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ATake Digital Technology ShenZhen Co., Ltd. 

Wireless Optical Mouse User Manual

  (Rechargeable) 

ATake Co., Ltd.     

          7F., No. 123, Li-de Street, Jhonghe City, Taipei Country 235, Taiwan           

      WWW.ATAKE.COM 

886 2 2221 4999   

  [email protected] 

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To start using Wireless Mouse

 

1. Battery Installation 

1)  Open the battery compartment of the mouse by 

one-push button.   

2) 

Insert two AAA 1.2V 600mA NiMH 
Re-chargeable batteries into the compartment. 
Make sure to comply with the polarity markings. 

3)  Close the battery compartment back onto the 

mouse again until you hear it click into place. 

2.  Charging the Mouse via USB 

AMW-300, the Rechargeable model 

can be charged while in use; this means the mouse can be used at 

all times, even when the batteries are not charged. However, we recommend always charging the mouse 
when is not being used.   

1)  Connect the cable’s USB connector into an available USB port on your 

computer. 

2)  Connect the charge plug to the DC jack on the rear of the mouse (under the 

one-touch button). 

3)  The battery charging LED lights remain “on” while charging. When charging 

is complete, the lights turn “off”.   

NOTE:  

1. 

To continuously charge the mouse via the USB charge cable, your computer must be on and awake. For 
best results, turn off your computer’s power management feature while charging the mouse.

 

2. 

AMW-300 can be powered by rechargeable batteries (AAA/1.2V x 2), USB powered from PCs (5±0.25V), or DC powered 
from an optional power adapter (5V/1A, Ø3.5mm 

positive center coax plug

).

   

3. 

There are two conditions if the LED starts blinking: (1) the mouse is connected with USB charge cable 
while no batteries installed in the compartment; (2) the mouse is powered from PC via USB charge cable 
and the fully charged batteries are installed at the same time, the LED will start blinking after working a 
while.

 

3.  Establishing a connection between the mouse and the RF receiver 

The following steps have to be carried out within 15 seconds if a successful connection is to be 
established between the mouse and the RF receiver. Ensure that the mouse is no further than 1.5m away 
from the RF receiver. 
1)  Connect the RF receiver to any free USB port on your 

computer. The Plug & Play function of your system will 
automatically detect that a new device has been connected. 
The mouse will not yet be ready to use at this stage.   

2)  First, press the Connect button

 

on the receiver that shown 

as 

step 1

.  

3)  Then, press the Connect button on the bottom side of the 

mouse as 

step 2

.   

4)  After a few seconds your mouse will be ready for use. 

 
 
 

DC Jack 

Summary of Contents for AMW-300

Page 1: ...at extends to 1 5M from the receiver z Synchronize up to 256 ID codes to avoid interferences between several wireless mice being used simultaneously z 5 buttons with scroll wheel for a comfortable and flexible surfing experience z One touch button on the end of the mouse to leap from the top for replacing batteries more easily z Automatic Power Sleep and Smart Power Management function to extend b...

Page 2: ... 360 Operation distance 1 5 meters Sensor light of mouse Red Receiver power requirement 5V for USB port Frequency 27 045MHz ID number 256 random ID per channel Resolutions 800DPI Sensor tracking speed 21 inches sec Reliability Button Switch Life 3 000 000 cycle Scroll wheel Life 100 000 cycle Operating temperature 5 40 Operating humidity 20 90 RH System Requirements z Windows 98 98SE 2000 ME XP Vi...

Page 3: ...ble your computer must be on and awake For best results turn off your computer s power management feature while charging the mouse 2 AMW 300 can be powered by rechargeable batteries AAA 1 2V x 2 USB powered from PCs 5 0 25V or DC powered from an optional power adapter 5V 1A Ø3 5mm positive center coax plug 3 There are two conditions if the LED starts blinking 1 the mouse is connected with USB char...

Page 4: ...cess z Place the receiver at least 8 inches 20 cm away from all electrical devices such as your monitor speakers or external storage devices z If necessary use the three inch extension cable to keep the receiver away from the computer Plug the receiver into the extension cable and the extension cable to the computer z Avoid using the mouse on a metal surface Metals such as iron aluminum or copper ...

Page 5: ...s 256 identity codes per channel to prevent interference However some interference may still occur if there are multiple radio based devices that operate at 27 MHz such as a telephone baby monitor or toy To reduce interference move the mouse s receiver and the base unit of the affected device as far away from each other as possible What do I do if the response time of the mouse is slow or the mous...

Page 6: ...party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment NOTE 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 This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio fr...

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