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Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology User's Guide

Overview

This user's guide contains information that will help you to setup and operate your mouse in a fast and easy manner.

Information in this document is subject to change without notice.

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Initial Release : 8 June 2007

Setup

Mouse

Introduction Usage Troubleshooting Specifications

Software

Introduction Usage Troubleshooting

Statutory Information

Warranty Regulatory Certifications

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Certifications: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

Microsoft WHQL Logo

Microsoft WHQL Logo

The Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology has passed WHQL logo testing by Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Labs.

WHQL Logo is a certification scheme operated by Microsoft Windows Hardware Quality Labs. In this case it ensures that hardware is compatible with MicrosoftOperating Systems. The mouse is qualified through the use of WHQL test kits and has been included on the Microsoft Hardware Compatibility List.





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Introduction: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

Overview • Features

Overview

Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology

Features

The Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology enables you to:

l Scroll up, down, left, and right in a document or web page. Navigate to a different page on the web, or to a different folder on your computer.l Perform a range of common tasks such as launch, switch and close programs, cut, copy and paste information.l Zoom in and out of documents.





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Specifications: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

General • Electrical • Physical • Environmental • Cordless

General

Electrical

Physical

Environmental

Cordless


Manufacturer Logitech Inc.

Model number M-RCG-DEL6

Connection type Wireless technology

Supported Operating Systems Microsoft® Windows® XP, Media Center Edition or Windows Vista™.

Operating Voltage 1.9V to 3.3V

Power consumption Battery life: approx. 4 months

Height 43.1 mm

Wid th 61.3 mm

Length 128.8 mm

Weight 90 g, without batteries

Operating temperature 0 °C to 40 °C

Storage temperature -40 °C to 65 °C

Operating humidity 90%ma x Relative Humidity, non condensing

Storage humidity 90%ma x Relative Humidity, non condensing

Radio transmission Bi-directional, Bluetooth technology

Range 10 m




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Troubleshooting: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

If you have problems with your mouse:

1. Verify that the batteries are new, properly placed, and that the mouse is turned on.2. If you still have a problem, restart your computer.3. If you still experience connection issues, verify if your computer's bluetooth LED is on (blue), and then proceed to the next step.

NOTE: If your computer’ s Bluetooth LED is off, follow your computer’ s user manual to enable the Bluetooth radio.

4. If you use the Microsoft® Windows® XP operating system on your system, verify that your Bluetooth software is installed properly on your notebookcomputer and ensure that you have started Bluetooth.

5. In the Windows taskbar at the bottom of the screen, right-click the Bluetooth icon, click the Options menu, and then do the following to identify theinstalled Bluetooth software:

¡ If the About menu command appears, click it to identify Bluetooth stack for Windows by Toshiba.¡ If the Advanced Configuration menu command appears, click it to identify Widcomm Bluetooth Software.

6. Perform one of the following steps to be able to operate the mouse:¡ If you have the Toshiba Bluetooth Software installed or use the Windows Vista™ operating system on your notebook computer, Click here.¡ If you have the Widcomm Bluetooth Software installed or use the Windows Vista operating system on your notebook computer, Click here.¡ If you do not have any Bluetooth software installed, but use the Windows Vista operating system on your notebook computer, Click here.





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Usage: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

Mouse Buttons Overview • Using the Left and Right Mouse Buttons • Using the Forward and Back Mouse Buttons • Using the Wheel

Mouse Buttons Overview

Buttons assignments:

Using the Left and Right Mouse Buttons

Your mouse has traditional left and right mouse buttons. It is initially set up with the left-hand button assigned the standard 'Click/Select' task, and theright-hand button assigned the 'Context Menu/Alternate Select' task. If you are left-handed you can reverse these basic functions to make your device morecomfortable to use.

Using the Forward and Back Mouse Buttons

The Forward and Back buttons can be customized depending on the Microsoft Office ® application you are using. To do this, check the Application SpecificSettings box in the SetPoint software.

Forward and Back can navigate in the following ways:

Unchecking the Application Specific Settings box returns Forward and Back to their standard functions.

Using the Wheel

Using the scroll wheel instead of clicking the scroll bars within your applications makes it easier to focus on a document's content. Rolling the wheel forward

1 Main click

2 Contextual Menu

3 Roller & Wheel Button

4Bluetooth Binding Indication LED (blue);Low Battery Indication LED (amber)

5 Forward Button

6 Backward Button

7 Power On/Off Switch

8 Bluetooth Connection Button

NOTE: You can use SetPoint to customize button assignments. To launch SetPoint either double-click the icon, , in the Windows taskbar or click S t a r t ®

Pr o g r a m s ® Se tPo in t ® S e t t i n g s .

NOTE: This feature only works with some applications in Microsoft Office 2000, Office XP, and Office 2003 applications, as listed below.

Application Forward / Back Microsoft Internet Explorer™ Next page / Previous page Microsoft Word Page Down / Page Up

Microsoft Outlook®, Outlook Express Next message / Previous message

Microsoft PowerPoint Next slide / Previous slide Windows Explorer Next folder / Previous folder




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scrolls up a document, and rolling it backward scrolls down.

Your mouse is equipped with a tilt wheel, so you can push it left and right if you want to scroll from side-to-side when you see horizontal scroll bars.

Your mouse also offers 'wheel-free scrolling', letting you scroll through pages more quickly without using the scroll wheel.

The scroll wheel can also be used as an extra button. You can click it like any other mouse button to carry out a task of your choice - for example to enablezooming or a different feature.





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Regulatory: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

Regulatory Information

Regulatory Information

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 designedto provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequencyenergy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, whichcan be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

l Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.l Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.l Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

This equipment has been certified to comply with the limits for a class B computing device, pursuant to FCC Rules. In order to maintain compliance with FCCregulations, shielded cables must be used with this equipment. Operation with non-approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interferenceto radio and TV reception. The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without the approval of manufacturer could void theuser's authority to operate this equipment.

The class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.

As for the Agency Approval, this mouse is approved by:


Region Country Approval type

AMERICAS Canada IC

AMERICAS United States FCC & UL

AMERICAS Venezuela CONATEL

ASIA Australia / New Zealand c-tick

ASIA China SRRC

ASIA Indonesia DGPT

ASIA Japan TELEC

ASIA Malaysia SIRIM

ASIA Philippines NTC

ASIA Singapore IDA

ASIA South Korea MIC

ASIA Taiwan DGT & /BSMI

EUROPE EEC & EFTA CE & TUV/GS

EUROPE Egypt TRA

EUROPE Israel MOC

EUROPE Russia GOST

EUROPE Saudi Arabia SASO & CITC

EUROPE South Africa ICASA

EUROPE Ukraine UKRSEPRO




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Setup: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

System Requirements

To install and operate your Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology, either of the following operating systems is required:

l Microsoft® Windows® XP, Media Center Editionl Windows Vista™

Getting Started

Contents Of The Box • Inserting Batteries • Setting Up The Mouse

Contents Of The Box

The Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology includes the following items:

l Mouse

l AA Batteries (2)l Software CDl User's Guide

Open the package and remove the contents to start the installation.

Inserting Batteries

Insert two AA batteries into the mouse. You must ensure that the batteries are placed properly. Then turn on the mouse using the On/Off switch on its base.The optical sensor of the mouse will turn on (red) if the batteries are placed properly.

NOTE: Do not press the Connect button at this time.

Setting Up The Mouse

Setting Up Your Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology (Part 1)

If you have the Toshiba Bluetooth Software installed on a Dell notebook computer, complete the following steps:

All the required mouse software is pre-installed on your notebook computer. If you must restore this software, insert the Setup CD, and then follow the on-screen instructions.

NOTE: To uninstall the SetPoint program, click S t a r t ® S e t t i n g s ® Con t r ol Pan el ® Ad d / R em o v e Pr og r am s . In the Ad d / R em o v e Pr og r am s window, selectSetPoint program, and then click Ch an g e/ R em o v e .

1. You must turn off any other Bluetooth-enabled mouse. The receiver may detect a Bluetooth-enabled mouse in the range of 10 meters (30 feet).2. Ensure that your computer's Bluetooth LED is on (blue), then proceed to the next step.

NOTE: If your computer ’ s Bluetooth LED is off, follow your computer ’ s user manual to enable the Bluetooth radio.3. In the Windows taskbar at the bottom of the screen, right-click on the Bluetooth icon, click Start Bluetooth, and then follow the instructions to activate

Bluetooth.4. In the Bluetooth Settings window, click New Connection.5. D. When the Add New Connection wizard appears, press and hold the Bluetooth button on your mouse for 2 seconds, and then click Next in the Add

New Connection wizard.

NOTE: Ensure that you complete steps 6 and 7 within three minutes; otherwise, return to step 3.6. When the Searching for Bluetooth Devices window appears, wait for a minimum of 20 seconds to allow your computer to connect with the mouse.7. When the connection is complete and Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology appears in the list, select the Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth

Technology from the list, and then click Next.8. C lose the Bluetooth Settings window.

NOTE: You must turn off any other Bluetooth-enabled mouse. The receiver may detect a Bluetooth-enabled mouse in the range of 10 meters (30 feet). If youexperience any issues, complete all the steps again.

NOTE: If you have the Widcomm Bluetooth Software installed or use the Windows Vista operating system on a Dell notebook computer, complete the steps in part 2 or part 3.




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If you have the Widcomm Bluetooth Software installed on a Dell notebook computer, complete the following steps:


NOTE: To uninstall the SetPoint program, click S t a r t ®

S e t t i n g s ®

Con t r ol Pan el ®

Ad d / R em o v e Pr og r am s . In the Ad d / R em o v e Pr og r am s window, selectSetPoint program, and then click Ch an g e/ R em o v e .


NOTE: If your computer ’ s Bluetooth LED is off, follow your computer ’ s user manual to enable the Bluetooth radio.3. In the Windows taskbar at the bottom of the screen, right-click on the Bluetooth icon, click Start Using Bluetooth, and then follow the instructions to

activate Bluetooth.4. In the Bluetooth Settings window, click Next.5. In the Bluetooth Service Selection window, select Human Interface Device, and then click Next.6. When the Bluetooth Device Selection window appears, press and hold the Bluetooth button on your mouse for 2 seconds, and then wait for a

minimum of 20 seconds until Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology appears in the list.7. In the Bluetooth Device Selection window, double-click Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology to let your computer connect with your mouse.8. In the Confirmation Required window, Click here before the countdown reaches zero to confirm that the correct mouse is connected.


If you have the Windows Vista operating system installed on a Dell notebook computer, complete the following steps:


NOTE: To uninstall the SetPoint program, click S t a r t ® S e t t i n g s ® Con t r ol Pan el ® Ad d / R em o v e Pr og r am s . In the Ad d / R em o v e Pr og r am s window, select

SetPoint program, and then click Ch an g e/ R em o v e .


NOTE: If your computer ’ s Bluetooth LED is off, follow your computer ’ s user manual to enable the Bluetooth radio.3. Cl ick Start ® Settings ® Control Panel. Ensure that the Control Panel window is switched to Classic View, and then double-click Bluetooth devices.

4. In the Bluetooth Devices window, click Add.5. Press and hold the Bluetooth button on your mouse for 2 seconds. The blue LED on the mouse starts blinking. Select the My device is set up and ready

to be found option, and then click Next.6. When the Add Bluetooth Devices Wizard window appears, wait for a minimum of 20 seconds until Dell Travel Mouse with Bluetooth Technology

appears in the list. Select Dell Travel Mouse with Bluetooth Technology from the list and then click Next.7. In the next page, check Don’t use a passkey, and click Next.8. In the next page, click Finish to connect your computer to the mouse.

To confirm mouse functionality perform simple operations such as a button/key press and cursor motion.

For details about using your mouse, refer to Mouse: Usage.

If your mouse is NOT working, refer to Mouse: Troubleshooting.


NOTE: If you have the Toshiba Bluetooth Software installed or use the Windows Vista operating system on a Dell notebook computer, complete the steps in part1 or part 3.

NOTE: If you have the Widcomm Bluetooth Software or the Toshiba Bluetooth Software installed on a Dell notebook computer, complete the steps in part 1 or part2.

NOTE: If you failed to setup the mouse, repeat the steps again.




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Introduction: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology Software

Overview • Features

Overview

l The SetPoint software provides power and intelligence to your devices, making it possible for the more advanced configurations.

Features

The SetPoint software is launched automatically when Windows® starts up, and must continue running for your device's unique features to work.

SetPoint runs silently in the background - you will not notice that it is running apart from the SetPoint icon, , in the Windows taskbar.

The SetPoint software lets you customize your devices to suit the way you work.





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Troubleshooting: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology Software

If SetPoint is not running, you can restart it by clicking Start ® Programs ® SetPoint ® Settings.

If you want to disable your SetPoint software, right-click the SetPoint icon, , in the Windows® taskbar and select Exit.

To uninstall the SetPoint software:

1. Cl ick Start ® Settings ® Control Panel ® Add/Remove Programs.

2. Select SetPoint program, and then click the Change/Remove button.3. Restart your computer when prompted.


NOTE: The enhanced functions of your mouse do NOT work when SetPoint is not running.

NOTE: Uninstalling SetPoint and the Bluetooth software completely stops your Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology from working. Dell does NOTrecommend it.




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Usage: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology Software

Launching SetPoint • Customizing Your Mouse

Launching the SetPoint Software

SetPoint runs silently in the background, as indicated by the SetPoint icon, , in the Windows® taskbar.

If you want to customize your mouse settings, do either of the following:

l Click Start ® Programs ® SetPoint ® Settings.

l Double-click the SetPoint icon in the Windows taskbar.

Customizing Your Mouse Using the SetPoint Software

To change your mouse settings, click the Mouse tab in the SetPoint software.

Refer to the SetPoint help for more information.





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Warranty: Dell™ Travel Mouse With Bluetooth® Technology

For information about your Dell Travel Mouse With Bluetooth Technology warranty, see your system documentation.


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