User's Manual

User’s Manual Guide

Hardware Installation

1.Connecting the receiver module

Note:

- For optimal performance, place the receiver at least 8 inches (20 cm) away from any

electronics devices (ex. computer, monitor, etc.) to avoid interference.

- If placing the receiver on metal surface, please use a non-metal pad under it.

2. Load batteries in optical mouse ( 2 AA batteries)

3. Syncranizing the receiver and wireless mouse

For USB Interface

- Plug the receiver cable into the USB port of your system.

- System will automatically detect for new hardware.

- Follow system instruction for setup

For USB and PS/2 Combo (If no USB port)

- Connect the PS/2 adaptor to the USB connector of the receiver.

- Restart your system.

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User’s Manual Guide Hardware Installation 1.Connecting the receiver module For USB Interface - Plug the receiver cable into the USB port of your system. - System will automatically detect for new hardware. Follow system instruction for setup For USB and PS/2 Combo (If no USB port) - Connect the PS/2 adaptor to the USB connector of the receiver. - Restart your system. Note: - For optimal performance, place the receiver at least 8 inches (20 cm) away from any electronics devices (ex.
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1. Setup the Mouse channel to channel 1 or channel 2. 2. Setup the Receiver channel to channel 1 or channel 2. Note: There are 2 channels for this mouse. Please make sure the mouse and the receiver are in the same channel ! Mice Setting From Start Menu to select Settings / Control Panel / Mouse to change your mouse settings. Note: This mouse applies 800 CPI optical module. It will move faster than normal optical mouse. Please change moving speed from mice setting.
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Troubleshooting Mouse does not work 1. Make sure the receiver cable is connected to the port correctly. 2. Check battery. Cautions 3. Make sure the mouse and receiver are in the same channel. Long periodssure of repetitive motion using a mouse with physical discomfort and 4. Make your mouse in not sitting on amay redbe orassociated highly reflective surface (ex. injuryMirror, in yourglass, hands,etc.) wrists, arms, shoulders, neck, or back.