Belkin F8T041 BLUETOOTH MOUSE User Manual USERS MANUAL 2

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INITIAL [UNFIGURATIDN WIZARD
Configuring your Computer for Windows 98 SE, Me, 2000, and XP
1. Once the installation process is complete, the "Initial Bluetooth Configuration
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3. Choose the type of computer you have installed the Bluetooth USB Adapter to in
the drop-down menu and click ”Next".
4. Continue to use the Wizard to configure the Bluetaoth services that this computer
will allow other Bluetooth devices to access. Click “Next".
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INITIAL [UNFIG
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5. Choose the Bluetoath services your computer will offer. The most common service for
your computer type will be checked by default and then click “Next",
6. Congratulations! Your computer is ready to connect to your Bluetooth devices.
7. If you have another Bluetooth device and you want to configure the way this
computer will use its sewices, click ”Next". Otherwise click "Skip", and proceed to the
”Connecting the Bluetaath Mouse" section of this manual on page 23.
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[UNNEETING THE BLUETUDTH MDUSE
Inserting the Batteries
The Mouse requires two AA batteries to
run, and two are included in the package.
When it becomes necessary, replace them Connect hum,"
be sure to use new batteries only; we
recommend alkaline batteries. Rechargeable
batteries may be used as well.
To insert the batteries:
1. Turn the Mouse upside down, and
remove the battery compartment cover.
2. Insert the new batteries. Make sure to
properly orient the positive (+) and
negative (-) ends as indicated on the
battery compartment label.
3. Close the battery compartment cover.
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CONNECTING THE BLUETUDTH MOUSE
Important: Before boarding any aircraft, remove the batteries from the Wireless Mouse.
The Wireless Mouse can transmit radio frequency energy, much like cellular phones,
whenever the batteries are installed.
Please refer to the ”Battery and Safety Information” section on page 33 for more
information regarding the handling and usage of batteries.
The following steps will allow you to establish the initial connection between your
Mouse and computer. Once a connection is established, your computer will
automatically connect to your Mouse every time you reboot. If the Mouse does not
reconnect at boot-up, follow the pairing and connection procedures on page 24.
Preparing the Mouse
1. Turn the Mouse upside down, and press the "Connect” button once. You should see
the Scroll Wheel LED blink rapidly. This indicates that the Mouse is in pairing mode
and is ready to connect to your computer.
2. On your computer, open “My Bluetooth Places" by double-clicking on the Bluetooth icon.
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[UNNECTINB THE BLUETUDTH HOUSE
3. From the menu bar select “Bluetooth” then ”Bluetaoth Setup Wizard".
4. Select "I want to find a specific Bluetaoth device and configure how this computer
will use its services". Then click "Next”.
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5. From the drop-down menu, select "Show mice, keyboards and joysticks” then click
on the “Search Again” button. Please verify that the Scroll Wheel LED continues to
flash rapidly.
6. The Belkin Mouse will be discovered. Click on the Belkin Mouse icon then click “Next".
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CONNECTING THE BLUETUDTH MUUSE
7. The services that are available from the device will be listed. Select "Bluetoath
Mouse” and click ”Finish".
8. Wait while the Mouse is installed. This may take several seconds.
9. Your Mouse is now connected. Move your Mouse to verify the connection.
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