KYE SYSTEMS GMZI1 User Manual

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Hardware Installation

1. You can connect the receiver to a PS/2 or USB port of a PC

2. Install two AA batteries in the mouse.

3. Turn on your computer. The mouse will now work.

4. After you open Windows, please press the button on the receiver first
and then press the button under the mouse for channel setting.

Important: Remember do not put the batteries in the wrong direction; use
the same types of batteries. Also, keep all drinks away! If any spill occurs
on the receiver, unplug the USB connector first and clean the receiver
immediately. Please switch the button to "off" under the mouse once you
don't use it for a long time, and remove the batteries if you do not use this
device for at least two weeks.

Warning: (Troubleshooting)

1. Please do not use the wireless optical mouse on a desk which is made
of glass, mirror, iron, or black velvet. Also, a flat surface is necessary
or the optical sensor will be error easily. When you use the wireless
optical mouse on a desk that is made of metal, try using a pad and
reduce the receiving distance.

2. Before the first installation is completed (channel setting ready), the
mouse will not work in DOS.

3. The wireless optical mouse channel provides 256 ID-codes, and it
automatically selects the ID # for your mouse. You can only set up
one wireless optical mouse at a time. But if you have additional
wireless optical mouse sets in an area of 10 square meters, more
interference will occur between the receiver and your mouse.

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4. If you feel the mouse does not move smooth as usual, then the
batteries have lost their charge and need to be replaced. Remember do
not put the batteries in the wrong direction.

5. The wireless optical mouse with radio frequency gives you free
movement and an enjoyable experience. For optimal performance,
place the receiver at least 8 inches (about 20cm) away from the mouse
and other electrical devices, such as the computer, monitor and etc.

Software Installation

1. Make sure the mouse is connected to the computer.

2. Put the CD driver into the CD drive.

3. Follow the instructions on the screen to finish the software
installation.

Change the Faceplate

Push the button underneath the
mouse towards the front and the
faceplate will pop off.

Mouse button definition:

1. Left Button: Provides traditional mouse

functions such as click, double click and
drag.

2. Right button: Provides traditional mouse

click function.

3. Roller button/Middle button: Scroll the

button to surf the Internet and Windows
documents.

4. Turbo roller button: Provides quick roller-

up.

5. Turbo roller button: Provides quick roller down.

6. Flip 3D button: Provides fast access to all opened windows in one easy 3D

view.

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