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First-time connection with the PC
The NACON GM-110 optical mouse is a Plug´n´Play device. This means that the
necessary driver software should be installed automatically if you connect it to
your computer for the first time. Here are the steps in detail.
• Turn on your computer, wait for it to boot and log in to your Windows desktop.
• Look for an unused USB slot on your PC and plug in the USB cable of your NACON
GM-110 mouse.
• Windows will detect the new device and after a few seconds it will start the
installation process for the appropriate drivers. This is shown by a small icon in
the taskbar.
• The installation might take a while depending on the speed of your system. Once
the installation is complete, you will see the icon change. You can now use your
mouse.
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Changing the resolution
The NACON GM-110 uses an optical sensor to track your movements and transmit
this information to your PC.
This sensor can operate at various resolutions. The higher the resolution, the more
precisely your movements will be tracked, but the harder you might feel it is to
point the cursor at a specific point with your mouse. By pressing the DPI switch
located below the mouse wheel you can change between 4 different resolutions:
800, 1200, 1600 and 2400 DPI.
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Troubleshooting
My mouse does not install correctly after I´ve plugged it into the USB slot.
• Unplug your mouse from your PC wait a while and after that plug it into a different USB slot.
The tracking of my NACON GM-110 does not work properly.
• The performance of the optical sensors may decrease depending on which surface you
use your NACON GM-110 on, as some materials reflect the light of the sensor better than
others. The best performance should be achieved on mouse mats.
• After some time of usage, dirt and dust may get trapped in the sensor window and can
negatively impact the performance. Freeing the window from dirt should solve that.
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