Rosewill RM-8500 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- Category: A category that includes Wireless Laser Mouse
- Reference: Remote RM-8500
- Type: It operates on dual frequency band consisting of 2.4 GHZ and frequency hopping spread spectrum (fhss).
- Area of consulting: Distance not exceeding ten meters.
- Level of precision: 2 levels, one at 800 dpi and another one at 1600 dpi.
- Controls: It has 2 side buttons used for browsing forward and back.
- Setting Id: Automatic setting of Id takes place during the manufacture process but a user can also manually set it.
- Batteries: One AA size alkaline battery is included.
- Systems Supported: Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista or any newer version.
- Other Items Included: USB nano receiver, quick installation guide and Travel Pouch.
- Measurements: Instructions do not include this information.
- Time for setup: It is plug and play.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What actions should be taken if the wireless mouse malfunctions?
A: Please confirm if the usb dongle receiver is connected to the usb port of the computer, also check if the batteries are installed in the required manner and ensure ID-Pairing is performed.
Q: How can I adjust the DPI settings on the mouse?
A: You can toggle between 800 DPI and 1600DPI by pressing both the middle and left button on the mouse at the same time.
Q: What is the process of adjusting the ID for the mouse?
A: Be sure to install the mouse hardware. Connect the USB dongle to your PC, allow it to finish loading, and then position the mouse next to the receiver. Turn on the mouse power switch and keep the left and right buttons pressed together; this should last for roughly three to four seconds.
Q: What is your advice when the battery low LED glows red?
A: If the cursor fails to move or shows erratic movement and the battery low LED emits a red light, then it is time for a battery replacement without further ado.
Q: What else is needed to operate with this mouse?
A: This kind of wireless mouse works only with Microsoft Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista or any newer version of Windows.
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