6~
6~
1)
Turn
the
power
to
your
computer
off.
2)
For
the
keyboard:
attach
the
round
PS/2
connector
(or
use
the
PS/2-AT
adapter)
to
your
portable's
keyboard
port.
For
the
touchpad:
if
you
are
using
an
external
mouse,
disconnect
the
mouse
cable
and
attach
the
touch
pad
to
the
same
port.
Otherwise,
connect
the
touchpad
to
your
portable's
PS/2
mouseport
using
the
serial-PS/2
adapter.
If
your
portable
does
not
have
a
PS/2
mouseport,
connect
to
the
rectangular
serial
port.
Because
the
PS/2
ports
for
both
touch
pad
and
keyboard
appear
identical,look
for
an
licon
or
description
on
your
portable
to
identify
which
to
use.
Be
careful
not
to
switch
the
cables.
3)
Turn
the
portable
on
and
start
Windows.
4)
Test
the
Input
Center's
keyboard
and
touchpad;
each
should
operate
with
the
existing
drivers.
If
the
portable
computer's
built-in
pointing
device
works
after
installation
but
your
touchpad
does
not,
follow
the
instructions
for
"Installing
Cirque's
Driver."
If
you
have
already
installed
Cirque's
driver
and
the
built-in
pointing
device
continues
to
work
but
your
touchpad
does
not,
or
if
the
touchpad
fails
to
work
after
restart,
refer
to
"Troubleshooting:
Portable
computers
with
built-in
pointing
devices."
Using
your
touchpad:
Unlike
the
mouse
or
trackball,
Cirque
products
reqUire
little
arm
and
wrist
motion
and
no
pressure,
lowering
the
risk
of
repetitive
stress.
Simply
glide
your
finger
across
the
surface
of
the
pad
to
move
the
cursor
and
tap
to
"click."
It's
easy'
Learning
to
tap
on
the
touchpad:
Click,
double-click,
drag
and
highlight
functions
of
the
primary
and
secondary
mouse
buttons
can
be
activated
by
tapping
directly
on
the
surface
of
the
pad.
>
To
"click,"
lightly
and
quickly
tap the
surface
of
the
pad
once.
>
To
"double-click,"
rapidly
tap
on
the
pad
twice.
Remember,
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the
touch
pad
responds
best
to
a
very
light,
quick
tap.
,
>
To
"drag,"
draw,
or.highlight,
double-tap
rapidly
and
hold
your
finger
down
on
the
second
tap.
Then
glide
to
move.
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>
To
"drag"
further
than
the
touchpad
surface,
simply
lift
your
~
finger
and
reposition
after
reaching
the
textured
edge
of
the
pad.
,
Note:
A
helpful
demonstration
of
tapping
is
available
within
the
FEArURES
submenu
in
Cirque's
Control
Panel.
You
must
install
your
Cirque
driver
to
access
the
program;
refer
to
the
instructions
on
the
following
page.
Installing
Cirque's
Driver:
By
installing
Cirque's
disk
you
will
have
the
option
of
customizing
buttons,
speed
settings,
shortcuts,
cursor
size,
and
more!
If
you
choose
not
to
install
the
Cirque
driver
at
this
time,
your
Input
Center
will
default
to
general
settings
as
with
a
standard
mouse.
Driver
installation instructions,
Windows
3.1
:
GlidePoint
Touchpad
2
and
signature
tool
software
installation:
1)
Install
the
touchpad
hardware
and
start
Windows.
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2)
Insert
the
Cirque
Driver
&
Utilities
Disk
into
floppy
drive
A
or
B.
3)
From
the
Program
Manager
FILE
menu,
select
RUN.
4)
Type
a:
setup
(or
b:
setup
depending
on
the
drive
you
are
using)
and
select
OK.
5)
Follow
the
prompts
as
they
appear
on
your
screen
(press
ENTER
to
select
default
options).
6)
Make
sure
that
the
machine
has
rebooted
(as
prompted
in
step
5)
before
continuing.
The
Touchpad
2
and
signature
tool
are
now
installed
and
ready
to
use.
Your
touch
pad
cal'il
be
customized
by
accessing
Cirque's
driver
in
the
computer's
Control
Panel.
The
signature
software
may
be
accessed
by
dou-
ble-tapping
on
the
SIGNATURE
icon
in
the
upper
right
corner
of
the
screen.
'If
you
don't
see
this
icon
and
want
to
restart
the
signature
software,
go
to
your
STARTUP
group
in
the
Program
Manager
and
open
the
signature
program.
Driver
installation instructions,
Windows
95:
GlidePoinfTouchpad
2
and
signature
tool
software
installation:
1)
Install
the
touchpad
hardware
and
start
Windows.
2)
Insert
the
Cirque
Driver
&
Utilities
Disk
into
floppy
drive
A
or
B.
3)
From
the
START
menu,
select
RUN.
4)
Type
a:setup
(or
b:
setup
depending
on
the
drive
you
are
using)
and
select
OK.
5)
Follow
the
prompts
as
they
appear
on
your
screen
(press
ENTER
to
select
default
options).
6)
Make
sure
that
the
machine
has
rebooted
(as
prompted
in
step
5)
before
continuing.
The
Touchpad
2
and
signing
tool
are
now
ready
to
use.
Your
touchpad
can
be
customized
by
accessing
MOUSE
in
the
computer's
Control
Panel
and
selecting
GENERAL,
then
OPTIONS.
The
signature
software
may
be
accessed
by
tapping
on
the
SIGNATURE
icon
in
the
upper
right
corner
of
the
screen.
If
you
don't
see
this
Icon
and
want
to
restart
the
signature
software,
go
to
START,
PROGRAMS,
STARTUP,
and
then
open
the
program.
Using
your
signature
tool:
The
signing
tool
is
specifically
designed
for
use
with
the
built-in
touchpad
of
your
Input
Center.
To
capture
your
signature
or
note,
double-tap
the
SIGNATURE
icon.
Your
touch
pad
will
react
by
responding
to
what
is
known
as
'1ablef'
or
"absolute"
mode.
Now
glide
the
pen
lightly
over
the
pad
to
position
the
cursor,
then
press
the
tip
down
gently
to
begin
writing.
Note:
You
may
attach
your
signature
tool
to
any
hard
surface
using
the
enclosed
adhesive
clip.
Troubleshooting:
common
questions
The
Input
Center
should
work
right
away
when
connected
to
your
computer.
If
you
have
trouble:
./
Check
all
connections
to
your
computer
to
be
sure
they
are
secured
to
the
correct
ports,
then
restart
the
computer.
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Check
the
following
list
to
see
if
your
questions
can
be
easily
answered.
Should
you
need
additional
help,
call
Cirque's
toll-free
customer
support
line
at
1-800-GLlDE-75
or
get
the
latest
troubleshooting
information
from
our
faxback
line
at
1-800-917-1951.
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