Setting Up And Synchronizing; Powering On And Off - Gyration GO Guide De L'utilisateur

GC1005M_NA_IB_REVA_K6.qxd 2/11/05
Setting Up and Synchronizing the GO 2.4 GHz Optical Air Mouse
and the Gyration 2.4 GHz RF Receiver
When installing the optical air mouse for the first time or when adding
additional Gyration devices to the system, it is necessary to synchronize the
devices with the receiver. To set up and synchronize the optical air mouse and
the RF receiver:
1. Ensure the mouse is fully charged.
2. Connect the RF receiver into an available USB port and power on your
computer. Your operating system should detect the new hardware device
and initiate the installation procedure. Continue to follow the standard
USB device installation onscreen prompts until installation is complete.
3. Press and hold the Connect button on the receiver for two seconds, and
then release it. The Connect light will blink rapidly, indicating the receiver
is in "Connect Mode."
4. Press and release the Connect button located on the bottom of the
mouse handset. The Connect light on the receiver will stop blinking
and remain lit.
Note: Repeat steps 3 and 4 for any additional GO 2.4 GHz Optical mice, keyboards,
and/or remotes that will be added into the system.
5. Connect Mode will automatically time out after one minute.
After the Connect/Connect sequence is performed, the receiver
and device(s) will remain synchronized after powering down.
It is only necessary to perform the Connect/Connect sequence when setting a
device up for the first time or when adding additional devices to the system.
11:33 AM Page 4
4

Powering On and Off

To power on:
• Press the Connect button. It will confirm it is powering on by flashing its
LED light for one second.
To power off:
• Press the Connect button for seven seconds. It will immediately power
off and be unresponsive to button clicks. It will confirm it is powering off
by flashing its LED indicator three times.
Note: Powering off the mouse prevents battery drain when traveling. It is necessary
to power the unit off when traveling on commercial airlines due to FCC
regulations regarding radio emitting devices.
5