SMK Link Electronics VP68XX10 Mighty Mouse User Manual 5293015

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Rechargeable Wireless Long Range Laser Mouse
This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003 specification.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference
that may cause undesired operation of the device.
System Requirements
Hardware: 2 available USB ports: 1 for receiver dongle, 1 for charging
Operating System: Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, or Mac OS X
Package Contents
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If the mouse is purchased as part of the keyboard/mouse combo set:
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Rechargeable wireless laser mouse
2 x AAA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries
Carrying pouch
Shared USB dongle receiver (in the keyboard box)
Shared USB charging cable (in the keyboard box)
Shared USB adapter for RF pairing (in the keyboard box)
User’s manual
If the mouse is purchased as a stand-alone product:
Rechargeable super wireless laser mouse
2 x AAA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries
Carrying pouch
USB dongle receiver
USB charging cable
USB adapter for RF pairing
User’s manual
Important Notes before You Start
Resolution Switch/
Indicator LED
(Red & Green)
Battery Cover
Eject Button
Left Mouse Button
Battery Cover
Middle Mouse Button/
Scroll Wheel
Power Switch & LED
(Located on Bottom)
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Right Mouse Button
Mini USB Charge/
Pairing Port
LED status indicator lights:
o This mouse is designed with two status indicator LED lights located at the
bottom of the mouse and on the top of the mouse, beneath the resolution
switch.
Resolution Switch/LED Indicator
Power On LED
Indicator
o Please familiar yourself with the various LED indicators below:
Indicator
Power on/off
LED Location
Bottom of
mouse
Pairing of
RF
Underneath the
resolution
switch button
Underneath the
resolution
Battery-low
Status
When mouse is
powered on via the
ON/OFF switch
When receiver dongle
is successfully paired
up with the mouse
When battery power is
low
LED Modes
Green LED lights up for
about 2 seconds
Green LED lights up for
approximately 3 seconds
then goes off
Periodic quick flash of
Red LED until power is
Charging
battery
Battery fully
charged
switch button
Underneath the
resolution
switch button
Underneath the
resolution
switch button
During charging
When battery is fully
charged
completely drained
Red LED flashes slowly
until it’s fully charged
Red LED lights up and
stays on until charging
cable is removed
Installing Batteries
Battery Cover Eject Button
AAA Rechargeable
Ni-MH Batteries (2)
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Remove the battery cover by pressing the eject button.
Insert the two supplied AAA rechargeable Ni-MH batteries (included in the
package) into the battery compartment. Make sure the positive (+) and
negative (-) ends of the batteries match the polarity markings inside the
battery compartment.
Replace the battery cover back into position.
Do not attempt to charge non-rechargeable disposable Alkaline
batteries. The batteries may leak and damage your keyboard. Use only
the rechargeable Ni-MH batteries supplied. Shall replacing batteries
become necessary use only rechargeable Ni-MH batteries. Do not mix
new and old batteries or batteries of different brands or capacities in the
products.
Charging the Batteries
Power On LED
Indicator
On/Off Switch
USB Cable, Mini B to A
Charging/Pairing Port
USB Mini B
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It’s recommended that you fully charge the batteries before initial use;
nevertheless it’s ready for set up (see next step) anytime during charging.
Connect the mini USB connector of the charging cable (included in the box) to
the mouse’s mini USB port. Use only the supplied charging cable to charge
the batteries.
Connect the USB connector of the charging cable to your computer’s
available USB port. The red LED indicator flashes during charging and turns
to solid red to indicate it’s fully charged.
The initial charging process may take up to 5 hours. Subsequent recharge
may require less time, normally between 3 and 5 hours depending on the
level of residual power in the batteries.
The mouse is operational during charging; you may continue to use the
mouse while charging via the USB charging cable.
When the batteries are fully charged the LED turns to solid red. Remove the
charging cable from the mouse and the computer. Repeat the above steps to
recharge the batteries when the LED flashes quickly and the cursor
movements are irregular indicating low power.
Make sure the computer’s power management is set to disable
hibernation mode while the product is being charged. (Go to Control
Panel, Power Options, select “Hibernate” from the tabs and uncheck the
box marked “Enable Hibernation.)
Pairing the Mouse to the Receiver Dongle
•
•
•
Your mouse is pre-paired with the receiver dongle at our factory for your
convenience, and it’s now ready to work. First, turn on the mouse power by
moving the power switch located at the bottom of the mouse to “on” position.
When the power is switched on, the green LED lights up for about 2 seconds
to indicate the mouse is powered on.
Plug the USB receiver dongle to the computer’s USB port if it’s not already
plugged in. The mouse is functional and ready to work. Note: if your mouse
comes with the matching keyboard as a combo set, there is only one receiver
dongle shared by both keyboard and mouse. If the mouse is part of a 3device combo set with keyboard and a PowerPoint presenter, the dongle is
shared among all 3 devices.
The radio frequency (RF) codes of the mouse must be paired up with the
receiver before the mouse can be used. This step has been done for you at
our factory. However, if anytime you need to reconnect your mouse to the
receiver dongle, please perform the following steps to establish the link:
o Make sure the mouse is powered on.
o Plug the mini USB connector of the USB adapter (included in the box) to
the mini USB port on the mouse.
o Connect the RF USB receiver dongle to the USB adapter while the
adapter is plugged in to the mouse; the RF indicator light on the mouse
turns green. Leave it connected for approximately 3 seconds until the RF
indicator light turns off; this is the indication that the RF is successfully
connected. Caution: the auto-pairing is taking place while the mouse and
the receiver are physically connected; do not remove the receiver dongle
prematurely while the LED is on.
Pairing Indicator LED
USB Adapter
USB Receiver Dongle
o Remove the adapter and the receiver from the mouse, plug the receiver to
your PC’s USB port. You are ready to use the mouse.
Insert Receiver Dongle
into any USB Port
Operating Tips & Trouble Shooting
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•
•
Turn the power switch to “on” position before plugging in the receiver dongle
to perform pairing.
When traveling with the mouse, remember to turn off the power to preserve
battery life.
This mouse comes with a resolution switch button for productivity
enhancement. Press the button to toggle between the 3 different resolutions:
o 800-cpi: the default resolution
o 1200-cpi
o 2100-cpi
To preserve power this mouse is designed with a sleep mode. After 2 hours
of inactivity it goes to sleep. To wake it up simply press the right- or left-click
on the mouse.
This mouse is designed with the latest laser tracking technology. Laser light
is invisible to human eye therefore you cannot see the light from the laser slot
at the bottom of the mouse. Do not stare at, or into, the laser slot as laser
beam may be harmful to eye.
If the cursor movement becomes sluggish, or none responsive, check the
battery-low indicator. Recharge the batteries if necessary.
Metal surface and other extreme conditions may cause interference and
hinder the performance of RF devices. Switch to a non-metal surface, use a
mouse pad, or reposition the computer may improve the condition.


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