Targus Wireless RF Mouse User manual

Targus Wireless

RF Mouse

USER’S GUIDE

Making Your Mobile Life Easier.

Visit our Web site at: www.targus.com

400-0078-001A

Targus Wireless RF Mouse

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of a Targus

Wireless RF Mouse. This ergonomically designed

mouse uses a radio frequency (RF) link that enables

you to use the mouse anywhere within 3 feet of its

receiver. No line-of-sight between the mouse and its

receiver is required.

This user’s guide describes how to connect the

mouse receiver to your computer, install default

software drivers and set up the radio link for the

following RF mouse models:

•PAUM005 – Mini 3-button RF Optical Mouse with

scrolling wheel

•PAUM006 – Mini 3-button RF Mouse with scrolling

wheel

In addition to this user’s guide, depending on the RF

mouse model that you purchased, this package

contains:

PAU M005 PAUM006

•Mouse

•Receiver

•2 AA batteries

•Three inch USB

extension cable

•Optional charger

base available

(part number

252-0013-001A)

•Mouse

•Receiver

•2 AAA batteries

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System Requirements

To use the RF mouse, your computer must meet the

following hardware requirements and run one of the

operating systems listed below.

NOTE: The third button and the scrolling wheel only work with

the operating systems listed above. If you use the RF mouse

with a different operating system, it will lose its enhanced

features and function as a standard, two-button mouse.

Connecting the Mouse

Receiver and Installing the

Device Drivers

To connect the mouse receiver:

1Turn off your computer.

2Plug 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.

Hardware Operating System

•PC with a Pentium®processor or

equivalent and a hard disk drive

•Windows®98/Me/

2000/XP

•USB version 1.1 interface

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Windows®98/Me Operating Systems

1Turn on your computer.

The Add New Hardware Wizard appears.

If it does not, the operating system has installed the

default driver automatically. No other steps are

necessary.

2Click Next.

The locate driver screen appears.

3Select “Search for the best driver for your

device. (Recommended),” and then click Next.

The wizard searches for the appropriate device

driver.

4Click Next.

5Click Finish to complete the driver installation.

You are now ready to install the batteries in the

mouse, set the radio frequency channel, and

establish a communications link between the mouse

and its receiver. See “Establishing a

Communications Link (All RF Mouse Models)” on

page 6.

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Windows®2000/XP Operating Systems

1Turn on your computer.

The Found New Hardware Wizard appears.

If it does not, the operating system has installed the

default driver automatically. No other steps are

necessary.

2Click Next.

The wizard searches for the appropriate device

driver.

3Click Next.

4Click Finish to complete the driver installation

You are now ready to install the batteries in the

mouse, set the radio frequency channel, and

establish a communications link between the mouse

and its receiver. See “Establishing a

Communications Link (All RF Mouse Models)” on

page 6.

Using the RF Mouse

Installing the Batteries

1Remove the battery cover from the bottom of the

mouse by pressing the battery cover tab and

siding it off.

NOTE: If you have a model PAUM005 RF mouse, the battery

cover is also the top cover of the mouse.

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2Insert the supplied batteries, making sure that

the positive (+) and negative (-) ends of each

battery match the polarity indicators inside the

battery housing.

3Slide the battery cover back into position until it

“clicks” firmly into place.

If you have a model PAUM005 RF mouse, the

optical sensor, located on the bottom of the mouse,

glows red.

WARNINGS: When replacing the batteries, you may use

alkaline or other heavy-duty NiMH batteries. Never use an

alkaline with a NiMH battery in a device.

Avoid mixing new and used batteries in a device.

Establishing a Communications Link (All

RF Mouse Models)

The RF mouse has 256 identification codes that

allow the mouse and its receiver to operate without

interference from other radio frequency devices.

To set the identification code and establish a radio

link between the mouse and the receiver:

1Press and release the link button, located on the

bottom of the RF mouse.

2Press and release the link button on the

receiver.

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The receiver’s status light flashes while it scans the

identification codes for the mouse. Once a code is

selected, the status light stops flashing.

3Press and release the screen scroller (middle)

button.

You are now ready to use the RF mouse.

NOTE: You must reestablish the communications link every

time you change the batteries.

Operating Hints

For optimal performance and RF reception:

•Place the receiver at least 8 inches (20 cm) away

from all electrical devices, such as your monitor,

speakers or external storage devices.

•Avoid using the RF mouse on a metal surface.

Metals, such as iron, aluminum or copper, shield

the radio frequency transmission and may slow

down the mouse’s response time or cause the

mouse to fail temporarily.

•The RF mouse will enter a suspend mode at the

same time your computer does. To wake the

mouse, press and release the screen scroller

(middle) button.

•If your computer has a metal case that contains

aluminum or magnesium, use the RF mouse to the

side. The display panel may interfere with the radio

frequency signal if you use the mouse directly in

front of the computer.

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If you are using an optical RF mouse (model

PAUM005):

•Never use the RF mouse on a glass or mirrored

surface as these surfaces will cause the mouse to

fail temporarily.

•To maximize battery life, use the RF mouse on a

white, or light colored surface. Dark surfaces cause

the mouse’s light emitter diode (LED) light to glow

brighter, which causes the battery to discharge

more rapidly.

Comfortable Usage

Research suggests that physical discomfort and

injury to nerves, tendons, and muscles may be

related to repetitive motion, an improperly set up

work area, incorrect body posture, and poor work

habits.

To reduce the risk of injury, follow these precautions:

•Stand, stretch, and move around several times

every hour.

•Switch hands while performing tasks. Use shortcut

keys to avoid repetitive or awkward mouse

movements.

•Relax your shoulders and keep your elbows at your

sides. Adjust the keyboard’s position so that you

don’t have to stretch to reach it.

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•Adjust your position so that you don’t have to bend

your wrists to type; avoid placing your wrists on a

sharp edge.

If you feel discomfort or numbness in your hands,

wrists, arms, shoulders, neck, or back while typing,

consult a qualified medical professional.

Specifications

NOTE: Specifications are for all models unless indicated

otherwise.

Models

PAUM005

PAUM006

Button Count

3 with scrolling wheel

ID Selections

256

Electromagnetic Characteristics (EMC)

CE - Type acceptance: ETS 300 220 short range

devices

VCCI approval (Japan) - PAUM006 only

Distance Between Mouse and Receiver

PAUM005Up to 3 feet (1 m)

PAUM006Up to 5 feet (1.6 m)

Mouse Carrier Frequency

27 MHz

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Dimensions

Mouse:

PAUM005 3.86 x 2.32 x 1.5 inches

(98 x 59 x 38 mm)

PAUM006 3.82 x 2.24 x 1.25 inches

(97 x 57 x 32 mm)

Receiver:

PAUM005 1.96 x 0.86 x 0.59 inches

(50 x 22 x 15 mm)

PAUM006 2.48 x 0.86 x 0.66 inches

(63 x 22 x 17 mm)

Weight

Mouse (without batteries):

PAUM005 3.74 ounces (106 grams)

PAUM006 3.25 +/-.35 ounces (92 +/- 10 grams)

Receiver:

PAUM005 .56 ounces (16 grams)

PAUM006 .98 ounces (28 grams)

Receiver Interface

USB version 1.1

Operating Voltage

Mouse (powered by batteries):

PAUM005 3.6V DC

PAUM006 3V DC

Receiver: 4.5 to 5.5V DC

(powered by the USB port)

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