HP Compaq Presario User manual

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Installing the Optical Wireless Mouse Set
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Installing the
Optical Wireless Mouse Set
The wireless mouse set includes:
■ Receiver
■ Wireless optical mouse
■ Two alkaline AA batteries
■ Instruction booklet
The receiver (D) plugs into the computer and
works with the wireless optical mouse (M).
Note: This wireless mouse set is compatible with
your model PC and is not intended for
use with other computers.
DM
Important: The mouse goes into a sleep or
suspend mode after 20 minutes of inactivity.
Click a button on the mouse to wake it.
(Moving the mouse does not wake it.)

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Getting the Mouse Ready
M2 M1
M3
Note: Do not use rechargeable batteries in the
mouse. Alkaline batteries are
recommended.
Install the two alkaline AA batteries (provided)
in the wireless mouse:
1 Push in at M1 and lift the battery cover (M2)
from the bottom of the mouse.
2 Insert the batteries into the compartment. Note
the battery images on the inside of the
compartment, and make sure batteries are
placed in the correct direction.
3 Replace the cover.
Note: The red light (M3) turns on when the
batteries are installed correctly.

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Getting the Receiver Ready
The receiver (D) must be placed flat on a surface and positioned properly to avoid interference from other
electrical equipment.
1 Turn off your computer.
2 Connect the receiver cable (D1) to a USB connector on the front or the back of the computer.
D1
D

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3 Set the receiver flat on a surface and follow these guidelines:
■ A: Minimum 20 cm (8 inches) clearance between the receiver and other electronic devices.
■ B: Maximum 1.5 m (59 inches) working distance between the receiver and wireless mouse.
■ C: Minimum 20 cm (8 inches) clearance between the receiver and the monitor.
■ Place no electronic device between the receiver and wireless mouse.
A
B
B
C

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Note: This is one example of the setup. Other
setup positions are also possible. The
wireless keyboard is not included in the
wireless mouse set.
Warning: To avoid causing
interference, keep the receiver at least
20 cm (8 inches) away from the monitor.
Setting Up the Wireless Set
The mouse has 255 IDs that are randomly
selected when you press the ID button. This helps
protect against interference from other wireless
devices in the same area.
Important: The word CONNECT is the label for
the ID button on the bottom of the mouse.
To press the ID button, use a blunt pointed
object, like the tip of a ballpoint pen.
1 Turn on the computer.
Important: If the ID button is pressed more than
one time during the setup, you must start
over with step 2.
2 On the front of the receiver (D), press the
ID button (E) once.
The blue activity light (J) on the receiver starts
flashing and continues flashing until the next
step is completed or until 30 seconds pass.
E
D
J

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Important: If 30 seconds pass before you
complete step 3, you must repeat step 2
and step 3 to set the mouse ID. If the
ID button is pressed more than one time
during the mouse setup (step 3), you
must start over with step 2 and set the
receiver ID.
3 On the bottom of the mouse, press the
ID button (N) once with a blunt pointed object.
The mouse sends a new ID and flashes the
mouse sensor light (M3) three times. The
receiver flashes its blue activity light (J) three
times and then stops to show it has accepted
the new ID for the mouse.
N
M3
Note: At this time, when you move the mouse
across a surface, the blue activity light (J)
on the receiver goes on and off indicating
the mouse and the receiver are working
together.
Important: The mouse goes into a sleep or
suspend mode after 20 minutes of inactivity.
Click a button on the mouse to wake it.
(Moving the mouse does not wake it.)

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Resetting ID Buttons
When Replacing Batteries
When the batteries are replaced in the mouse,
reset the ID buttons on the receiver and the
mouse to allow the mouse to work with the
receiver. You must press the receiver ID button
first and then press the mouse ID button. Refer
to the steps in the section “Setting Up the
Wireless Set.”
Note: You can replace the batteries in the mouse
without turning off the computer. However,
the computer must be on when you change
the ID settings.
Using the Wireless Set
The blue light (J) on the receiver (D) indicates
activity when you move or click any button on the
mouse. The button (E) is the receiver ID button.
Use the receiver on a nonmetallic surface for
better reception.
E
D
J
The optical mouse uses a light to sense
movement. Use the optical mouse on an opaque
surface; the optical mouse cannot work on a
glass, translucent, or reflective surface.

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Important: The mouse goes into a sleep or
suspend mode after 20 minutes of inactivity.
Click a button on the mouse to wake it.
(Moving the mouse does not wake it.)
You may notice that the mouse moves the cursor
on the screen twice as fast as a standard mouse
does. The mouse moves the cursor at 800 dots
per inch (dpi) while a standard mouse moves the
cursor at 400 dpi. Change the cursor movement
speed by using the mouse properties in the
Control Panel.
Note: If you use a mouse pad, choose a light-
colored one, not a dark one, to conserve
battery power.
Low Battery Icon
The computer displays a mouse icon in the
upper-right corner of the screen to indicate
low batteries.
Note: The Low Battery icon appears 5 times each
hour until the batteries are changed.