Installing Your Mouse
A. Inserting Batteries into Your Mouse
1. When you insert the batteries into the battery compartment please be sure that the batteries are inserted
with the correct polarity as indicated in the battery compartment ("+" and "-"). Once the batteries are
inserted and your battery compartment is closed, you should see a red light beneath the mouse, as the
optical sensor should be switched on.
2. To open the battery compartment when no batteries are inserted, simply hold the mouse upside down,
place your thumbs on either side of the mouse and push and slide upwards. (Figure 1). Once batteries are
installed opening the panel just requires pushing down on the panel under the scroll wheel (Figure 2).
3. Please note that the mouse will perform poorly when running on wea batteries. Therefore, if you
encounter performance issues please remove and replace the current batteries with a new set.
B. Connecting Your USB receiver
1. First, you will need to ta e your USB receiver out of the mouse so that it can be plugged into any one of
your computer’s USB ports. To do so you will have to push the button on top of the mouse. This button is
located next to the IConcepts logo on the mouse, and has a symbol with three curved lines and a dot on it.
Once you push this button, the USB receiver will swiftly slide out of your mouse.
2. Plug your USB receiver into one of your computer’s USB ports. Most computers will have multiple
USB ports, and you can plug the receiver into any USB port you choose. Ma e sure your computer is
turned on. When using Windows 98SE/2000, ME, XP, or Vista the mouse should be automatically
recognized by the operating system.
