Easy Buttons
Users' Help
1. Description of the function of the
Buttons
CD/Digital
MODE Control Button
Whether
your computer is turned on or off, the CD/Digital control buttons
are locked by default.
To unlock them, press the mode button for more than 3 seconds. Press the mode button again for over 3 seconds to lock them again. After unlock all buttons, press CD/Digital MODE control button to switch CD or Digital mode. Then pressing play button to play music CD, DVD or digital files.
CD/DVD
Mode:
In CD mode, the CD/DVD MODE LED will light.
Press
the CD/Digital Mode button until the CD/DVD MODE LED light.
Pressing play will launch the media application appropriate for
either CDs or DVDs.
If Audio CD
title is present, launch default Windows® Media™ Player
& Play Audio CD.
If DVD title is present, launch default DVD Player & Play
DVD.
Digital
Mode:
In Digital mode, the Digital LED indicator will light.
Press the
CD/Digital Mode button until the Digital MODE LED light. Pressing
play will launch the Windows® Media™ Player & Play
default play list.
Play/Pause/Stop/Next/Previous
button:
To follow Windows® Media™ Player specification.
Internet
button:
This key will launch the default Internet Browser.
The browser will go to the home page set for the browser.
E-mail
button:
Press this button will launch
Microsoft ® Outlook Express.
It will also turn off Email LED, if ther were undownload E-mails deteted which made LED on.
2. Software specification
Configuration Menu
Once you have installed the software driver and restart
Windows, an Easy Buttons activator icon will appear on the
Windows Taskbar.Right single-click the activator icon to popup a
menu with which you can select the following items.
Exit
Select this option to close all four Easy buttons
applications and their functions.
To launch this program again, find the Easy buttons icon from the
Start Menu. Or you can restart Windows, and the Easy buttons
program will always run automatically.
OnScreen
Display
Selecting this menu option will invoke a OnScreen Display
dialog box.
OnScreen Display dialog box
Font: To
select font and style of OSD text.
Color: To select the color of OSD text.
Enable: To enable/disable the OSD function.
Size: To select the OSD size from the size
list box.
Display: To adjust or input the interval
time of the OSD.
Configure Buttons dialog box
From this dialog box, you can configure four Easy buttons as your own
specific defined buttons.
The dialog box properties for you to
configure your specific defining button.
Button list box: 2
identically named buttons in the list for you to select.
Default button: Restores the default function of selected button.
Caption text box: Change the text message of the OSD and Hint label.
Predefined Function: Those functions on the list have been predefined
and supported by the program. The predefined functions are:
Mute: To turn the sound
mute on or off.
Close: To close the current active application.
Task Switch: To switch the current task (application window) to
the next task.
Application Launch: To
link an executable application file or select a
predefined application from the list. If you select Application Launch option,
it has two more items as described below.
Browse: A file dialog
box for you to find the path of that file. Or you can drag the icon of that
file from Explorer and drop the icon into the Text box of Application Launch
File Name.
Application Launch File Name: You can directly input the specific application file name with its path or parameter (if necessary).
3. Email Detector Application
This application will monitor your POP3 E-mail server, to see
if you have any
new coming mail in the server. You can set an interval value to
connect to the
server
periodly. If it did have new coming mail, it will annouce
you and act as
1.POP up a message box, 2. play a sound, or 3. turn on a dedicate
LED.
Once you have installed the software driver
and restart the Windows,
an E-mail Detector activator icon will appear at Windows Taskbar.
Right single-click the activator icon to popup a menu with Which
you
can select the following items;
Detect Now:
To check if
there is any new coming mail on server immediately.
Configuration:
To configure your E-mail box
information, and other properties
for detect the email. See the detailed description as below.
Exit:
To close the E-Mailer Detector application.
Outlook Default:
To ask program
to grab the default information of your E-mail box information,
which includes POP3 sever
address, User name, and Port Number, but not includes Password.
POP3 Server: Server address.
User Name: Mail box user name.
Port:
Mail box Port Number.
Password:
Mail box Password.
Detect email at beginning:
Alway
detect email when system start,
only if when system start by press E-mail button.
Enable Auto-Detect:
If enable,
program will periodly detect the mail server for new coming
mail automatically.
At interval of ? Minutes - Set the intervals of time for periodly detecting the new coming mail.
By showing an Email list: When notify, to show the receiving mail list.
By playing audio: When notify, to play a selected audio file.
How E-mailer Detector Work ?
After you complete the configuration of E-mailer Detector,
you can select Detect Now from the menu to
check if the
configuration works well. The procedure of mail detection of the program described as
below;
Step 1.
The program
will first check if the line is connected.
If it is not connected, it will invoke Dial-Up to connect to
the server.
Step 2.
After
connection success, it then check the validation of
User Name and password.
Step 3.
If Step1 and
Step 2 are both valid, The program start retrieving
the Email information, and reporting it by showing a message
box,
playing sound, or turn on the E-mail LED.
After report the information, the program will disconnect the
line if the line
was disconnected before detection. Or keep its connection if
it was
already connected before detection.