
Plug the USB connector to the USB Port on your desktop
The mouse will automatically b
e recognized by your computer.
t find or see your cursor on the screen, follow the steps below:
Test the device on another USB port or computer.
The mouse is plug_and_play. No
you would like to customize the”
uch as “Zoom In, Zoom Out, Scroll Left, Scroll Right, Copy /Paste, Previous Page,
lease install the driver (enclosed
(Note: The driver is applicable to Windows 2000, XP, XP (x64), 2003(x64) and VISTA)
Before installing the mouse‘s “
Insert the enclosed software (CD) to start installation.
finish software installation
successfully installed the
Go to START, and then select
program list, then you have
)E.When the installation is completed, restart your computer
To remove the driver, follow the steps: Go to START, then select PROGRAMS>>

h as “Zoom In, Zoom Out, Scroll
Left, Scroll Right, Copy /Paste, Previous Page, Next Page…
etc.”-allatyour fingertip.

“Zoom In” and “Zoom Out” from the
Click “OK” in “Figure. A”
button on the mouse and move the mouse towards
to match your eyesight needs.
Available Mouse Gesture list:
For the mouse gestures, there are total 16 functions available
and ready for option. And among them, 8 of
simple gestures are specially designed to offer user
definable sensitivity. For instance, you may define the 8
the functions as shown above, then j
the line as the arrow shows
then that function will be executed
Universal 8 directions can be adjusted to get

you can enlarge the image size whether to do some editing to the image or just
to view the image more clearly.
b. Track of the drawing line
ain menu, a flash window will pop up. Then you can learn
more about how to use the active 16 functions in the Flash Demo.
ength of the drawing line
If step b is omitted, it will
Button” default function.
show how to integrate the “
and move your mouse in 16 different directions; you may perform instant functions such as “Zoom In, Zoom
Previous Page, Next Page”, up to 16 functions
unprecedented handy tools to use.

to increase target accuracy during the game play
ing the Report Rate of the Mouse
When the “Report Rate Setting” is selected in “Figure. A”, then
you’ll see the “Mouse Report Rate”
rate.“Mouse Report Rate (MRR)”
is the frequency of mouse data being transmitted to the computer in
one second. For instance, 500Hz represents the mouse data being transmitted 500 times to the
computer in one second. (In general, the MRR of a standard USB
mouse is 125Hz and a standard
PS/2 mouse is 100Hz). All of
K3, K4, K5, K6, K7 and X7 series is
ranging between 500Hz~1,000Hz,
pecifications of all A4 TECH products are subject to change without notification.
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