IOGear GME228BW6 User Manual [en, es, fr]

Installation

Installation Guide

Guide

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Installation

Bluetooth® Laser Mouse

Guide d’installation

Guide

Souris laser Bluetooth

Guia de Instalacion

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Ratón láser Bluetooth®

GME228BW6

PART NO. M0411

Package Contents

This package contains:

1 Bluetooth

1 Carrying case

1 USB battery charger cable

1 User manual

2 AAA rechargeable batteries

1 Warranty/Registration card

If any of the items are missing or damaged, please contact your dealer immediately.

Laser Mouse

Requirements

Computer/Laptop must be Bluetooth-enabled and support the HID proﬁ le •

Operating System: •

Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP •

Windows Vista •

MAC OS X v10.3.5 or later •

If the computer/laptop is currently not Bluetooth-enabled, a Bluetooth required. Refer to IOGEAR part number GBU221 and GBU321

USB adapter will be

Pictorial Introduction

Scroll Wheel 1.

Right Click Button 2.

Left Click Button3.

Battery Charging Connection 4.

Battery Cover Release5.

Battery Compartment 6.

Connect Button7.

Laser Sensor8.

Power On/Off Switch9.

6 2 3

Before You Start

BATTERY INSTALLATION

Push the battery cover release 1.

Insert the batteries (included in the package) 2. into the battery compartment

Put the cover back on 3.

Make sure the power On/Off switch is at ON 4. position. We do recommend that you charge the batteries for 10 hours before using the mouse

To charge the batteries, just plug the USB 5. charger cable into the USB port on you computer, and the mouse, and leave it on

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Before you can use the IOGEAR Bluetooth® mouse with your computer, you will ﬁ rst need to establish communication and then connect to it. The procedures below may be different for you, depending on the Bluetooth software you are using. If you need additional help, please consult the manual for your Bluetooth software.

Keep in mind that for the initial conﬁ guration, the Bluetooth

mouse will not be functional and that you will

need to use a different mouse.

Installation (Windows XP-Widcomm BTW 5.1.0.2700)

In the example below, the Bluetooth software used was WIDCOMM BTW 5.1.0.2700

Make sure your computer is Bluetooth-1. enabled and that it supports the Bluetooth HID proﬁ le.

Turn ON the mouse. 2.

Open your Bluetooth software (My 3. Bluetooth Places, in our example)

Press and hold the Connect button located 4. under the mouse for approximately ﬁ ve (5) seconds; this will set the mouse in discovery mode.

Start the search for Bluetooth devices 5. (Search for devices in range)

The IOGEAR Bluetooth6. listed as shown in the image. If the mouse is not detected, repeat step 4 and search for your Bluetooth® mouse again.

mouse should be

Right-click the IOGEAR Bluetooth7. and select “Connect Device.”

When prompted to connect, click Yes. 8.

mouse

Then simply click the Click here button with 9. the Bluetooth® mouse to conﬁ rm that the mouse is paired with your computer.

You should now be able to use the IOGEAR 10. Bluetooth® mouse. Once you have connected and paired your mouse with your Bluetooth-enabled computer, you don’t need to repeat this procedure. Even if you turn on/ off the Bluetooth

mouse or shut down your computer, the mouse will still connect to the computer when both devices are turned on.

Disconnect Device (Windows XP-Widcomm BTW 5.1.0.2700)

If you would like to disconnect your Bluetooth® mouse, just open My Bluetooth places. Right click on the Bluetooth® mouse in Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood and simply click on disable. When prompted to disable, click Yes.

Installation (Windows XP SP2-Microsoft Bluetooth stack)

The instructions below apply to Windows XP systems with Service Pack 2 installed.

Make sure that your computer is Bluetooth-1. enabled and that the Bluetooth icon shows on your tray-bar.

Right-click on the Bluetooth icon and select 2. “Add a Bluetooth Device.”

Before proceeding with the Bluetooth 3. Wizard, please do the following:

Switch ON the Bluetooth

•

Press and hold the “connect” button

•

mouse

underneath the mouse for ﬁ ve (5) seconds and then release Click the checkbox “My device is setup

•

and ready to be found” and then click Next

Your computer will scan for Bluetooth 4. devices in your area and display all found devices. On this window, you should see “Bluetooth Mouse” as shown below. Select the mouse and click Next to continue.

To pair with the Bluetooth5.

mouse, select “Don’t use a passkey”. Upon clicking Next, Windows XP will pair with the mouse and install the necessary drivers for your mouse.

At this point, the IOGEAR Bluetooth6. should be functional. Simply click Finish to close the Wizard.

mouse

Disconnect Device (Windows XP SP2-Microsoft Bluetooth stack)

If you would like to disconnect your Bluetooth® mouse, just open the Bluetooth devices control panel and delete the pairing for the mouse.

Installation (Windows Vista x86/x64-Microsoft Bluetooth Stack)

The instructions below apply to Windows Vista x86/x64 systems.

Make sure that your computer is Bluetooth-1. enabled and that the Bluetooth icon shows on your tray-bar.

Right-click on the Bluetooth icon and select 2. “Add a Bluetooth Device.”

Before proceeding with the Bluetooth 3. Wizard, please do the following:

Switch ON the Bluetooth® mouse.

•

Press and hold the “connect” button

•

underneath the mouse for ﬁ ve (5) seconds and then release. Click the checkbox “My device is setup

•

and ready to be found” and then click Next.

To pair with the Bluetooth5.

mouse, select “Don’t use a passkey”. Upon clicking Next, Windows XP will pair with the mouse and install the necessary drivers for your mouse.

At this point, the IOGEAR Bluetooth6. should be functional. Simply click Finish to close the Wizard.

mouse

Disconnect Device (Windows Vista x86/x64-Microsoft Bluetooth Stack)

If you would like to disconnect your Bluetooth® mouse, just open the Bluetooth devices control panel and delete the pairing for the mouse.

Installation (Mac OS)

Bluetooth support is built-in in MAC OS X. In the example below, we used MAC OS X v10.3.5 to conﬁ gure the IOGEAR Bluetooth® Mouse.

Make sure your computer is Bluetooth-1. enabled and that it supports the Bluetooth HID proﬁ le.

Turn ON the mouse. 2.

Open System Preferences and double-click 3. on the Bluetooth icon.

Under the settings tab, make sure that 4. Bluetooth is ON and that the box next to Discoverable is checked.

Next, select the Devices tab and click on Set 5. Up New Device.

This will start the Bluetooth Setup 6. Assistant. Click Continue to proceed.

On the next window, select the Mouse 7. option and click Continue.

Turn ON the IOGEAR Bluetooth8. then press and hold the Connect button located under the mouse for approximately ﬁ ve (5) seconds.

Once the IOGEAR Bluetooth9. detected, it will be listed under the window below. Select the mouse and click Continue.

Mouse,

Mouse is

Your computer will automatically pair with the 10.

Bluetooth

mouse. Then you are done! Your Bluetooth® mouse should now be functional. To exit the Bluetooth Setup Assistant, click Quit.

Once you have connected and paired your mouse with your Bluetooth-enabled computer, you don’t need to repeat this procedure. Even if you turn on/off the Bluetooth® mouse or shut down your computer, the mouse will still connect to the computer when both devices are turned on.

Disconnect Device (Mac OS)

If you would like to disconnect your Bluetooth® mouse, just open System Preferences and double-click on the Bluetooth icon. Then delete the mouse from the device list.

Operation

Please avoid using this mouse on glass, mirror and metal surfaces.

When traveling, it is advised that you turn the power On/Off switch to the OFF position in order to save battery life.

When the mouse movements turn sluggish, it may be the time for you to recharge the batteries. Just plug the USB charger cable into the USB port on your computer, and the mouse, and leave it on for a few hours. You don’t need to turn off the power, and you can use the mouse when it is charging the batteries. A completely depleted battery requires 10 hours to charge.

How to use the scroll wheel

Your mouse has a wheel that functions both as a wheel for Windows Scrolling and also as a customized button. To use as the Middle button, directly press the wheel. For scrolling the screen, simply scroll the wheel up and down.

Resolution switching

Press scroll wheel and right button together. The red LED light will blink when switching DPI. The light will turn off when DPI switches from 1600 DPI (default setting) to 800 DPI. Press the buttons again and the resolution resets to default setting.

How to Charge the mouse

Plug the USB cable into the mouse and the available USB port of the computer, and it will start charging. Mouse can work uninterruptedly during charging.

Note: To continuously charge the mouse via the USB cable, your computer must be turned ON and in standby mode.

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