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This document is mainly to help you install mouse more properly. You can find
the model number right beneath the mouse on the adhesive or sculptured label.
Conventions:
DB-9P: stands for D-suB 9 pin Plug , e.g. Male connector.
DB-9S: stands for D-suB 9 pin Socket, e.g. Female connector.
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Model : MUSXS
Date: 9-27-1995
1. General description
This mouse can emulate either the Microsoft mouse (2 buttons MS mode)
or the Mouse System mouse (3 buttons PC mode). While turning on the
computer without any button pressed , it will act as a Microsoft
mouse ; otherwise, it will act as a Mouse System mouse. The
innovative Mouse Driver can automatically recognize the exact mode
without any soft command. And 10 additional resolutions provide you
to adjust your favorite moving speed and accuracy.
2. System requirements
(1) Computer : Compatible with IBM-PC/XT/AT and PS/2
models.
(2) Disk : A 3.5" floppy disk drive.
(3) DOS version : V3.0 and above.
(4) Memory : above 256K RAM.
(5) Mouse port : Serial mouse port: Com1 to Com4.
(6) Adapter : optional DB-25S to DB-9P adapter.
3. Mode settings
This mouse will set into Microsoft mouse mode while turning on the
power of computer without any button pressed and hold. And vice versa
,it will set into Mouse System mouse mode while turning on the power
of computer with any of the three buttons pressed and hold. If you
are not sure about what mode you have set , you can run the
MOUSE.EXE and TEST.EXE which contained in the Mouse Driver
diskette at DOS prompt to check it out. The exact mode setting will
be displayed on the test screen.
4. Installation
(1) Before connecting this mouse, please turn off your computer
first.
(2) Directly plug the mouse cable to DB-9P serial port on the
computer or use an optional DB-25S to DB-9P adapter to attach
to a DB-25P serial port.
(3a) As a Microsoft mouse, simply turn on the computer.
(3b) As a Mouse System mouse, pressed and hold any button of the
mouse and then turn on the computer.
(4a) For DOS environment, run the INSTALL.EXE program from the
Mouse Driver diskette to copy all the necessary files to your
hard disk. It will modify the Autoexec.bat file as well in
order to load the mouse driver automatically when you boot up
the computer next time. For more details, please refer to DOS
manual .
(4b) For Windows 3.X environment, double click Windows Setup in
the Main Group and choose either the "Microsoft, or PS/2" or
"Mouse Sytems serial" as the System Default Mouse Driver.
(4c) For Windows 95 environment, simply choose Standard Serial
Port Mouse for the exact mode setting.
(5) Restart or warm-booting computer to take the Driver setting
into effect.
5. Supports Com1 and Com2, Com3, Com4 serial ports.
You can choose any of them to install this mouse. And in DOS
environment, the Mouse Driver (mouse.exe) has a default searching
priority from PS/2 first and then Com1 to Com4. As long as the first
one response to the mouse driver, the respective port will be
considered as the system mouse port. Furthermore, you can still use
the following soft command to override the searching priority in case
of mixing-up chaos with other serial devices.
Command format : MOUSE /n
Where n starts from 1 to 4 which refers to Com1 to Com4, the serial
communication port number where the mouse was installed.
6. Software resolution setting
There are 10 grade of the resolutions in the Mouse Driver that can be
changed to fit the accuracy and tracking speed with each application.
The default is #=5 for 1:1 resolution, i.e. one count for one dot
resolution.
Command format : MOUSE /A# (where # = 0 - 9)
10 resolution settings:
#=0 1/6 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=1 1/5 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=2 1/4 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=3 1/3 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=4 1/2 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=5 1:1 the actual mouse hardware resolution
#=6 2 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=7 4 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=8 8 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=9 10 times of the mouse hardware resolution
7. Help function
Help command provides a brief explanation of mouse commands and
options.
Command format : MOUSE /?
or : MOUSE /H
8. Remove from memory
The Mouse Driver is a Terminated and Stay in Resident program. You
can remove it by the following command to release memory . Before
doing this , you should first remove other TSRs which loaded after
the mouse driver.
Command format: MOUSE /R
or : MOUSE /OFF
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Model : MUSXI
Date: 9-27-1995
1. General description
This mouse can emulate either the Microsoft mouse or the PS/2 mouse.
When use it with mini-Din 6P to DB-9P adapter , it will act as a PS/2
mouse; otherwise, it will act as a Microsoft mouse. The innovative
Mouse Driver can automatically recognize the exact mode without any
soft command. And 10 additional resolutions provide you to adjust
your favorite moving speed and accuracy.
2. System requirements
(1) Computer : Compatible with IBM-PC/XT/AT and PS/2
models.
(2) Disk : A 3.5" floppy disk drive.
(3) DOS version : V3.0 and above.
(4) Memory : above 256K RAM.
(5) Mouse port : a.) PS/2 mouse port.
b.) Serial mouse port: Com1 to Com4.
(6) Adapter : a.) mini-Din 6P to DB-9P adapter, for
PS/2 mode.
b.) optional DB-25S to DB-9P adapter,
for MS mode.
3. Mode settings
This mouse can only act as a PS/2 mouse when the mini-DIN 6P to DB-9P
adapter with special wiring is used. In all other cases, it will act
as a Microsoft mouse. If you are not sure about what mode you have
set , you can run the MOUSE.EXE and TEST.EXE which contained in
the Mouse Driver diskette at DOS prompt to check it out. The exact
mode setting will be displayed on the test screen.
4. Installation
(1) Before connecting this mouse, please turn off your computer
first.
(2a) As a PS/2 mouse, use the mini-DIN 6P to DB-9P adapter attach
to mouse cable and plug to PS/2 mouse port on the computer.
(2b) As a Microsoft mouse, directly plug the mouse cable to DB-9P
serial port on the computer or use an optional DB-25S to
DB-9P adapter to attach to a DB-25P serial port.
(3) Turn on the computer.
(4a) For DOS environment, run the INSTALL.EXE program from the
Mouse Driver diskette to copy all the necessary files to your
hard disk. It will modify the Autoexec.bat file as well in
order to load the mouse driver automatically when you boot up
the computer next time. For more details, please refer to DOS
manual .
(4b) For Windows 3.X environment, double click Windows Setup in
the Main Group and choose the "Microsoft, or PS/2" as the
System Default Mouse Driver.
(4c) For Windows 95 environment, simply choose either Standard
PS/2 Port Mouse or Standard Serial Port Mouse for the exact
mode setting.
(5) Restart or warm-booting computer to take the Driver setting
into effect.
5. Supports PS/2 mouse port and Com1, Com2, Com3, Com4 serial ports.
You can choose any of them to install this mouse. And in DOS
environment, the Mouse Driver (mouse.exe) has a default searching
priority from PS/2 first and then Com1 to Com4. As long as the first
one response to the mouse driver, the respective port will be
considered as the system mouse port. Furthermore, you can still use
the following soft command to override the searching priority in case
of mixing-up chaos with other serial devices.
5.1. PS/2 mouse command
Command format: MOUSE /P
Where the P stands for PS/2 mouse.
5.2. Microsoft mouse command
Command format: MOUSE /n
Where n starts from 1 to 4 which refers to Com1 to Com4, the serial
communication port number where the mouse was installed.
6. Software resolution setting
There are 10 grade of the resolutions in the Mouse Driver that can be
changed to fit the accuracy and tracking speed with each application.
The default is #=5 for 1:1 resolution, i.e. one count for one dot
resolution.
Command format : MOUSE /A# (where # = 0 - 9)
10 resolution settings:
#=0 1/6 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=1 1/5 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=2 1/4 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=3 1/3 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=4 1/2 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=5 1:1 the actual mouse hardware resolution
#=6 2 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=7 4 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=8 8 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=9 10 times of the mouse hardware resolution
7. Help function
Help command provides a brief explanation of mouse commands and
options.
Command format : MOUSE /?
or : MOUSE /H
8. Remove from memory
The Mouse Driver is a Terminated and Stay in Resident program. You
can remove it by the following command to release memory . Before
doing this , you should first remove other TSRs which loaded after
the mouse driver.
Command format: MOUSE /R
or : MOUSE /OFF
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Model : MUSXP
Date: 9-27-1995
1. General description
This mouse is fully compatible with standard PS/2 mouse. The
innovative Mouse Driver can automatically recognize the exact mode
without any soft command. And 10 additional resolutions provide you
to adjust your favorite moving speed and accuracy.
2. System requirements
(1) Computer : Compatible with IBM-PC/XT/AT and PS/2
models.
(2) Disk : A 3.5" floppy disk drive.
(3) DOS version : V3.0 and above.
(4) Memory : above 256K RAM.
(5) Mouse port : PS/2 mouse port.
3. Installation
(1) Before connecting this mouse, please turn off your computer
first.
(2) Plug to PS/2 mouse port on the computer.
(3) Turn on the computer.
(4a) For DOS environment, run the INSTALL.EXE program from the
Mouse Driver diskette to copy all the necessary files to your
hard disk. It will modify the Autoexec.bat file as well in
order to load the mouse driver automatically when you boot up
the computer next time. For more details, please refer to DOS
manual .
(4b) For Windows 3.X environment, double click Windows Setup in
the Main Group and choose the "Microsoft, or PS/2" as the
System Default Mouse Driver.
(5) Restart or warm-booting computer to take the Driver setting
into effect.
4. Software resolution setting
There are 10 grade of the resolutions in the Mouse Driver that can be
changed to fit the accuracy and tracking speed with each application.
The default is #=5 for 1:1 resolution, i.e. one count for one dot
resolution.
Command format : MOUSE /A# (where # = 0 - 9)
10 resolution settings:
#=0 1/6 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=1 1/5 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=2 1/4 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=3 1/3 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=4 1/2 of the mouse hardware resolution
#=5 1:1 the actual mouse hardware resolution
#=6 2 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=7 4 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=8 8 times of the mouse hardware resolution
#=9 10 times of the mouse hardware resolution
5. Help function
Help command provides a brief explanation of mouse commands and
options.
Command format : MOUSE /?
or : MOUSE /H
6. Remove from memory
The Mouse Driver is a Terminated and Stay in Resident program. You
can remove it by the following command to release memory . Before
doing this , you should first remove other TSRs which loaded after
the mouse driver.
Command format : MOUSE /R
or : MOUSE /OFF
FCC COMPLIANCE STATEMENT
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Class B. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including any interference that may
cause undesired operation.
FCC WARNING 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 or used in accordance with the
instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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 determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the
interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connent the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced redio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION:
CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED BY THE PARTY RESPONSIBLE
FOR COMPLIANCE COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT.
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