P5A-CB0010Wireless Optical Mouse

User's Guide B213/B213M Wireless Optical Mouse Wheel button Dpi button ID reset button Mouse Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the most innovative mini wireless 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 2.4GHz (distance 6~8m), 16 Channels/4096 ID Using state-of-art technology. High tracking speed and sensitivity. Nano receiver. Longer battery life. Auto-Link, Plug and Play! No need to set the channel ID. Power on/off switch. Ergonomic design. 800/1600 dpi switchable button. Rubber side grips and finger grooves. 2*AAA Alkaline batteries included. Power on/off switch Features + - A wrong battery placement may cause batteries overheat. Battery compartment cover 2 * AAA batteries Battery cover 2. Connect the receiver a. Turn on your PC. b. Connect the receivere to USB port on PC PC USB port 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. User can push DPI button to change the resolution. The LED on wheel bar will be flashed when dpi has been sucessfully swithced. Receiver 1. Insert the batteries a. Remove the battery compartment cover on the bottom case of the mouse. b. Fit in the batteries accordingly to the diagram indicated in the battery cabinet. c. Close the battery compartment cover properly. d. Make sure the Power on-off swich on the bottom of the mouse is ON. e. The Low Power LED on the wheel bar will blink 3 seconds if the mouse power is on. Low power indicator Receiver release button Press the receiver release button Receiver 3. Communication : The mouse & the receiver The 2.4Ghz RF mouse features a long-distance transmission technology which enables the mouse and the receiver auto-communication. A. Auto-link mode 1. Make sure the Power On-Off Switch on the bottom of the mouse is ON. 2. Operate the mouse, and cursor's movement is mapping mouse movement. Now the mouse and the receiver is auto-linked successfully. Internet Forward & Backward button Press ID reset button Execute ID connection software 1 23 ID links OK! 4. Replace the new batteries Please replace a pair of new batteries and follow the previous instructions. (2, 3) The red LED on the scroll wheel is the low batteries power indicator. It indicates that batteries inside the mouse are needed to be replaced. Note While the mouse is working, if encountering any interference, the mouse and the receiver will automatically source out and transfer to another free channel. During the transferring, the cursor movement may have a second delay. Note ◎ 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 Communication :The mouse and the receiver d. If you find the communication channel does not connect well. You can use the software connection tool to re-connect the mouse & receiver to reset a new channel ID. You are able to get the software from the included diskette of the package or download from your local brand vendor's website. e. Some system devices might conflict with the mouse. Confirm the IRQ/address settings of these devices for conflicts, and change the settings as required. f. Make sure that you are not working the mouse on glossy or reflective surfaces. B. Manual mode If you find the communication channel does not connect well, you can use the software connection tool to re-connect the mouse & receiver to reset a new channel ID. You are able to get the software from the included diskette of the package or download from your local brand vendor's website. ◎ Battery 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 substantially, it is time to replace the batteries. FCC 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 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 to correct the interference by one of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to whi…

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Neutron Engineering Inc. Report No.: NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146 Page 2 of 46 Declaration Neutron represents to the client that testing is done in accordance with standard procedures as applicable and that test instruments used has been calibrated with the standards traceable to National Measurement Laboratory (NML) of R.O.C., or National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) of U.S.A. Neutron's reports apply only to the specific samples tested under conditions. It is manufacture’s responsibility to ensure that additional production units of this model are manufactured with the identical electrical and mechanical components. Neutron shall have no liability for any declarations, inferences or generalizations drawn by the client or others from Neutron issued reports. Neutron ’s reports must not be used by the client to claim product endorsement by the authorities or any agency of the Government. This report is the confidential prop erty of the client. As a mutual protection to the clients, the public and Neutron-self, extracts from the test report shall not be reproduced except in full with Neutron’s authorized written approval. Neutron’s laboratory quality assurance procedures are in compliance with the ISO Guide 17025 requirements, and accredited by the conformity assessment authorities listed in this test report. Limitation For the use of the authority's logo is limited unless the Test Standard(s)/Scope(s)/Item(s) mentioned i n this test report is (are) included in the conformity assessment authorities acceptance respective. Neutron Engineering Inc. Report No.: NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146 Page 3 of 46 Table of Contents Page 1 . CERTIFICATION 5 2 . SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS 6 2.1 TEST FACILITY 7 2.2 MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY 7 3 . GENERAL INFORMATION 8 3.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF EUT 8 3.2 DESCRIPTION OF TEST MODES 10 3.3 BLOCK DIGRAM SHOWING THE CONFIGURATION OF SYSTEM TESTED 11 3.4 DESCRIPTION OF SUPPORT UNITS 12 4 . EMC EMISSION TEST 13 4.1 CONDUCTED EMISSION MEASUREMENT 13 4.1.1 POWER LINE CONDUCTED EMISSION LIMITS 13 4.1.2 MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS LIST 13 4.1.3 TEST PROCEDURE 14 4.1.4 DEVIATION FROM TEST STANDARD 14 4.1.5 TEST SETUP 14 4.1.6 EUT OPERATING CONDITIONS 14 4.1.7 TEST RESULTS 15 4.2 RADIATED EMISSION MEASUREMENT 16 4.2.1 RADIATED EMISSION LIMITS 16 4.2.2 MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS LIST 17 4.2.3 TEST PROCEDURE 19 4.2.4 DEVIATION FROM TEST STANDARD 19 4.2.5 TEST SETUP 20 4.2.6 EUT OPERATING CONDITIONS 20 4.2.7 TEST RESULTS (BETWEEN 30 – 1000 MHz) 21 4.2.8 TEST RESULTS (ABOVE 1000 MHz) 23 4.2.9 TEST RESULTS (2400 – 2483.5 MHz) 35 5 . BANDWIDTH TEST 36 5.1 MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS LIST 36 5.2 TEST PROCEDURE 36 5.3 DEVIATION FROM STANDARD 36 5.4 TEST SETUP 36 5.5 EUT OPERATION CONDITIONS 36 5.6 TEST RESULTS 37 6 . ANTENNA CONDUCTED SPURIOUS EMISSION 39 Neutron Engineering Inc. Report No.: NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146 Page 4 of 46 Table of Contents Page 6.1 APPLIED PROCEDURES / LIMIT 39 6.1.1 MEASUREMENT INSTRUMENTS LIST 39 6.1.2 TEST PROCEDURE 39 6.1.3 DEVIATION FROM STANDARD 39 6.1.4 TEST SETUP 39 6.1.5 EUT OPERATION CONDITIONS 39 6.1.6 TEST RESULTS 40 7 . EUT TEST PHOTO 46 Neutron Engineering Inc. Report No.: NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146 Page 5 of 46 1. CERTIFICATION Equipment : Wireless Optical Mouse Brand Name : ARESON Model Name. : B213;B213M Applicant : Areson Technology Corporation Factory : Areson Technology Corporation Address : 11F,NO.646, SEC.5,CHONGSIN RD., SAN CHONG 241, TAIPEI COUNTY, TAIWAN (R.O.C.) Date of Test : Oct. 20, 2010 ~ Nov. 03, 2010 Test Item : ENGINEERING SAMPLE Standards : FCC Part15, Subpart C(15.249)/ ANSI C63.4 : 2003 The above equipment has been tested and found compliance with the requirement of the relative standards by Neutron Engineering Inc. EMC Laboratory. The test data, data evaluation, and equipment configuration contained in our test report (Ref No. NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146) were obtained utilizing the test procedures, test instruments, test sites that has been accredited by the Authority of NVLAP and TAF according to the ISO-17025 quality assessment standard and technical standard(s). Neutron Engineering Inc. Report No.: NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146 Page 6 of 46 2. SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS Test procedures according to the technical standards: FCC Part15, Subpart C (15.249) Standard Section Test Item Judgment Remark 15.207 Conducted Emission - Note(1) 15.209 Radiated Emission PASS 15.249 Radiated Spurious Emission PASS NOTE: (1)” N/A” denotes test is not applicable in this Test Report (2) The EUT used new battery. Neutron Engineering Inc. Report No.: NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146 Page 7 of 46 2.1 TEST FACILITY The test facilities used to collect the test data in this report is DG-C02/DG-CB03 at the location of No.3,Jinshagang 1st Road, ShiXia, Dalang Town,Dong Guan, China.523792 Neutron's test firm number is 319330 2.2 MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY Where relevant, the following measurement uncertainty levels have been estimated for tests performed on the EUT as specified in CISPR 16-4-2: The reported uncertainty of measurement y ± U，where expended uncertainty U is based on a standard uncertainty multiplied by a coverage factor of k=2，providing a level of confidence of approximately 95 %。 A. Conducted Measurement : Test Site Method Measurement Frequency Range U，(dB) NOTE DG-C02 CISPR 150 KHz ~ 30MHz 1.94 B. Radiated Measurement : Test Site Method Measurement Frequency Range Ant. H / V U，(dB) NOTE 30MHz ~ 200MHz V 2.48 30MHz ~ 200MHz H 2.16 200MHz ~ 1,000MHz V 2.50 DG-CB03 CISPR 200MHz ~ 1,000MHz H 2.66 Neutron Engineering Inc. Report No.: NEI-FCCP-1-1010C146 Page 8 of 46 3. GENERAL INFORMATION 3.1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF EUT Equipment Wireless Optical Mouse Brand Name ARESON Model Name. B213;B213M OEM Brand/Model Name N/A Model Difference Only difference is sensor IC. (B213 is sensor Pan3204;B213M is sensor Paw3204) Product Description The EUT is a Wireless Optical Mouse. Product Type Low Power Communication Device Operation Frequency: 2402~2472 MHz Modulation Type: GFSK Date rate: 1Mbps Number of Channe…

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