Targus Optical Notebook Mouse, OPTICAL User Manual

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Optical Notebook Mouse

USER’S GUIDE

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Features and specifications are subject to change without notice. © 2003 Targus Corp.

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OPTICAL NOTEBOOK

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of a Targus Optical
Notebook Mouse. The scroll feature of this ergonomically
designed mouse enhances your Internet browsing capabilities
and enables you to quickly access program feature options

supported under the Windows® operating system.

NOTE: If you are running the Macintosh® operating system,
the Optical Notebook Mouse emulates a one button mouse.

The mouse connects directly to your computer’s USB port.

MOUSE

Alternatively, if you are using the Windows® operating system,
you can use the supplied PS/2 adapter to connect the mouse to
your computer’s PS/2 port.

This user’s guide describes how to connect the mouse to your
computer, install the default device drivers and personalize the
mouse features.

System Requirements

To use the mouse, your computer must meet the following
hardware requirements and run one of the operating systems
listed.

Hardware

• PC with a Intel® Pentium® processor or equivalent and a
hard disk drive

• 64 MB RAM or higher, depending on the operating system

• USB version 1.1 or PS/2 port

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Optical Notebook Mouse

Operating System

• Windows® 98/Me/2000/XP

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• Windows NT

(PS/2 only)

• Mac OS 9.2 and higher

Connecting the Mouse to Your Computer

Depending on the operating system you are running, you can
connect the mouse to either your computer’s USB port or,
using the supplied PS/2 adapter, you can connect the mouse to
your computer’s PS/2 port.

Connecting the Mouse to the USB Port

NOTE: If you are running the Windows NT
you must connect the mouse to your computer’s PS/2 port.
See “Connecting the Mouse to the PS/2 Port.”

To connect the mouse to an available USB port, plug the
standard USB end of the cable into an available USB port on
your computer.

You are now ready to install the device drivers for your
operating system.

Connecting the Mouse to the PS/2 Port

NOTE: If you are running the Macintosh operating system,
you must connect the mouse to your computer’s USB port.
See “Connecting the Mouse to the USB Port.”

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operating system,

To connect the mouse to an available PS/2 port:

1 Turn off your computer.

2 Disconnect the existing mouse, if one is attached.

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