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How to Use the Wireless Mouse

Before you start: 

• The original PC keyboard and mouse need to be connected to the PC for it

boot up properly. 

• The PC mouse should not be used at the exact same time as the Wireless

Mouse. Using both of them simultaneously may produce unexpected
results. 

Set up the Wireless Mouse

1.

Remove the battery compartment cover
and insert 3 new AAA batteries (supplied).

The Wireless Mouse is powered by 3 AAA
batteries located in the battery compartment under
a snap-on cover on the back of the device.  Insert
the batteries as indicated by the polarity symbols
(+ and -) marked inside the battery compartment.

2.

Close the battery compartment cover.

3.

Calibrate the Wireless Mouse.

The Wireless Mouse needs to be calibrated each
time its batteries are replaced. To calibrate, press and hold the joystick straight down
once, then move the joystick around completely in each direction (right, left,
forward, back).

4.

Verify the Wireless Mouse is working properly.

Go to the personal computer connected to the Avcast entertainment system and make
sure that it is switched on. Position yourself in front of the PC and manipulate the
mouse joystick to verify it is communicating with the computer properly. You should
be able to see the cursor moving around on the screen. Go to the troubleshooting
information in Appendix B if the Wireless Mouse does not appear to be
communicating with the PC.

Next, go to a TV connected to the Avcast entertainment system and make sure that it
is switched on. Position yourself in front of the TV and manipulate the mouse
joystick to verify it is communicating with the computer properly. You should be
able to see the cursor moving around on the TV screen the same way you did on the
PC screen. If the Wireless Mouse does not appear to be communicating with the PC
at that location, you need to make some adjustments to the physical placement of the
PC Caster to improve the RF (remote) reception. Go to the RF Positioning of PC
Caster section of the PC Caster User’s Guide for more information.

The Avcast Home Entertainment System

How to Use the Wireless Mouse

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Summary of Contents for Avcast

Page 1: ...USER S GUIDE WIRELESS MOUSE Wireless Mouse1 fm Page 4 Friday July 21 2000 10 48 AM...

Page 2: ...Wireless Mouse1 fm Page 3 Friday July 21 2000 10 48 AM...

Page 3: ...er all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as the power supply cord or plug is damaged liquid has been spilled or objects...

Page 4: ...munications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be...

Page 5: ...tainment System 1 Introducing the Wireless Mouse 2 Appendix A Changing the RF Address 5 Appendix B Wireless Mouse Specifications 7 Appendix C Support and Troubleshooting 8 Appendix D Accessories and R...

Page 6: ...their PC screen on any television connected to the network The following is an example of a basic Avcast home entertainment network personal computer TV OUT card not included required for audio video...

Page 7: ...ft and right buttons It is possible to have more than one PC connected to your Avcast home entertainment system by using additional PC Casters Setting the internal frequency addresses of each set of P...

Page 8: ...personal computer connected to the Avcast entertainment system and make sure that it is switched on Position yourself in front of the PC and manipulate the mouse joystick to verify it is communicatin...

Page 9: ...and drop mode is indicated on the PC screen by a jiggling of the selected object The Wireless Mouse stays in drag and drop mode until you press and release the mouse joystick again or press one of the...

Page 10: ...of the PC Caster or the Wireless Mouse unless you have more than one PC Caster installed in your home entertainment system or if you live in close proximity to a neighbor who has a PC Caster installe...

Page 11: ...ositions 1 2 3 4 Address Switch Positions 1 2 3 4 Address 0 8 1 9 2 10 3 11 4 12 5 13 6 14 7 15 OFF ON The Avcast Home Entertainment System Appendix A Changing the RF Address Wireless Mouse1 fm Page 6...

Page 12: ...ouse actuator has been used RF Transmission The Wireless Mouse uses radio frequency RF to communicate with the PC Caster The Wireless Mouse uses a simple on off keying OOK scheme at 916 5 MHz The powe...

Page 13: ...support staff by e mail by telephone by mail or on the Internet Web Postings FAQ www avcast com support E mail support avcast com Telephone 919 379 2705 8 00 A M to 5 00 P M EST FAX 919 379 9420 Mail...

Page 14: ...rference from elements such as phone lines etc Wireless Mouse communicates with the PC locally but not remotely Check the position of the PC Caster see section on RF Positioning of the PC Caster Wirel...

Page 15: ...y CC 1016N PC Caster 1 PC Caster 1 IR Emitter 1 6 foot Audio Video cable 1 6 foot coaxial cable 1 Terminator 1 Wall Adapter 15 VDC Power Supply MC 1011N IRCaster 1 IRCaster 1 IR Detector 1 6 foot coax...

Page 16: ...channels 80 FL 1029 FL 1030A FL 1031A FL 1032A Weatherproof Case for outdoor CableCaster installation WP 1033N Wall Adapter 15 VDC Power Supply PW 1024NF IR Emitter IE 11023NF IR Detector ID 1022NF T...

Page 17: ...FCC Notice 2 I Important Safety Instructions 3 P PC Caster 2 RF positioning 3 RF transmission 6 user s guide 3 PC See personal computer personal computer 3 R radio frequency 2 changing RF address 5 R...

Page 18: ...3 S specifications 6 T Table of Contents 0 W warranty card 2 wireless mouse calibration 3 drag and drop operation 4 functions 4 power 4 set up 3 Wireless Mouse1 fm Page 13 Friday July 21 2000 10 48 AM...

Page 19: ...aster is a Trademark of Peracom Networks Inc Avcast PC Caster is a Trademark of Peracom Networks Inc Avcast IRCaster is a Trademark of Peracom Networks Inc Velcro is a Registered Trademark of Velcro I...

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