User manual THRUSTMASTER NOMAD PACK WIRELESS

[. . . ] A red LED lights up on the underside of the mini-mouse. If necessary, disconnect the mouse already connected to your computer. Connect the transmitter/receiver to one of your computer’s USB ports. A green LED lights up on the transmitter/receiver, indicating that it is powered on. 2/6 If your computer’s USB ports are too close together for you to insert the transmitter/receiver, you can use the USB extension cable: - Connect the USB extension cable to one of your computer’s USB ports. [. . . ] Once charging is complete, you may disconnect the recharging cable and use the wireless mini-mouse at a distance from your computer. CONNECTING THE NUMERIC KEYPAD AND EARPHONES 1. Connect the numeric keypad’s USB connector to one of your laptop’s USB ports. A green LED lights up on the numeric keypad; the keypad is locked numerically by default. Your numeric keypad features two USB ports which you can use to connect USB peripherals such as a printer, digital camera, webcam, external audio module, etc. As the numeric keypad is not powered by an external power source, it may happen that the keypad will not accept certain USB peripherals which require a great deal of power, such as some vibrating game controllers for example (gamepad or racing wheel) or even some printers. If you have Windows 98 SE installed on your computer, you must also install the USB drivers for the numeric keypad: - Click on Next in the dialog box that appears. - If prompted by Windows to do so, insert the Windows 98 SE CD-ROM into your computer’s CD-ROM drive in order to install the required system files. - Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation. Connect the earphones’ connector to the headphone plug on your computer. Give the retractable earphone cable a sharp little tug to release it or lock it in place at the length you require. TROUBLESHOOTING 1) The mini-mouse does not switch on. The mini-mouse switches on but does not work. - Make sure that you have inserted the batteries correctly, in accordance with the polarity indicated on the inside of the battery compartment. - Make sure that you have closed the battery compartment cover properly. - Move closer to your laptop computer. 4/6 - Verify all connections. If necessary, disconnect and then reconnect all cables. Verify in particular that you have connected the longer connector on the recharging cable to the port on the mini-mouse. - Establish communication between the mini-mouse and the transmitter/receiver: press the + button on the transmitter/receiver and then the ID Connect button on the back of the mini-mouse. - Under Windows 98 SE: make sure that you have properly installed the USB drivers required for your mini-mouse to function. - Make sure that your laptop computer’s USB port is working properly, for example by reconnecting your old mouse or another USB peripheral. 2) The transmitter/receiver does not switch on. If necessary, disconnect and then reconnect all cables. - Establish communication between the mini-mouse and the transmitter/receiver: press the + button on the transmitter/receiver and then the ID Connect button on the back of the mini-mouse. 3) The numeric keypad does not switch on. [. . . ] Within the context of this warranty, the consumer’s defective product will, at Technical Support’s option, be either repaired or replaced. Where authorized by applicable law, the full liability of Guillemot and its subsidiaries (including for indirect damages) is limited to the repair or replacement of the Thrustmaster product. The consumer’s legal rights with respect to legislation applicable to the sale of consumer goods are not affected by this warranty. This warranty shall not apply: (1) if the product has been modified, opened, altered, or has suffered damage as a result of inappropriate or abusive use, negligence, an accident, normal wear, or any other cause not related to a material defect or manufacturing flaw; (2) in the event of failure to comply with the instructions provided by Technical Support; (3) to software not published by Guillemot, said software being subject to a specific warranty provided by its publisher. [. . . ]