Charging The Mouse; Connecting Via Usb - Speedlink TrueSize Instrucciones De Manejo

5. Connecting the mouse

5.1 Charging the mouse

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Before use, you should charge the mouse
for around 14 hours.
Connect the adapter to the back of the re-
ceiver and the other end to a power outlet.
Place the mouse in the charging cradle to
charge it up.
5.2. Connecting via PS/2
 Switch off your computer.
 Connect the supplied PS/2 adapter to
the USB plug of the receiver. Connect
the plug to the corresponding PS2 port
of your computer; this is identified by a
mouse symbol or coloured green.
 Switch the computer on and start
Windows.
 Establish the RF link (see point 6).

5.3 Connecting via USB

 Connect the USB plug of the receiver
to the appropriate USB socket of your
computer. The plug&play function of your
system will automatically detect that a
new device has been connected.
 Windows may ask you to insert the
Windows Installation CD. Follow the
instructions on the screen.
 The blue LED on the front of the receiver
lights.
 Now establish the RF link (see point 6).
Note:
 Please note that Windows 95/NT do not
support USB operation.
 The mouse can also be used without
installing software but you will then be
unable to assign functions to the two side
buttons and the button wheel.
6. Establishing the RF link
 Use a pointed object to press the
Connect button on the bottom of the
mouse.
 Straight away press the Connect button
on the radio receiver.
 When you move the mouse, the LED on
the receiver should flash rapidly.
Note: After changing the batteries, you will
have to re-establish the RF link.
7. Software installation
Under Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
Make sure no other mouse drivers or
mouse programs are installed or activated.
To uninstall existing drivers or programs,
use the uninstall program that belongs to
that particular mouse or remove the driver
via Control Panel/Add/Remove Software.
 Insert the supplied driver CD in the
appropriate drive. The setup menu
appears automatically. If the setup menu
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