Getting started with Logitech $ ^{\circledR} $ Wireless Solar Keyboard K750

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What's in the box

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Unifying receiver

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Wireless Solar Keyboard K750

Wireless extender

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Cleaning cloth

Setting up the keyboard

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1. Plug the Unifying receiver into a computer USB port. For PC towers, use the Wireless extender to minimize the possibility of radio frequency (RF) interference.

2. Pull the tab to activate the keyboard.

3. Turn on the keyboard.

How much light is needed?

The K750 requires only a modest level of light to operate and store energy. Indirect sunlight or indoor illumination is fine.

When exposed to dim room light on a continuous basis, the K750 has enough power for use. Because indoor environments usually have periods of darkness, a moderate level of room lighting is recommended for much of the day. The recharge time for the K750 is much less in brightly lit environments or when the K750 is placed in direct sunlight.

The K750 stores energy automatically, even when turned off. This stored energy allows you to use the K750 without light for a while. With a full charge, the K750 can operate at least three months in total darkness before needing a recharge.

Checking for adequate light

How do you know whether there's enough light for the K750? Use the Light-check hot key. The K750 tells you if it's getting enough illumination.

1. Make sure the K750 is turned on.

2. Press the Light-check hot key. The Light-check LED will flash either green or red, or it won't produce any light at all. For more information, see Reading the Light-check LED.

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Reading the Light-check LED

• Light-check LED flashes green. The K750 is receiving enough light and is ready for use.

• Light-check LED flashes red. The K750 requires more light to continue working on a long-term basis.

Note If the Light-check LED produces no light, please see Help with setup for more information.