established (paired) between the computer and keyboard. If the computer does not recognize the keyboard when you first power up the computer, they may

not be properly paired. See

Pairing the

Also, after powering up your computer for the first time, you must pair the mouse with the computer. See

NOTICE:

Do not attempt to move the computer with the keyboard attached and the display open or the keyboard will fall away from the computer

base.

To detach the keyboard, grasp the sides of the keyboard and pull it straight out and away from the computer base.

The keyboard must be awake to recognize keystrokes. Ensure the keyboard is awake by touching the touchpad.

Pairing the Keyboard

If the computer fails to recognize the keyboard, the wireless connection may be broken. To reestablish the connection, see

Keyboard Pairing Failed

If your computer fails to recognize the keyboard, follow these steps:

1. Press the power button to turn the computer off, and then press the power button again to restart the computer; wait about three minutes for the

operating system to load and the computer to initialize the drivers.

2. Press the wireless connection button on the left side of the computer base and hold until the Bluetooth light on the computer flashes.

wireless connection button on computer base

3. Press the wireless connection button on the back of the keyboard and hold for about four seconds to put the keyboard into "discover" mode. The Caps

lock, Scroll, and Num lock wireless Bluetooth lights on the keyboard will be solid blue. Release the wireless connection button on the keyboard and

these lights will all start flashing.

Keyboard.

Pairing the

Mouse.

Keyboard Pairing

Failed.

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