User Manual

Installing Your Y-key key Dual Keyboard Adapter

1. Check that both keyboards will operate independently on your computer through the same keyboard port:

a) Turn off the computer.

b) Plug one keyboard into the keyboard port.

c) Turn on the computer and make sure the keyboard operates properly after complete boot-up.

d) Repeat for second keyboard.

If it is not possible to get the keyboards to work independently using the same port then they will not work with

the

Y-key key.

2. After you are sure the keyboards work independently, install the adapter:

a) Turn off the computer.

b) Plug one keyboard into the port labeled “Primary Keyboard” on the

Y-key key (you may need to use the

supplied five to six-pin converter). This is the keyboard the computer recognizes during boot-up.

c) Plug the other keyboard into the port labeled “Secondary Keyboard.” NOTE: This keyboard may be

removed and the computer and primary keyboard will continue to operate.

d) Plug the

Y-key key into the computer’s keyboard port. NOTE: The cord that should go to the keyboard

port on the computer is labeled “Computer’s Keyboard Port” on the

Y-key key. The port on the

computer should be the same one you used in step 1 above.

e) With the Y-key key installed and both keyboards plugged in, turn on the computer, wait for complete boot-

up and test both keyboards for normal operation.

Operation

Simply use whichever keyboard you desire. After installing the

Y-key key, either keyboard can input to the

computer.