pleomax MBC-800B User Manual

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MBC-800B User's Manual

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Bluetooth Laser Mouse

Two AAA Battery

Mouse Driver CD

User's Manual

Turn on PC or Notebook and search for new input device.

Turn on MBC-800B Mouse power.

Keep Mouse close to PC or Notebook then waiting 5~8 seconds for connecting action. (When

device connecting blue led will blinking, when device finished connect blue led will turn off. )

Select "Connect" icon in PC or Notebook.

When monitor show find new input device information then user can start use mouse

Notice: The driver supports Windows 2000 XP and Vista

Installation driver CD could be automatically

Recognized once plugged in. In case it doesn't work, please try below.

Insert the driver CD → Double click "Setup.exe" and follow set-up instructions.

A Mouse Setting icon will appear on the task bar.

Setup step

Driver Installation – MBC 800B

1. Double click "Setup.exe"

Follow set-up instructions

2. The InstallShield Wizard will install MBC 800B on your computer, click Next.

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Page 1 2. Hardware Installation Turn on PC or Notebook and search for new input device. Turn on MBC-800B Mouse power. Keep Mouse close to PC or Notebook then waiting 5~8 seconds for connecting action. (When device connecting blue led will blinking, when device finished connect blue led will turn off. ) Select “Connect”...
Page 2 3. Select folder where setup will install files. Click Next. 4. Setup Status 5. Click Finish to complete setup.
Page 3 6. A mouse icon will appear on the task bar. 4. Battery Notice When LED indicator appeared red color it means the battery is low Please change the battery immediately. Press any button to wake up the mouse while it is in the standby mode. 5.
Page 4 PLEOMAX Website- http://www.pleomax.com Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.