Dexin MWP5016 User Manual - Page 4

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Step 3. Connecting the power
1. Connect the AC plug of power adaptor into AC power outlet.
2. Connect the DC output connector of the adaptor into the female DC jack on the
back of charger.
3. Then the red LED will be lighten on.
Step 4. Full charge the batteries
1. Put the wireless optical mouse with its rechargeable batteries on the correct
location of the charger.
2. Before you use the wireless optical mouse, you have to charge the batteries as
full as possible. It will take about 3 to 4 hours to full charge the lithium-ion
batteries inside the mouse.
3. During charging the lithium-ion battery, the lefts green LED on the charger base
will be lighten on. When the battery is full charged, the green LED will be turned
off.
Please follow the procedures to set up:
1. Installing the Batteries
To apply the battery, please follow the following steps:
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Turn the mouse to the bottom side and remove the battery cover by moving the
opening tab and pull the battery cover out.
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There are signs to indicate the polarity of the battery. Follow the signs to place
the battery.
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Place the battery cover back and make sure it is firmly closed.
Battery Warning!
Be sure to use the included lithium battery.
Do not use a standard AA battery, which does not have an enough voltage level to trigger
the internal circuitry.
2. Establishing communication between the receiver and the mouse
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First, make sure that channel switches on the mouse and the receiver are placed
at the same channel, i.e., channel A or channel B.
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Press and release the connect button, or ID SW, on bottom of the wireless mouse
(refer to Fig-3.1).
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Press and release the connected button, or ID SW, on the receiver (refer to Fig-
3.2). Note: The location of the ID switch may vary according to different model of
receiver.
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The "connect" light on the top cover of receiver will flash while the same ID is
selected on both of the receiver and the mouse.
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