User manual GYRATION GO

[. . . ] Gyration's patented motion-sensing technology uses radio frequencies to provide accurate and ef for tless cursor control from vir tually anywhere in the room. Since the GO 2. 4 GHz Cordless Optical Air Mouse works on a desktop as well as in the air, sit back and relax. You have the power to control your multimedia and internet commands in the palm of your hand. K ey Fea tures LED Indicator Scroll Wheel & Button Left/Right Select Buttons Programmable Buttons Batter y Pack Activation Trigger (Underneath) Connect Button (Underneath) Batter y Release Button (Underneath) 1 Ins ta lling a nd Cha rging the B a tteries Important: The GO 2. 4 GHz Optical Air Mouse must be charged for nine (9) hours prior to its first use. The GO 2. 4 GHz Optical Air Mouse comes with a NiMH batter y pack already installed, but you will need to remove the plastic tab located inside the batter y compar tment. [. . . ] The Connect light will blink rapidly, indicating the receiver is in "Connect Mode. " Press and release the Connect button located on the bottom of the mouse handset. The Connect light on the receiver will stop blinking and remain lit. Powering On a nd Off To power on: · Press the Connect button. It will confirm it is powering on by flashing its LE D light for one second. To power of f: · Press the Connect button for seven seconds. It will immediately power of f and be unresponsive to button clicks. It will confirm it is powering of f by flashing its LED indicator three times. 3. Note: Powering of f the mouse prevents batter y drain when traveling. It is necessar y to power the unit of f when traveling on commercial airlines due to FCC regulations regarding radio emitting devices. 4. Note: Repeat steps 3 and 4 for any additional GO 2. 4 GHz Optical mice, keyboards, and/or remotes that will be added into the system. Connect Mode will automatically time out after one minute. After the Connect/Connect sequence is per formed, the receiver and device(s) will remain synchronized after powering down. It is only neces s a r y to per form the Connect/ Connect s equence when s etting a device up for the firs t time or when a dding a dditiona l devices to the s ys tem. 4 5 Us ing the Mous e on the Des ktop The optical air mouse provides great flexibility in how you control your computer, and its optical sensor allows for precise tracking on vir tually any sur face. However, for optimal per formance, avoid highly reflective glass or mirrored sur faces. Set up and synchronize the mouse with the receiver (see S etting Up a nd S ynchronizing the GO 2 . 4 GHz Optica l Air Mous e a nd the Gyra tion 2 . 4 GHz R F R eceiver on page 4). Remove the mouse from the charging cradle and place it on a flat sur face. The S ta tus LE D light on the receiver will light solid when communicating with the mouse handset. Use the mouse like a standard desktop mouse. For optimal batter y life, avoid using it on dark-colored sur faces. Us ing in the Air The optical air mouse has no line-of-sight requirements so it is not necessar y to point the device at the computer, receiver or monitor. After you set up and synchronize the mouse with the RF receiver, hold the mouse in a comfor table, relaxed position with your index finger on the Activation Trigger and your thumb at the base of the Scroll Wheel (see illustration). Press and hold the Activation Trigger with your index finger. While holding the trigger, flex your wrist up, down and sideways (in a manner similar to using a flashlight). The mouse cursor tracks the motions of your hand. Remember, it is not necessar y to point the mouse at your computer, receiver or monitor. Use your thumb to press the left/right mouse buttons or to operate the scroll wheel. 3. 3. In addition to its optical sensor, the optical air mouse uses an advanced reflective sensor that detects when the mouse is being lifted of f the desktop. To conser ve batter y life, this sensor powers on the gyroscope and shuts down the optical sensor each time the mouse is picked up from the desktop. Tip: Double-click the Activation Trigger to keep the cursor continuously active. [. . . ] c. 8 5. To assign tools using the Menu-Driven Method: a. Right-click the icon square next to the button that you wish to assign. Select the New Tool or R epla ce Tool menu command. R echa rge ba ttery pa ck or repla ce (s ee Ins ta lling a nd Cha rging the B a tteries on pa ge 1 ). [. . . ]