This document provides instructions for installing and connecting the SPK1000SC wired PS/2 keyboard, as well as adjusting the keyboard legs and connecting the palm rest.
About this manual
This manual explains how to install the Philips SPK1000SC wired PS/2 keyboard, including connecting the PS/2 connector, adjusting the keyboard legs, and attaching the palm rest. It also describes the keyboard indicator lights and provides system requirements.
Additional sections cover environmental disposal, safety warnings, FCC compliance, and contact information for technical support across multiple countries.
What's inside
- Installing your keyboard
- Connecting to the computer
- Adjusting the keyboard legs
- Connecting the palm rest
- Keyboard lights
- Technical specifications
- System requirements
- Environmental information
- Disposal of your old product
- Warning
Specifications
| Supported operating systems | Microsoft® Windows® 95/98/2000/ME or XP |
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| Required port | One free PS2 port |
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| Num lock indicator | 1 = Num lock |
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| Caps lock indicator | A = Caps lock |
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| Scroll lock indicator | f = Scroll lock |
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect the Philips SPK1000SC keyboard to my computer?
Turn off the computer, disconnect any existing keyboard, plug the keyboard’s PS/2 connector into a free PS/2 port, then turn the computer back on.
What do the keyboard lights indicate?
The lights show the status of Num lock (1), Caps lock (A), and Scroll lock (f).
How can I adjust the keyboard legs for better ergonomics?
Pull out or push in the keyboard legs to a position that minimizes wrist bending while typing.
How do I attach the palm rest to the keyboard?
Insert the palm‑rest tabs into the slots at the bottom of the keyboard and snap them together until they click into place.