User's Manual FCC ID: R6Y-VMCRW Do things without moving the mouse or touching the keyboard with Evoluent Mouse Manager evoluent.com/support/download evoluent.
The Federal Communication Commission Statement 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 frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction, may cause harmful interference to radio communication.
Evoluent Vertical Mouse Install * * *Warning * * * Wet hand sanitizer may damage the finish on the mouse. Wait for the sanitizer to dry before touching the mouse. Do not use any chemical cleaner on the mouse. * * *Windows Install * * * 1. Before connecting Evoluent Vertical Mouse. go to Control Panel to remove any previous Evoluent Mouse Manager and any other existing mouse software, except touchpad driver, to avoid software conflict. 2. In Control Panel, Mouse: A.
Evoluent may not work with some external USB hubs, docking stations, and KVM switches. 4. Press the pointer speed button behind the wheel to light up 3 Indicator lights on top of the mouse for the best pointer control. 5. Evoluent Mouse Manager for Windows may be Installed to configure the buttons to do things without moving the mouse or touching the keyboard. Download Mouse Manager at evoluent.com/support/download.
2. Connecting the Evoluent: Connect the receiver to a USB port directly on the computer. Insert the battery with the +side facing out. Slide the On/Off switch to the green position. The lights blink when the battery Is low. The Evoluent may not work with some external USB hubs, docking stations, and KVM switches. 3. Press the pointer speed button behind the wheel to light up three Indicator lights for the best pointer control. 4.
Comfort Tips 1. Sit close to the desk to reduce forward arm extension. 2. Horizontal puts the wrist in a neutral posture. (Lower desk, sit higher, or use keyboard tray.) 3. Wrist support reduces pressure points and puts 1he wrist in a neutral posture. 4. Compact Keyboard allows the mouse to sit closer to the keyboard and reduce lateral arm extension. 5. Mouse and keyboard close to the edge of the desk reduce forward arm extension. 6. Mouse close to the keyboard reduces lateral arm extension.
