User manual GIGABYTE AIVIA URANIUM

[. . . ] You can use the mouse while charging. The re-pairing process is needed only when the mouse loses connection with the receiver. Aivia Uranium 4 Aivia Uranium 5 Mouse Instructions Power & Wheel Indicator Switch On Low Power Live-editing Mode Blue LED lit up for 5sec Blinking red light Blue LED continuously lit up till unlocked ( re fe r to p a g e 0 8 G H O S T Macro Station) – Left Click – Right Click – Scroll Click and 4-direction Wheel – On-the-fly DPI Adjustment – Wheel Controller Lock – Profile Switch – Gaming Button (unassigned) – Gaming Button (unassigned) – Gaming Button (forward) – Gaming Button (backward) – Power & Wheel Indicator 6 Aivia Uranium – Micro USB Connector Jack – Twin-eye Laser Sensor – Pairing Button (Connect) – Power ON/OFF – AA Battery Slot – Screen Brightness Adjustment – OLED Display – 5-color Profile Indicator – Retractable Micro USB Charging Cable – Built-in GHOST Macro Engine Aivia Uranium 7 GHOST Macro Station GHOST macro station is your control center built for your gaming task, features dynamic status display, hot-switchable macro system and instant charging dock. Profile 3 Dynamic Display Mode Dynamic update and display DPI value, report rate, gaming profiles, and remaining battery life of your Aivia Uranium. Live Editing Mode Prompt re-assign macro hotkeys and set-up DPI value directly through GHOST station. Switch on the “wheel controller lock” to use the mouse wheel like a D-pad controller for OLED on-screen settings. 1 4 Select the function category: Basic/Key Mapping/Macro (refer to page13) Select one of the profiles you wish to program 2 Tilt right to enter Tilt left to go back Scroll up and down to select items Press down on wheel to confirm changes Choose the function and press scroll click to confirm setting Select a mouse button you wish to program 8 Aivia Uranium Aivia Uranium 9 DPI Value Report Rate GHOST Macro Engine GHOST Macro Engine supports Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 8. MAIN PAGE 1 1 Select the DPI stage you wish to define 2 Scroll backward and forward the wheel to adjust how fast the reports (125/142/166/200/250/333/ 500/1000Hz selectable) Press scroll click to save the change The main page is the home page when you first install GHOST Macro Engine. Click “PROFILES” to set up button assignments for the particular model. [. . . ] Click and start keying in keystrokes or button Record the real delay in-between as how it is entered. to end recording Key-in the time interval as a fixed time delay. You may also insert additional commands from the “Quick-insert bar” the left menu. Type on (the blue box) to rename this Action mode Execute a macro once as press the mouse button once. macro. Moreover, you may also change icon of your personal macro by clicking on Click Execute a macro continuously, and press again to stop the running macro. More: Execute a macro continuously until you release the assigned button. You may the macros you’d edited to the PC, and also a macro back to GHOST macro engine. 16 Aivia Uranium Aivia Uranium 17 SETTINGS MANAGE PROFILES You may either disable or enable a whole profile and also change the color of the profile indicator in this page. SCREEN SAVER The OLED screen will shows screen saver logo when the mouse stop working for 10mins. Except the default logo, you can customize the other display logo as a screen saver for your GHOST Macro Station. SENSITIVITY Sensitivity is how fast the mouse cursor travels across the screen. You can create 4 preferred sensitivity stages by moving the single adjusting slider, and click to set different sensitivity value of X-Y axis independently. Default: 800 / 1600 / 3200 / 5600 DPI. WHEEL SETTINGS You can adjust the scrolling and tilt speed by moving the knob on the slider. You may directly import a photo (bmp format only) from PC or manually draw on the bitmap. REPORT RATE The report rate determines the time intervals that your PC retrieves data from your mouse. You can switch between to 125Hz, 142Hz, 166Hz, 200Hz, 250Hz, 333Hz, 500Hz, or 1000Hz on the slider. Default setting: 500Hz 18 19 Aivia Uranium Aivia Uranium COOLING TIMER The cooling timer allows you to release a specific command again in the game which would limit the command execution interval. There are three timers for pre-setup. MEMORY STORAGE Erase all data on memory, such as settings and macros Back up the profile settings or macros to your PC Restore the backed up the settings or data from your PC 1 2 3 4 Note!Please DO NOT remove the mouse during processing in case memory damages. PAIRING 5 When the mouse loses connection with the receiver for some reason, you can re-connect them by this setting. Click Pairing and then press the rubber button on the bottom of mouse. Note!You may need another mouse to control the cursor during pairing process. The mouse will be reinstated once the pairing process is complete. 1 Select a mouse button which you would use for a gaming command 2 Input the cooling time interval 3 Type on the reminder script for this timer to remind yourself 4 Select the show-up effect: Highlight/ Blinking 5 Click Enable/ Disable to activate the timer Note!Exiting the Aivia GHOST software will automatically close the timer function. 20 Aivia Uranium Aivia Uranium 21 Battery and Charging • For best condition, please fully charge the battery the first time you use Aivia Uranium. It takes about 4 hours to fully charge 2*AA NiMH 2100mAh rechargeable batteries as you plug the single main USB connector. You may speed up the charging time by plugging both the USB connectors of the charging dock. • The remaining battery life info shown on the OLED screen may temporarily fluctuate when powering on or suddenly terminating charging process. [. . . ] These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiated 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 or more of the following measures: - Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. [. . . ]