HP MORFD6UO User manual

MORFD6UOWirelessMOUSE USERMANUAL
Thisguide willtakeyou through allthefunctionsof the mouseand explainhowtoconfigure
themusing the mouse.
Introduction
Congratulationsonyourpurchaseof the Wireless Mouse.
Thismouseisthe latestinawide range ofcomputerperipheralsmanufactured byandis
designed toprovide you withthe highestlevelof comfort availablewhilealsoallowing for
maximumfunctionality.
The MORFD6UO RFMouseisasimpleyetinnovativepackage that allowsyoutoconfigure
yourmousetobest meet yourneeds.
SafetyGuidelines
Physicaldiscomfort and injurycan be caused bythe incorrectuseof yourmouse. Follow
theseguidelinestoensuresuchproblemsareavoided:
Sit up straightinyourchair, withyourelbowsbyyourside.
Adjust the height of yourchairsoyourarmbendsat a90-degree anglerespective
toyourdesk.
Position yourmouseinfrontyou, tothe sideof yourkeyboard.
Donot slouchorhunchoveryourworkspace.It isimportant tokeep yourwrists,
armsand shouldersrelaxed.
If necessary, useawrist rest orapalmrest toalleviateextrastress placed on your
jointswhen typingorusing themouse, especiallyforlong periodsof time.
If you experienceanyfeelingsnumbness, cramp, swelling orstiffness inyourwrist, arms,
neck orshoulders, consult yourlocaldoctorornearesthealthinstitution immediately.

NavigatingWirelessMouse
The simpleand straightforwardinterfacemakesiteasy foryou tocustomizeeachfunction
of yourmouse.
Different settings are indicated by the tabs on the top of the screen. Click on the links to enter
each settings screen.
ChangingButtonSettings
You can configureeachof the fivemousebuttonsthrough thebutton settingsscreen.
The 'Select Button'list displaysthe list ofbuttonsand theircurrent function. The 'Select
Task'list displays alist ofactionsyoucan taketoconfigurethe button highlighted inthe
'Select Button'list.
Moveyourmouseoverthe 'Select Button'list and click eachitemtoviewmore
information.
Restore Defaults
Eachsetting screen hasaRestoreDefaultsbutton. Click to
restoreallsettingstotheiroriginaldefaults.
TheLeft andRightClickButtons
Bydefault, theleft mousebutton issettooperateasastandardleft click button.The right
mousebutton isset tooperateasastandardrightclick button.
If you want toswap thesetwobutton functions, check the Swap Buttons checkbox. Click
tosaveallchanges.
TheMiddleMouse Button
Bydefault, themousewheelissettooperateas Middle Button when pressed.
Select thefunction you wishtoassign tothemiddlebutton bychecking theradiobuttonsin
the Select Task list.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Moveyourmouseoverand click anyof the Select Task list optionsformoredetailed
information.

SideButton1
Bydefault, thebuttonisset tooperateas Backward when pressed.
Select thefunction you wishtoassign tothebutton bychecking theradiobuttonsinthe
Select Task list.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Moveyourmouseoverand click anyof the Select Task list optionsformoredetailed
information.
SideButton2
Bydefault, thebuttonisset tooperateas Forward when pressed.
Select thefunction you wishtoassign tothebutton bychecking theradiobuttonsin
the
Select Task list.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Moveyourmouseoverand click anyof the Select Task list optionsformore
detailed information.
Middle Mouse Button
Select toassign the button toMiddleMouseButton bychecking theradiobuttonsin
the
Select Task list.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Moveyourmouseoverand click anyof the Select Task list optionsformore
detailed information.

3D Flip
Select toswitchbetween running programswhen you click themouse
wheel. Anapplication list appears
Windows XP:
Windows Vista:
Rollthemousewheeltoscrollupand downthe list.
Click anymousebuttontoswitchtothe selected application.

Forward
Whenyou press thebutton, the page you visited beforeyou pressedthe Backwardbutton
isdisplayed inyourbrowser.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Backward
Whenyou press thebutton, the last pageyou visited inyourbrowserisdisplayed. Click
tosaveallchanges.
Other
Select toexecuteone of asetof otherpre-definedfunctionswhen you press the button.
Adrop downmenu willappear. Select anapplicationfromthe following list:
Click tosaveallchanges.

ChangeWheel Settings
You can configurethewheelsettingsinthe wheelsettingsscreen.
The 'Scrolling Speed'sectionallowsyou toadjust the scrollspeedwhen you scrollthe
wheelvertically.
The 'Horizontal Scrolling'section allowsyou toadjust the scrollspeed when youscroll
the wheelhorizontally(tiltleft/right).
Mouse Wheel
Select thescrollingspeedyou want byclickingthe Scrolling Speed options:
Scroll: Click the radiobuttonand usethe up/downarrowstoincrease/decreasethe speed.
Scroll one screen per notch: Click the radiobutton tochoosescrolldownbyscreen
when you movethe mousewheel.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Horizontal Scrolling
Movethe slidertothe left/righttodecrease/increasethehorizontalscrolling speed.
Click tosaveallchanges.

Double-Click Speed
Movethe slidertoset thepointermovement speed.
Movethe pointinthe Test Area totest yournewsetting.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Slow Motion
Check toenablethe slowmotion functionbypressing theShift key.
Click tosaveallchanges.

Pointer Wrap
Check toenablethe "go through" function.
Click tosaveallchanges.
Show icon in the system tray
Clicktodisplaythe iconinthesystemtraywhentheMouseSuitesoftwareisrunning. Click
thisicontobringup themainscreen
Troubleshooting
Question: My mouse is not working. What should I do?
Answer: Check if the receiverisplugged incorrectlytoyourcomputer'sUSB port. A
looseconnectionmayresultinthe computernot being abletodetect thedevice.
If yourmouseisconnectedtoahub ormulti-port USB connector, unplugthe device
and
plugit directlyintoyourcomputer'sUSB port, ensuring thereisno interference
caused bythesedevices.
Othersystemdevices,suchasPCcards,maycauseconflictsthatpreventyour
mousefromworking properly. Check the settingsof thesedevicesand makeany
changesasnecessary. Reboot yourcomputerand re-attachthe mouse.

Question: The mouse pointer is not moving. What should I do?
Answer: Ensureallsetup procedureshavebeen followed correctly. If softwareand
drivershavealreadybeeninstalled, removethese, reboot yourcomputerand re-install.
Cleanthe mouselenswithacotton swab. Donot useanyothermaterialsor
solventstoclean the mouselensasthismayresultindamage tothe lens.
Asthisisanopticaldevice,itisimportant touseiton an appropriatesurface. If the
surfaceyou areusingyourmouseon isred incolororhighlyreflective, thesurfacemay
be the
sourceofthe problem. Useeitheramousemat orchange toamoreneutral-
coloredsurface.
Ensurethatbatteriesarenotout ofpower. Replacebatteriesif necessary.
Question: The mouse pointer is moving abnormally. What should I
do? Answer: The likelycauseof thisproblemisdebrisaround oron thelens
whichis
interfering withtheopticalsignal. Clean the mouselenswithacottonswab. Donot use
anyothermaterialsorsolventstoclean the mouselensasthismayresultindamage to
the
lens.
If the mousepointercontinuestomoveabnormallyaftercleaning,re-installthe drivers
andsoftware.
Low BatteryNotification
Whenthe mouseisrunningout of power, aNotification windowwillpopup on the
screen.
Replacethe batteriestocontinue tousethe mouse.

CAUTION
RISK OFEXPLOSIONIFBATTERYISREPLACEDBYANINCORRECTTYPE.
DISPOSE OFUSEDBATTERIESACCORDING
TOTHEINSTRUCTIONS
Note: It isrecommended toonlyusehigh-capacityalkaline batterieswiththisproduct.
FCC Statement for27MHzMouseorKeyboard
ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigital
device, pursuanttoPart15oftheFCC Rules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovide
reasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterference inaresidentialinstallation.This
equipmentgenerates, usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand, ifnotinstalledandused
inaccordance withtheinstructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.
However,thereisnoguarantee thatinterference willnotoccurinaparticularinstallation.If
thisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterference toradioortelevisionreception, whichcanbe
determinedbyturningtheequipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrectthe
interference byoneofthefollowing measures:
-Reorientorrelocatethereceiving antenna.
-Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentand receiver.
-Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiveris
connected.
-Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.
Thisdevice complieswithPart15oftheFCC Rules. Operationissubjecttothefollowing two
conditions:(1)Thisdevice maynotcauseharmfulinterference, and(2)thisdevice mustaccept
anyinterference received,including interference thatmaycauseundesiredoperation.
FCC Caution:Anychangesormodificationsnotexpresslyapprovedbythepartyresponsible
forcompliance couldvoidtheuser'sauthoritytooperatethisequipment.
ThisClassBdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCanadianICES-003.
Cetappareilnum riquedelaclasseBestconforme àlanormeNMB-003 du Canada.