Belkin F8E729 User manual

Safety Notice
1. This product complies with IEC 60825-1, class 1 laser
product.
2. Your product complies with FCC, CE and C-Tick rules.
3. This product has no serviceable parts. Use of controls or
adjustments of procedures other than specified in the user
guide may be hazardous.
Welcome
Your mouse uses new generation technology – a laser module that
replaces the traditional LED mouse and provides amazing tracking
ability. You can work with your mouse on most surfaces perfectly,
even glass topped surfaces. It also uses a digital radio technology for
convenient wireless connectivity combined with a rechargeable
receiver for you to keep your mouse charged and ready to use.
Important Note
Please charge the batteries for 7 hours before
you use your mouse for the first time.
Please DO NOT direct the laser beam at anyone’s eye.

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Mouse Layout:
Mouse wheel
Previous/Office hot key/ Next page
OFF/ ON Switch
Low power LED
Channel reset button
Battery cover
Lift sensor
Installing the Batteries
Step 1 Pull up the battery cover of the mouse.
Step 2 Insert the batteries as shown inside the battery compartment.
Step 3 Replace the cover.

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USB Port
Install the Receiver and the Charger
The receiver (charger) is connected to your computer via a USB cable. It
needs to plug into your computer by a USB port or a PS2 mouse port.
Connect to theUSBorMouse port ofyourcomputer
For PS/2 port installation
Please turn off your computer before plugging in the
receiver cable to the computer’s PS2 port. Plugging and
unplugging cables to your computer’s PS2 port while the
computer is running can damage the PS2 port or your computer.
For USB port installation
Windows 98SE (or higher) is required for USB port
installation. Connect the receiver cable to the USB port
on the computer. For Windows, you may be prompted to
insert the Windows software CD. Insert the driver’s CD
into the computer’s CD-ROM drive when asked to do so. Follow the
Windows instructions when prompted.
PS/2 Port

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This Mouse is a plug-and-play device. Normally, it’s not necessary to
setup the RF Channel for wireless communication. But if some
interference happens, then you must setup the connection by resetting
the RF Channel.
Setup the RF Channel connection between the
Mouse and the Receiver
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Push the channel reset button on the mouse. Push the channel reset button on the receive
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If the cursordoesNOTmove after30 seconds, please do the stepsabove.
GREEN LED FLASH (0.5 sec. Regularly)
GREEN LED FLASH (if any action)
GREEN LED ON
Searching the channel
Channelconnected
Noaction

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Recharging:
RED LED FLASH
Low power
RED LED OFF
Normal / No batteries
RED LED ON
Recharging
RED LED OFF
Finished charging
Please Note
The mouse will not recharge properly if plugged
into a non-powered USB hub.

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Using your Mouse
How to use the wheel
Your mouse has a wheel that functions both as a wheel for Windows
scrolling and also as a customized button. It can be used as a standard
mouse button, click (press down) the wheel. For scrolling on screen,
simply move the wheel.
Utility & Office Hot Key
The Office hot key provides you with an easy way to customize your
mouse operations on screen without using the taskbar or start menu.
You just need to press the Office Hot Key on your mouse then the round
shaped quick panel will pop up. You will see eight items on the Quick
Panel providing effective accessibility for most frequently used Windows
applications including Word, Excel and PowerPoint. You just need to
click on the item you want to launch.

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Quick Panel
(Tips: There are popup tips when you point on the screen icons.)
Utility Settings
Double click the mouse icon on the right bottom corner of the Windows
screen to get into the settings window.
You can add new functions to your Quick Panel for making your own
frequently used Quick Panel Commands.
Example: Add a “save” functional key in the Quick Panel for the Word
application.
Launch Excel
Launch PowerPoint
Launch My Computer
Launch IE
Launch Word
Adjust Volume
Launch Outlook
Open My Document

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Troubleshooting
A. Mouse does not work upon installation
Try one or more of the following:
yFor optimal performance, adjust the angle of the receiver to find the best
performance.
yYou must use this mouse a flat surface.
yMake sure you have installed the batteries correctly.
yPress the “Channel Reset” button on the receiver, and then press the
“Channel Reset” button on the mouse.
B. Mouse not detected.
When using the mouse, it may not be detected by the computer or
receiver. To remedy this problem, try the following
yMake sure the receiver is plugged in the right mouse port or USB port.
yMake sure your mouse port has the proper configuration. Refer to your
computer documentation for the correct port configuration.
yYou may re-setup the RF Channel connection between the Mouse and
the Receiver (Please refer the procedure on Page 4), especially, when
you have changed or recharged your batteries.
C. The Screen Cursors Does Not Move Properly.
yChange the angle of your radio receiver. Try adjusting the receiver and/or
mouse to improve reception.
yMake sure that the battery low indicator is NOT lit on. Recharge batteries
if the low battery indicator is lit.
yYou may also need to change the RF Channel for the mouse, Press the
“Channel Reset” button on the receiver, then press the “Channel Reset”
button on the mouse.

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D. Mouse does not work upon installation.
Try one or more of the following:
yMake sure you have installed the Driver correctly.
yMake sure the receiver cable is plugged in to the right PS2 port or USB
port.
yUnplug the receiver and then plug in the receiver again. Make sure that it
has been detected by the Operating Systems properly.
yMake sure your mouse port has the proper configuration. Refer to your
computer documentation for the correct port configuration.
E. Mouse is too fast or too slow
yYou can adjust the tracking speed of your mouse in the Windows “Control
Panel” under Mouse\Pointer options.