Requirements:


  • Firm issued computer
  • Firm issued Dell keyboard and mouse with the Dell Universal Receiver
  • Firm issued Dell keyboard and mouse with Bluetooth connectivity



Option 1: Pairing Keyboard and Mouse with Universal Receiver

 

1. Plug in USB receiver into the USB port or the USB C to USB A adapter into your computer 

 

2. Slide the power switch to the right to turn on the keyboard. Then slide the power switch down to turn on the mouse 






Option 2: Pairing a keyboard and mouse through Bluetooth Connectivity



1. Ensure that both the keyboard and mouse are turned on. 


2.To pair the Mouse, Press the connection-mode button a few times on your mouse 

until the connection-mode light (; Bluetooth Low Energy-2) turns on, indicating that the second-Bluetooth connection is selected.

3. Press and hold the connection-mode button for 3 seconds to initiate pairing. 

The connection-mode light () blinks for 3 minutes, indicating your wireless mouse is in the pairing mode.

(On Some mice you can connect more than one device, to do so follow steps 1-3 while selecting )


Pairing with Bluetooth

4.Click on the Start Menu button on the toolbar in the bottom left of the screen




5. Go to settings then click on devices


 



6. Click on "add Bluetooth or other device" then click on Bluetooth to add the keyboard and mouse  


7. To pair Keyboard, Press the connection-mode button a few times on your keyboard until the connection-mode light () turns on, indicating that the second-Bluetooth connection is selected.

8. Press and hold the connection-mode button for 3 seconds to initiate pairing. The connection-mode light () blinks for 3 minutes, indicating your wireless keyboard is in the pairing mode.

9. Follow the pairing instruction from 'Pairing with Bluetooth' steps 4-6. 


Dell Peripheral Manager: 


When you connect the device to your computer for the first time, Dell Peripheral Manager is downloaded and installed automatically through the Windows Update process. 



            A: Shows the model of your Mouse

            B: Device Status 

            C: Mouse Settings



Device Status 


  1. Device Status
  2.  Unpairing a device
  3.  Assign Action on a highlighted key 
  4. Software update 
  5.  Pairing a device

 


 Mouse Settings



Assigning Actions: 


• The orange-bordered buttons represent those for which we can assign custom-programmable actions. 

• An orange “flag” at the bottom-right corner of a button indicates that a custom action is assigned.