Manhattan 77221 User Manual

MXD
WIRELESS
OPTICAL
DESKTOP
MOUSE

USER
MANUAL

Model 177221

MAN-177221-UM-0708-01

Thank you for purchasing the MANHATTAN® MXD Wireless Optical
Desktop Mouse, Model 177221.

With 256 IDs and a compact USB cradle receiver/recharger, this mouse
provides secure, stable connections in busy environments. Plus, the

convenient six-button conguration (with scroll wheel) provides direct
access to essential commands with minimal wrist movement.

The easy-to-follow instructions in this guide* help make installation of the
mouse quick and simple, so you’ll also soon be enjoying the benets of

these additional features:

• 27 MHz technology offers wireless freedom with effective range up to

1.5 m (5 ft.)

• Auto power management and receiver/recharger help maintain proper

battery levels

• Fully customizable and programmable buttons access frequently used
applications and tasks

• Full-sized, ergonomic design offers comfortable grip with less fatigue

• Wide, low-friction base smoothly glides over work surfaces

• Plug and Play installation — Windows compatible

• Lifetime Warranty

* Some software screen images have been modied to t the format of
this guide.

Package Contents

• MXD Wireless Optical Desktop Mouse with Cradle Receiver/Recharger

• 2 AA batteries and non-retractable cable

• Quick install guide and software CD

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for
a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules. These

limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to

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radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception — which can be

determined by turning the equipment off and then back on — the user
is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the

following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.

• Consult your MANHATTAN dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician

for help.

HARDWARE INSTALLATION

Batteries

On the underside of the mouse,
set the On/Off switch to Off. Lift the
battery compartment cover to
access the compartment, and insert

the two AA rechargeable batteries
(included), matching the polarity

indicators on the inside of the

compartment. Replace the cover,

pressing gently till it clicks in place.

Receiver

Connect the cradle receiver/recharger to a USB port on the computer.
NOTE: If using a PS/2 connector (with a USB–PS/2 adapter), some
functions may not work.

For optimal operational reliability (including laptop use with this mouse),

it’s recommended that the cradle receiver/recharger and mouse be

placed on the same surface of your workstation during operation.

Battery
compartment
cover

On/Off
Switch

SOFTWARE INSTALLATION

1. Insert the enclosed driver

CD in the CD-ROM drive
of the computer. AutoRun
will launch the application.

Ensure that the mouse’s
receiver is connected,

then click “Install now.”

2. The program will search

for the mouse and display

the welcome screen once
it’s found. Click “Next” to

begin the installation,
which will present a
subsequent screen
featuring a status bar to
indicate the progress of
the operation.

Mouse Driver

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3. Once installation is

complete, you will see a
“Do you want to reboot
now?” prompt. Click “Yes,
reboot now.”

4. Once the reboot is

complete, the Ofce
Mice Center icon
will appear in the system tray, or dock. This application allows you to
reprogram your mouse buttons and congure the Magic Jump button.
Double-click on this icon to launch the conguration utility.

CONFIGURATION

As mentioned above, double-clicking on the Ofce Mice Center icon
launches the conguration utility. Each of the four conguration tabs
that appear — Buttons, Speed, Scrolling and Magic Jump — presents

a screen that displays distinct programming options.

Buttons

The Buttons screen lets you congure the function of each button on
the mouse: to launch applications or perform different functions with an
easy-to-use drop-down menu.

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Each drop-down
menu programs
the buttons with
one of the
selections listed
in the table
at right.

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Left-Click Right-Click Middle-Click

Back Forward Scroll Left
Scroll Right Button Off Alt
Ctrl Delete Enter
Shift Copy (Ctrl + C) Cut (Ctrl + X)
Paste (Ctrl + V) Redo (Ctrl + Y) Undo (Ctrl + Z)
Show/Hide Desktop New Open
Save Refresh Mail Webpage (IE)
Mail Link (Outlook) Find MS Word
MS Excel MS Power Point MS Front Page

MS Access MSN Messenger Media Player

MS Paint Calculator Note Pad
Word Pad Recorder Volume
Run Date/Time Control Magic Jump

Speed

The Speed screen lets you manage pointer control and movement.
Speed, Acceleration and Smart Move are available to make using your
mouse easier.

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Scrolling

The Scrolling screen lets you enable/disable the scrolling function and
set the speed and direction of the scrolling. Also, you can adjust the
clicking speed to act as a double-click.

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Magic Jump

The Magic Jump screen lets you map multiple shortcuts with the click

of a single button. A list of the default applications displays on the left­hand side of the screen.

To add an application or le to your Magic Jump application, click “Add.”

When the list of available applications displays, simply check the box

to the left of the application. Uncheck the box if you don’t want the
application to show.

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Click “Add URL/File” to add an application or le not listed. Enter the path
to the le or Web site, then click “OK” when
the application, site or le is highlighted.

• Magic Jump remains on the top of all active
windows.

• The up/down arrows let you navigate

quickly through your list of applications.

• Click an application or le icon to launch it.

• The center “X” button closes Magic Jump;

press the appropriate mouse button to re-launch the application.

• Clicking on the center circle will allow you to move the Magic Jump to

a different location on your screen.

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Mouse ID

button

OPERATION

ID Setup

With the mouse positioned near the cradle
receiver/recharger, use a hard, narrow object

(such as a pin or a paper clip) to press both ID
buttons: rst on the cradle receiver/recharger;
then, within 10 seconds, on the underside of

the mouse. Hold each button in for a full second.
The cradle receiver/recharger light will ash

rapidly for a few seconds, then remain lit,
indicating that the connection between the

cradle receiver/recharger and the mouse has been made

and the mouse is ready for wireless operation.

Battery Charging

While using the mouse, if the red Low Battery LED on the mouse ashes,

recharge or change the batteries. To recharge, place the mouse in the

cradle of the receiver/recharger; a full charge requires 8-10 hours. To

stop charging, remove the mouse from the cradle.

To recharge the mouse when the computer is shut down, connect the
receiver/recharger base to a MANHATTAN powered USB hub.

NOTE: The actual charging time depends on the degree of the
discharge.

Functions

The function buttons
are indicated at right.

Scroll wheel

Left click

Right click

Page forward

Auto-scroll

Page back

Low Battery LED

Operating Tips

• Operate the mouse within 1.5 m (5 ft.) of the receiver.

• Place the mouse on a white or light-colored surface for optimal

performance. The optical mouse may not perform properly on highly
polished, dark or glass surfaces or 3D mouse pads.

• Remove the batteries if the mouse will not be used for an extended
period of time or if you transport the device.

• The mouse automatically enters a sleep mode after a period of inactivity

to save power. Press any key or scroll to wake it.

• To disconnect power to the mouse, move the switch on the underside
of the mouse to the Off position. To restore power to the mouse, move
the same switch to the On position.

• If the Low Battery LED on the receiver ashes when the mouse is

moved, change or recharge the batteries immediately.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Standards and Certications

• USB 1.1

• FCC

• CE

• WEEE

General

• USB 1.1 receiver

• RF 27 MHz with 256 IDs

• Recharge time: 8-10 hours to fully charge

• Mouse: optical, 800 dpi resolution

• Automatic power save/power off mode

• LED indicators: Low Battery and Activity

• Controls: right and left mouse with scroll-wheel, page forward,

page back and auto-scroll buttons

• Material: ABS plastic

• Compatible with Windows 2000/XP/Vista

Dimensions

• USB receiver: 27 MHz (256 IDs); 9.7 x 8 x 6.5 cm (3.8 x 3.1 x 2.5 in.);

56.7 g (2 oz.); cable, 1.5 m (58 in.)

• Mouse: 13 x 8.5 x 4 cm (5.1 x 3.3 x 1.6 in.); 147.4 g (5.2 oz.)

Environmental

• Operational temperature: 0 – 45°C

• Storage temperature: -40 – 45°C

• Working humidity: < 85%

• Electrical: 5 V < 30 mA

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