Items Included; System Requirements; Charging The Battery - suvil I-T Click Click RF Bedienungsanleitung

User Guide
| I-T Click Click RF |

Items included

Battery recharging cable "mini-USB male -
USB male" and extension for Desktops "USB
female - USB male" and RF dongle.

System Requirements

- Windows 98, ME, 2000, Server 2003, XP,
Windows Vista and Macintosh Mac OS 10.2.8
or later.
- USB port for recharging the battery.

Charging the Battery

The first time you use the IT Click Click RF,
connect the USB cable to the mouse and
your computer (if necessary, also connect
the USB extension). Charge it fully to make
the battery last longer; this process may
take about 4 hours.
Synchronising the I-T Click Click RF
The first time you install your IT Click Click
RF mouse, you will need the help of another
mouse or Touchpad (of a laptop).
Step 1. Turn on the IT Click Click RF and
switch the multifunction button to ON (located
at the bottom of the mouse). This button is
used to switch the mouse "ON" or "OFF".
Step 2. Connect the RF Dongle to your
computer.
Step 3. Connecting the IT Click Click
RF with its USB RF dongle: Press the
multifunction button (underneath the
mouse) and hold for about 2 seconds until
the red LED sensor mouse (located below
the mouse) and put it at a distance of about
30cm from the RF USB dongle. Your I-T
Click Click RF will be ready to work. If your
I-T Click Click RF loses synchronisation
with your computer, repeat the RF dongle
synchronisation process.
Starting the I-T Click Click RF
If, after pairing (or synchronising) your
mouse with your computer, you restart your
computer and the IT Click Click RF does not
respond, click on the top mouse button to
re-activate it. The same applies if you turn
your computer on another time, or if you
have put the multifunction battery into the
OFF position to save the battery.
Positioning the Mouse and fingers
The I-T Click Click must be inclined at
an angle of 20 - 30º to its point, in the
direction of the laptop (your hand must not
be inclined, only the Mouse).
The thumb is placed on the side button, the
index finger on the upper button, the middle
finger on the small scroll wheel, the ring
finger slightly behind the small scroll wheel
and the little finger slightly behind the ring
finger. The distances between the ring and
little fingers will vary according to the size
of the user's fingers and hand.
The correct positioning of the middle,
ring and little fingers mean the Mouse is
sufficiently well held and absorbs the lateral
force exerted when using the thumb to
press the side button, thereby preventing
the I-T Click Click from moving sideways.
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