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The Microsoft Wireless Desktop 850 Combo provides the freedom and convenience of wireless technology for your computing needs. This combo includes a full-size keyboard and a responsive optical mouse, designed for comfortable and efficient use. Its advanced encryption standard helps protect your data, making it suitable for both personal and business environments.
Image: Microsoft Wireless Desktop 850 Keyboard and Mouse Combo. This image displays the black wireless keyboard and the accompanying black wireless mouse, side by side, showcasing their design and compact form factor.
Key features include a 2.4GHz wireless connection with a range of up to 15 feet, a 1000 dpi optical mouse for precise cursor control, and a convenient snap-in transceiver for portability. The keyboard also features dedicated Windows shortcut keys and media control keys for enhanced productivity and entertainment.
Tatūnga
Whakauruhia nga Pataha:
- Rapua nga wahanga pākahiko kei raro o te papapātuhi me te kiore.
- Insert the required 2 AA batteries into the keyboard and mouse, ensuring correct polarity.
- Katia kia mau te uhi o te pākahiko.
Honoa te Pūwhakawhiti:
- Remove the tiny USB transceiver from its storage slot, typically located on the bottom of the mouse.
- Plug the USB transceiver into an available USB port on your computer (Laptop or Personal Computer).
Hononga Aunoa:
- Your computer should automatically detect and install the necessary drivers for the keyboard and mouse. This may take a few moments.
- Kia tāutahia, kua rite te papapātuhi me te kiore mō te whakamahi.
For optimal performance, ensure the transceiver is not obstructed and is within the 15-foot wireless range of the devices.
Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere
Mahinga Papapātuhi:
- Pato: Whakamahia te tahora QWERTY paerewa mō te tāuru tuhinga.
- Nga Kī Pokatata Windows: Utilize the dedicated Windows keys for quick access to common functions. These keys are typically located around the spacebar and function row.
- Pāpāho Kī: Control media playback (play, pause, volume, etc.) using the dedicated media keys, usually found on the top row of the keyboard.
- Tita Whakaritea: Flip up the small levers on the underside of the keyboard to adjust the typing angle for improved comfort.
Mahinga Kiore:
- Nekehanga: Move the mouse on a flat surface for cursor control. The 1000 dpi optical sensor provides responsive and accurate tracking.
- Pāwhiri: Whakamahia te pātene mauī me te pātene matau mō ngā pāwhiri tuatahi me ngā pāwhiri tuarua.
- Panuku: Use the scroll wheel for vertical navigation within documents and web wharangi.
- Transceiver Storage: When traveling or not in use, the tiny USB transceiver can be conveniently snapped into the bottom of the mouse for secure storage.
Te tiaki
- Te horoi: Me horoi i nga wa katoa te papapātuhi me te kiore me te ngawari, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners. For the keyboard, you may use a mild cleaning solution, but be aware that frequent cleaning might leave streaks on the glossy finish.
- Whakakapinga Pūhiko: Replace batteries when performance degrades or the low battery indicator (if present) illuminates. Refer to the "Setup" section for battery installation instructions.
- Rokiroki: When not in use for extended periods, remove batteries to prevent leakage. Store the USB transceiver in the mouse's dedicated slot to prevent loss.
- Nga Tikanga Taiao: A ape i te tuku i nga taputapu ki te wera nui, te makuku, te ra tika ranei.
Raparongoā
| Raruraru | Take pea | Rongoā |
|---|---|---|
| Ko te papapātuhi/kiore kaore i te whakautu | Low or dead batteries; Transceiver not connected; Out of range; Interference. | Replace batteries. Ensure transceiver is securely plugged into a USB port. Move devices closer to the transceiver (within 15 feet). Remove potential sources of interference (e.g., other wireless devices). |
| He pohehe te pehu, karekau ranei e neke pai | Puoko whatu paru; Mata kore e pai; He iti te pākahiko. | Clean the optical sensor on the bottom of the mouse. Use the mouse on a clean, non-reflective, opaque surface or a mouse pad. Replace mouse batteries. |
| Keys sticking or not registering | Debris under keys; Physical damage. | Gently clean around and under the keys using compressed air. If physical damage is suspected, contact Microsoft support. |
| Ka taka te hononga ahokore | Interference; Distance from transceiver; USB port issue. | Minimize interference from other wireless devices. Ensure devices are within optimal range. Try plugging the transceiver into a different USB port. |
Whakatakotoranga
- Tau tauira: PY9-00002
- Waitohu: Microsoft
- Tae: Pango
- Hangarau Hononga: Radio Frequency (2.4GHz Wireless)
- Awhe Ahokore: Tae atu ki te 15 putu (tata ki te 4.5 mita)
- DPI kiore: 1000 dpi Optical Technology
- Keyboard Dimensions (L x W x H): 21.22 x 6.58 x 1.77 inihi (tata ki te 53.9 x 16.7 x 4.5 cm)
- Taumaha Tūemi: 7.2 hekere (tata ki te 204 karamu)
- Pūhiko: 2 AA batteries (included for keyboard and mouse)
- Ngā Pūrere Hototahi: Pona, Rorohiko Whaiaro
- Hototahitanga Pūnaha Whakahaere: Designed for Windows, compatible with Mac and PC.
- Haumarutanga: Paerewa Whakamuna Arā Atu Anō (AES)
Pūtāhui me te Tautoko
This Microsoft product is covered by a limited warranty provided by the manufacturer. For detailed warranty terms, conditions, and registration information, please refer to the documentation included with your product or visit the official Microsoft support webpae. Puritia to tohu hoko mo nga kereme whakamana.
For technical support, troubleshooting assistance beyond this manual, or to inquire about replacement parts, please contact Microsoft Customer Support. Contact information can typically be found on the Microsoft webte waahi kei roto ranei i te kete o to hua.
Kei te waatea pea nga rauemi ipurangi me nga FAQ i runga i te Tautoko Microsoft webpae.
