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RF Wireless Mouse User' s Manual

Installing the Batteries

(Please refer Fig.4-1, Fig.4-2 and Fig.5 on Quick Installation)

This RF wireless mouse uses 2 AAA batteries. To apply the batteries, please follow

the steps:

1. Turn the mouse to the bottom side

2. Remove the batteries cover by pressing the opening tabs with thumb and pull the

battery cover(the top cover of the mouse) out

3. There are signs to indicate batteries' positive and negative poles. Follow the signs

to insert the batteries

4. Place the batteries cover back and make sure it is firmly closed

Setting up the ID Channels

(Please refer Fig.4-3 and 4-4 on Quick Installation)

This RF wireless mouse provides 64 different ID channels to avoid interference with

other radio devices or other same model RF wireless mouses. Before you using the

wireless mouse, please set the same ID channels for receiver and mouse. Please

follow the steps to set up:

1. Adjust the ID channel of the receiver: Turn to the bottom of the receiver and

you will see a DIP switch. Make sure the ID channel is different from other

wireless mouses. The channel is set up by 6 switches with ON or OFF position.

2. Adjust the ID channel of the mouse: Remove the battery cover and batteries.

You will see a DIP switch. Adjust the position to the same as the receiver.

Setting up the RF wireless mouse

Once you connect the receiver to your computer and install the batteries to the mouse,

you can start to use the RF wireless mouse. Since the mouse is using RF wireless

technology, it doesn't matter where you put the receiver. Even it is put behind the

computer. When using the mouse, it's not necessary to aim at the receiver. The

maximum effective distance between the mouse and the receiver is 30 feet (10

meters) depending on the situation of surrounding interference.

The RF wireless mouse is full compatible with Windows95, 98, and NT. Plug the

mouse to the appropriate interface port before you start the computer, and the mouse

will function when the computer starts up. The mouse will be detected as a standard