 male connector to your PC (desktop or laptop). c. Install the software as next section. ... -
Page 4: Software Installation
2. Software Installation Insert bundled CD (or flash built‐in disk) to PC for software/driver’s installation, and then follow few steps as following procedure to install the software Step 1: Welcome Step 2: License Agreement Step 3: Installation Folder Step 4: Ready to Install Step 5: Installation Successful ... -
Page 5: Basic Usage
3. Basic Usage If you install of software completed, then next time when your re‐boot it will auto‐run by default setting. The icon will appear on system tray area. There are 4 states of icon on system tray for representing USB‐KS1 status. Enabled: When the software is enabled and hardware is ready. Connected: When the USB‐KS1 is connected to the application software. The data from keyboard are protected in this state. Disabled: When the software is disabled. ... -
Page 6: Advanced Setting
4. Advanced Setting 4.1 Adapter Menu By right click the Software in system tray, the system menu will appear as follows. a. Select [Disable]/[Enable] to Disable/Enable the security mode. Win+Ctrl keys are the hot key for switching security mode between Enabled and Disabled. b. Select [Keylogger Bar] or left click the icon in system tray, the Keylogger Bar will appear as below: ... -
Page 7: Adapter Setting Dialog
4.2 Adapter Setting Dialog 4.2.1 Security Status a. On For Active Window This status will be ticked when USB‐KS1 is connecting to application software; your typing data are protected. The system tray icon will show: (Connected) b. On For Laptop PC Embedded Keyboard This status will be ticked if you have installed the Driver for your laptop PC embedded keyboard. ... -
Page 8: Enable Options
4.2.2 Enable Options a. Security Mode When this option is ticked, the software will be enabled. The system tray and Keylogger bar will show . If Security Mode is disable then icon change to b. Security Mode On/Off by Win+Ctrl Keys When this option is ticked, security mode can be turned on/off by using the Win+Ctrl keys. c. Keylogger Bar Off After 5 Seconds Without Keying When this option is ticked, Keylogger Bar will turn off after 5 seconds without ... - Page 9 f. Vision Signal In Text Window When Active When this option is ticked, the icon will be showed on the right-top corner or right side of a text bar when the system is connected to target application software. ...
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Page 10: Support List
4.2.3 Support List User can support her/his own software which is not listed in the software support list by the following procedure: 1. Open the Setting Dialog by select the [Setting] in the Adapter menu. Click the [Support List] button and select the [Supported AP] section. 3. Click to a software you want to support. The program and class name of the active window will be showed in the setting dialog (Example: notepad.exe) 4. Click the [Support This Now] button then click the [Apply/Save] button. After that, the software’s program and class name will add into the software support list, user’s typing data in the supported software’s program and class will be protected by the system. - Page 11 ...
- Page 12 Moreover, user can set software to the system’s Black AP list if the software is not compatible with the system by the following procedure: 1. Open the Setting Dialog by select the [Setting] in the Adapter menu. Click the [Support List] button and select the [Black AP] section. 3. Click to a software you want to set to the Black AP list. The program and class name of the active window will be showed in the system’s setting dialog (Example: notepad.exe) 4.
- Page 13 User also can set a specific website to the Black list by the following procedure: 1. Open the Setting Dialog by select the [Setting] in the system menu. Click the [Support List] button and select the [Black URL] section. 3. Input a specific URL to the input bar and click the [Add] button. ...
- Page 14 4. After that, the specific URL will add into system’s Black URL list, the Adapter security status will automatic turn off when user enters the website by Internet Explorer. Note: The Black URL function only works for Internet Explorer.
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Page 15: Notation
5. Notation 5.1 USB-KS1 Encrypted Key The system only encrypts the character keys, number keys and symbol keys in keyboard. We do not encrypt the function keys. a. USB‐KS1 Encrypted Keys: a A b B c C d D e E f F g G h H i I j J k K l L m M n N o O p P q Q r R s S t T u U v V w W x X y Y z Z 0 ) 1 ! 2 @ 3 # 4 $ 5 % 6 ^ 7 & 8 * 9 ( = + ‐ _ \ | [ { } ] ; : ’ “ , < . > / ? b. USB‐KS1 Non‐Encrypted Keys: “Space bar”, “Enter” and “~” do not encrypted by USB‐KS1 for software ... -
Page 16: Uninstallation
5.3 Uninstallation The uninstallation will removed the related files of the system, if the software is currently running; please close it before proceeding with the uninstallation. After uninstallation, some Keyboard Security USB files will be removed after next reboot, please click Finish to exit or click Reboot to restart your PC. ...
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