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Summary of Contents for A4Tech G7-750
- Page 1 User Manual Model: G7-750 www.a4tech.com...
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Page 2: Hardware Installation
THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. -
Page 3: Software Installation
Software Installation 1. Before installing the mouse software, please uninstall any previously installed mouse software. Extract the ZIP file to your local disk and double click to start installation. 3. Follow on-screen instructions to complete the installation. 4. The icon will appear on your desktop, then you have successfully installed the software. - Page 4 Step 3: Remove the mouse batteries and insert again in 15 seconds， 6 digits of matching code will be displayed on the menu as shown “Mouse Pair ID OK”. C. How to Indicate Battery Status All of G7 series have Battery Status Indicator in the software, click “ ”in the main menu of the software, then the battery power status will be displayed on the screen.
- Page 5 E. DPI Setting There are 4 DPI levels are provided to satisfy your needs for works and games. Step 2: Choose the desired DPI from below popped Step 1: Right click on the icon in the taskbar window. and select “DPI Set” How to use 8 in 1 After launching 8 in 1, click on “...
- Page 6 3. Draw the line in Excel & Windows Picture and Fax Viewer. a. Start: Press the “Gesture Button” b. Track of the drawing line: Draw the lines as the arrow direction. c. End: Release the “Gesture Button” Reminder: If step b is omitted, it will perform as “Gesture Button" default function.
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Page 7: Troubleshooting
2. Use USB extension wire to position the Nano-receiver at a far location to prevent electromagnetism interference from devices which don’t pass safety standard. 3. Avoid using the wireless mouse on a metal surface. Metals such as iron, aluminum, or copper shield the radio frequency transmission and slow down the mouse’s response time or cause the mouse to fail temporarily.