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Compatibility
OPTIMAX
works with USB compatible computers including PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, Apple phones/
tablets (via an adapter cable) and some Android phones/tablets (also via an adapter cable). It can
also work in PS/2 sockets on legacy PCs using an adapter cable which is available from Pretorian
Technologies or any authorised reseller.
Features
• State of the art radio link with an
interference free operating range exceeding
10 metres.
• Built-in lithium battery and charger.
• Receiver unit includes two additional sockets.
• Durable optical technology with no
mechanical wearing parts.
• Precise tracking and cursor control.
• Large free-running ball requiring only the
lightest touch.
• Silky-smooth ball movement.
• Robust, lightweight, construction.
• Low profile providing a natural hand rest for
comfortable operation.
• Left/Right and Drag Lock buttons.
• Colour coded buttons mounted sub-flush to
prevent accidental operation.
• Trackball sockets to operate Left/Right click
buttons from remote switches.
• Easy ‘plug and play’ installation (no additional
drivers required).
• Auto detecting PS2 and USB protocols.
• PC, Mac and Chromebook compatible, plus
iPad/Android using adapter cables.
Installation
Ensure your computer is fully turned-off and not
just in sleep mode.
Locate the relevant PS2 or USB socket on your
computer and plug-in your
OPTIMAX
Receiver unit
(if you are using the PS2 socket on your computer
you will need a USB/PS2 adaptor).
To optimise the range of the radio link, do not place
the Receiver unit behind your computer or close to
large metal bjects or sources of interference such
as wireless network hubs, cellular telephones etc.
1. Ensure the internal battery is charged by
plugging the unit into a USB socket via the
supplied charging cable. The LED on the
Trackball unit lights green during charging
and is extinguished once the battery is fully
charged.
2. Move the Trackball to check for cursor
movement and if observed, your
OPTIMAX
is now ready for use. If there is no cursor
movement, Pair the Trackball to the Receiver
by referring to the Pairing section below.
Maintenance
Your
OPTIMAX
has no user serviceable parts. If repair is necessary the unit should be returned to
Pretorian Technologies or an authorised Distributor.
Because USB is a much more popular connection format, the PS/2 adapter is no longer supplied as
standard. If you require a PS/2 connection, they can be provided free of charge. Please request one from
your local distributor.
Pairing
Your
OPTIMAX
uses a unique addressing system to ensure that there is no interference from
neighbouring units. The Trackball transmits its data along with an address, and the Receiver unit only
responds to that address.
To function correctly, both the Trackball and Receiver unit must use the same address. The process of
negotiating an address is called ‘Pairing’ and once learned, both the Trackball and Receiver units will
retain the information even when powered off or when changing the battery.