P5A-BB0003Wireless Mouse

Recevier ID reset buttonLed 1. Insert the batteries a. Remove the battery compartment cover on the top case of the mouse by pressing the both side's battery cover button. b. Fit in the batteries accordingly to the diagram indicated in the battery cabinet. c. Close the battery compartments cover properly. Wheel button Battery cover Battery cover button ID reset button/ Mouse Low power Led / Charging Led Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the most innovative wireless mini mouse. With an incredible sensitivity to surface details and high tracking speed than other mice, the mouse can track reliably even on tricky polished or wood-grain surfaces. It offers even more advance that will make you more productive and more comfortable. A. Hardware Installation 27 MHz RF (distance 1.0m) Using state-of-art technology. High tracking speed and sensitivity. One Channel/256 ID ( for 27Mhz models) Storable mini receiver Plug and Play! No need to set the channel ID. Power on/off switch 2*AAA Alkaline batteries included . 800 dpi. Power on/off switch Features + - Move forward A wrong battery placement may cause batteries overheat. 1 2 Battery compartment Battery compartment cover 2 AAA batteries Press the battery cover button 1 Battery compartment cover buckle the cover 2. Connect the receiver a. Turn off your PC. b. Connect the receivere to USB port on PC c. Turn on your PC The unit offers a strong power saving management. Once the mouse accesses the sleeping mode, " to click any button of the mouse" is compulsory to wake it up. Power on/off: There is a Power on/off switch designed to save the batteries power while non-usage of a longer period. PC USB port 3. Establish communication between the mouse and receiver A. Auto-link mode: The mouse default has auto-link function, no need to reset ID when first time use. B. Manual mode: 1. Please reset the ID when necessary. (step 1) 2. Press the ID reset button on the receiver, and note the red LED will blink slowly. (step 2) 3. Press the ID reset button on the bottom of the mouse to set a new ID. (step 3) The red LED indicator will blink at a faster rate when an identical ID is located. (step 4) 4. Press any button of the mouse to confirm t he ID matching. The red LED indicator on the receiver will blink any time the mouse sends it a signal. Mini Wireless Optical Mouse 1 2 3 4 5 ID links OK! Press ID reset button Red Led indicator blinks slowly Press ID reset button Red Led indicator blinks faster 4-2. Replace the new batteries Please replace a pair of new batteries and follow the previous instructions. (2, 3) Note The red LED on the top cover of the mouse is a low batteries power indicator. It indicates that batteries inside the mouse need to be replaced. Trouble Shooting a. Make sure you have connected the receiver correctly to the computer's USB port. b. For the best performance, we suggest you to locate the receiver with a distance from other electrical devices, such as the computer, the computer monitor or external storage drives. c. Make sure you have set the communication between the receiver and the mouse. Refer to the channel setting instruction (refer to No.3) in your manual. d. Some system devices might conflict with the mouse. Confirm the IRQ/address settings of these devices for conflicts, and change the settings as required. e. Make sure that you are not working the mouse on glossy or reflective surfaces. f. Try unplugging then reconnecting the receiver cable to your computer. B attery use reminders 1. Remove worn-out batteries from equipment immediately and dispose of promptly. 2. Keep all batteries (used or new) out of the reach of children. 3. To have the batteries with a regular check and replace new batteries if not used for a long time. 4. Never dispose of batteries in fire, as they could explode. 5. Always replace all the batteries at the same time. Mixing old and new batteries or mining types (such as alkaline with zinc carbon) will reduce overall performance and could cause leakage or rupture. 6. Do not mix different types of batteries (e .g. Ni MH, NiCd, alkaline, and etc) in the mouse. 7. Remove batteries from the electrical device if the device is not going to be used for a long time. 8. If the performance of the batteries decreases s ubstantially, it is time to replace the batteries. FCC NOTE: The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may n ot cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. User's Guide

MCU oscillator CR81P200 & 4MHz Battery AAA*2 DC-DC 3V Regulator 3V Sensor IC ANDS 3101 (inter oscillator)12M MISO MOSI SCLK EEPROM 93CC46 RF Transmit Circuit (double the carry wave to 27.045MHz) RF-DATA RF-PWR ANT Load oscillator 13.5225MHz

MCU oscillator CR81P200 & 4MHz Battery AAA*2 DC-DC 3V Regulator 3V Sensor IC ANDS 3101 (inter oscillator)12M MISO MOSI SCLK EEPROM 93CC46 RF Transmit Circuit (double the carry wave to 27.045MHz) RF-DATA RF-PWR ANT Load oscillator 13.5225MHz

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FCC ID Label Sample for Model: B110 FCC ID: P5A-BB0003

FCC ID Label This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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 interference that may cause undesired operation. The Label must not be a stick-on paper. The Label on these products must be permanently affixed to the product and readily visible at the time of purchase and must last the expected lifetime of the equipment not be readily detachable. Proposed Label Location on EUT EUT Bottom View/proposed FCC Mark Location FCC ID: P5 A-BB0003

FCC ID Label Sample for Model: B110 FCC ID: P5A-BB0003

FCC ID Label This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. 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 interference that may cause undesired operation. The Label must not be a stick-on paper. The Label on these products must be permanently affixed to the product and readily visible at the time of purchase and must last the expected lifetime of the equipment not be readily detachable. Proposed Label Location on EUT EUT Bottom View/proposed FCC Mark Location FCC ID: P5 A-BB0003

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Operation Description The mouse is powered by a dual-battery source. As time goes by, two batteries voltage level can’t avoid becoming lower below 3V, at this time DC-DC regulator will automatically raise the mouse operation voltage up to 3V. In this mouse design, we adopt 27.045M RF central transmission frequency way to deliver signals. In the operating mode, Optical sensor used will ceaselessly scan relevant interface port to estimate its luminance changes which can be coded digital signals and send MCU such digital signal information, then MCU can code them and deliver them the antenna network. In one word, when we press any key, MCU can detect mice’ motion orientation and size by its voltage level changes. As regards mouse circuit design, Crystal oscillator supplies the very clock frequency individual IC needs. Channels and addresses can be gained from EEPROM.

Operation Description The mouse is powered by a dual-battery source. As time goes by, two batteries voltage level can’t avoid becoming lower below 3V, at this time DC-DC regulator will automatically raise the mouse operation voltage up to 3V. In this mouse design, we adopt 27.045M RF central transmission frequency way to deliver signals. In the operating mode, Optical sensor used will ceaselessly scan relevant interface port to estimate its luminance changes which can be coded digital signals and send MCU such digital signal information, then MCU can code them and deliver them the antenna network. In one word, when we press any key, MCU can detect mice’ motion orientation and size by its voltage level changes. As regards mouse circuit design, Crystal oscillator supplies the very clock frequency individual IC needs. Channels and addresses can be gained from EEPROM.

123456 A B C D 6 54321 D C B A Title NumberRevisionSize B Date:20-Jun-2007Sheet of File:E:\PCB檔案\B110--27m\複製 -B110-3601-27m-2.ddbDrawn By: RTCC 1 VDD 2 PB5 3 VSS 4 PB4 5 PB0 6 PB1 7 PB2 8 PB3 9 PA0 10 PA1 11 PA2 12 PA3 13 PA4 14 PA5 15 PA6 16 PA7 17 PC0 18 PC1 19 PC2 20 PC3 21 PC4 22 PC5 23 PC6 24 PC7 25 OSC2 26 OSC1 27 RESET 28 RF DATA NCS MISO SCLK LB RB MB B4 B5 MOSI SEL PD SSS E2_CS LED2 LED3 LED4 RF_PWR EN_Z Z1 Z2 27M U2 CS 1 SK 2 DI 3 DO 4 GND 5 ORG 6 NC 7 VCC 8 U3 VDD C6 C4 R2 C3 VDD R1 Y1 C9 C10 SENSOR -90 VDD SENSOR 180 GND SENSOR 90 VDD SENSOR 0 GND SW1 SW2 SW3 SW6 R7R8R9 R5 R10R6 Q3 B B E E C C Q2 R14R15 SW4SW5 D4D3 R3R4 1 A 2 K LED1 R27 VDD SCLK MISO VDD RF-DATA RF-PWR R16 VCC R11 R13 VDD 1 1 2 2 L1 + 1 - 2 B1 1 1 2 2 C1 1 1 2 2 C7 1 1 2 2 C2 1 1 2 2 C8 POWER VDDVCC dc+ 2 dc- 1 k 3 DC1 1 1 2 2 3 3 K1 SCLK MISO SENSOR K2 SHORT=OFF 123 C O M 1 ZA 2 ZB 3 K3 RF-DATA RF-PWR VDD 27M-RF B110-27M-3101 R12 VDD B B E E C C Q1 1 1 2 2 C5 D2 VCC Q7 Q6 Q5 C27 C15 C26 C24 C22 C21 C28 C25 R35 R26R25 R34 R24 R33 R32 R31 y3 L2 D6 RF PWR VDD C29 b 1 c 2 e 3 Q4 R23 C23 C16 C13 D1 C11 R36 1 1 2 2 3 3 U1 VRESET 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 U4 y2 R18 Q8 1 1 2 2 D5 R17 C14 C12 VDD R19 Q9 VCC2 VCC2 VDD VCC2 VCC1 V C C 1 R20 C17 C18 艾索尼克（ARESON）國際有限公司 PDF created with pdfFactory trial version www.pdffactory.com

FCC TEST REPORT Page 1 of 23 FCC ID : P5A-BB0003 Applicant : Areson Technology Corporation 12F, No.111-6, Hsing-De Rd. SanChung, Taipei Hsien, Taiwan Equipment Under Test (EUT) : Product description : Wireless Mouse Model No. : B110 Standards : FCC 15 Subpart C Paragraph 15.227 Date of Test : July 4, 2007 Test Engineer : Tiger Su Reviewed By : PERPARED BY: Waltek Services (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. 8C,West Tower, Aidi Building, No.5003 Binhe Rd, Futian District, Shenzhen518045, Guangdong, China. Tel: 86-755-83551033 Fax: 86-755-83552400 Areson Technology Corporation FCC ID: P5A-BB0003 Page 2 of 23 2 Contents Page 1 COVER PAGE..........................................................................................................................................................1 2 CONTENTS ..............................................................................................................................................................2 3 TEST SUMMARY....................................................................................................................................................5 4 GENERAL INFORMATION..................................................................................................................................6 4.1 CLIENT INFORMATION............................................................................................................................................6 4.2 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF E.U.T...........................................................................................................................6 4.3 DETAILS OF E.U.T. .................................................................................................................................................6 4.4 DESCRIPTION OF SUPPORT UNITS...........................................................................................................................6 4.5 STANDARDS APPLICABLE FOR TESTING..................................................................................................................6 4.6 TEST FACILITY........................................................................................................................................................7 4.7 TEST LOCATION......................................................................................................................................................7 5 EQUIPMENT USED DURING TEST ...................................................................................................................8 6 CONDUCTED EMISSION TEST ........................................................................................................................10 6.1 TEST EQUIPMENT..................................................................................................................................................10 6.2 TEST PROCEDURE.................................................................................................................................................10 6.3 CONDUCTED TEST SETUP.....................................................................................................................................11 6.4 EUT OPERATING CONDITION...............................................................................................................................11 6.5 CONDUCTED EMISSION LIMITS.............................................................................................................................12 6.6 CONDUCTED EMISSION TEST RESULT...................................................................................................................12 7 RADIATION EMISSION TEST...........................................................................................................................13 7.1 TEST EQUIPMENT..................................................................................................................................................13 7.2 MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY.............................................................................................................................13 7.3 TEST PROCEDURE.................................................................................................................................................13 7.4 RADIATED TEST SETUP.........................................................................................................................................14 7.5 SPECTRUM ANALYZER SETUP...............................................................................................................................15 7.6 CORRECTED AMPLITUDE & MARGIN CALCULATION............................................................................................15 7.7 SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS................................................................................................................................15 7.8 EUT OPERATING CONDITION...............................................................................................................................16 7.9 RADIATED EMISSIONS LIMIT.................................................................................................................................16 7.10 RADIATED EMISSIONS TEST RESULT................................................................................................................17 7.11 RADIATED EMISSION TEST DATA.....................................................................................................................17 8 OCCUPIED BANDWIDTH ..................................................................................................................................18 8.1 TEST PROCEDURE.................................................................................................................................................18 9 PHOTOGRAPHS OF TESTING.....................................................................................................................…

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