R-Go Numpad Break

For wired/wireless mice of medium size: The DPI button is located on the underside of the mouse and is labeled “DPI.” Clicking it once changes the DPI value by 1.

For wired/wireless large-sized mice: The DPI button is located behind the left and right mouse buttons.

• Go to “Settings” in the Windows menu and click on “Devices.”
• Check whether “Bluetooth” is displayed in the line that appears.
• If so, check whether Bluetooth is actually turned on.

Attention: Do not use a Bluetooth dongle at this point, as this will prevent the connection from being established!

• Go to “Settings” via the Windows menu and click on “Devices.”
• Turn Bluetooth “On.”
• Make sure your new device is sufficiently charged.
• Press and hold the sync button on the bottom of the device until the blue light flashes.
• Select the mouse from the row displayed on the computer screen to pair it with theComputer zu verbinden.

Yes, that’s right. Our wireless products work via Bluetooth. You only need to pair your mouse with your computer once.

This is not due to the mouse, but to the computer. There are often two reasons for this:

1. Several Bluetooth devices are connected to the computer. This can cause the computer to process the Bluetooth information from your mouse with a delay. The mouse pointer then appears to freeze. This usually resolves itself within a minute and the mouse works normally again.
2. At this point, the computer has to load many programs at the same time. As a result, the Bluetooth information from the mouse is processed with lower priority and is therefore delayed. This usually resolves itself within a minute and the mouse will function normally again.