INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Wireless Rolee Polee (Bruce) - Model No. MSFT-BKRF
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Installation

1. Remove the battery cover and Install the batteries into the Rolee Polee mouse. Caution: Use only NiMH rechargeable batteries with this device.

2. Plug the “UFO shaped” receiver into any available USB port. The operating system should automatically detect the receiver and install the appropriate drivers. For Windows 98, you may have to insert the Windows 98 CD-ROM

3. Unwind the “skinny little cord” from the bottom of the UFO shaped receiver and then plug it into the bottom of the Rolee Polee mouse. An LED light on the Rolee Polee should light up when you do this.

4. The Rolee Polee works both with and without the “skinny little cord” plugged into the bottom of the mouse.

5. Leave the Rolee Polee plugged into the skinny little cord with the computer running for the first day, so that the batteries get a good charge.

6. Keep in mind that your computer must be running in order for the battery charger to work.  For example, if you want your batteries to charge overnight, then you must leave your computer running overnight.

Ok, now here’s the part that confuses most people, so please pay close attention.

1. There are two red ID buttons!  There is one located on the UFO shaped receiver and there is one located on the Rolee Polee mouse.

2. Press the red ID button located on the bottom of the UFO shaped receiver. The LED on the top of the UFO receiver will start blinking.

3. Pickup the Rolee Polee mouse. Slide the on/off switch to the “on” position.

4. Press the red ID button located on the front of the Rolee Polee mouse.

5. Now move the trackball on the Rolee Polee mouse and the cursor arrow should start moving on the computer screen.

For PS/2 users only

1. You must plug the USB cable into the PS/2 adapter.

2. You must plug the PS/2 adapter into the “Mouse Port” which is a round PS/2 port located on the back of your computer.

3. You must reboot (restart) your computer after you plug the PS/2 adapter into the “Mouse Port".

4. Follow the rest of the regular instructions listed at the top of the page.