AIVIA M8600 - Souris Gaming GIGABYTE - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL AIVIA M8600 GIGABYTE

ENGLISH Aivia, an integrated acronymic word, is derived from its key features – advanced, intuitive, and versatile interface archetype. The series is to emphasize the combination of subconscious, design and function as well as the pursuit of archetype. GIGABYTE believes each mouse and keyboard are the scrupulous work of mankind’s brainpower. Aivia is not only an extension to the human intellect, but also an intuitive extension to the use of artificial intelligence. The Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming mouse breaks free from the constraint of tangled wires while achieving tough mission during game play. Having ultra-high precision gaming sensor and 2.4GHz gaming-grade wireless technology, Aivia M8600 demonstrates not only excellent performance but also incredible rapid transmission even as a wireless gaming mouse. The battery life lasts continuously over 24 hours in the gaming mode and with introduction of the unique QSBSTM Technology – Quick-swap Battery System, you will enjoy a fast battery reload and lag-free game. 32KB onboard memory enables 5 profile settings on your M8600, and allows you to bring your personal settings wherever you go. Combining that with 6600DPI and 1000Hz report rate, the Aivia M8600 now becomes your ultimate weapon.

Feature • GamePlay Wireless Technology • Over 24hr battery life in game play • Dual mode wired/ wireless functionality • GHOST Macro Engine

Default button assignments

K L M N O P Q R S T Pro-laser Gaming Sensor Battery Charging Connector ID Pairing Button Power on/off Switch Battery Lock/Unlock Switch Ultra-DurableTM Teflon feet Pairing Button Charging Contact Spring Band Connector Jack for mini USB cable Battery Slot

Wireless Mode 1. Remove the sticker between battery and mouse before using. 2. Switch on M8600. 3. Connect the Charging Dock to your computer with the mini-USB cable. 4. Press the connecting buttons on M8600 and Charging Dock at the same time. When the pairing process is completed, your M8600 is then ready for use in wireless mode. 5. To charge M8600 in wireless mode, just place it on the Charging Dock. There is also a spare charging battery to replace.(For the first time use, please recharge the battery at least 8 hours.) 6. To replace the battery with the spare battery, push the battery switch to the left as shown. The battery will pop out instantly.

Wired Mode 1. Connect the mini-USB end of the cable to M8600. 2. Plug mouse into the USB port of your computer. M8600 is then ready for use as a wired mouse. Besides, its battery will start charging automatically in this wired mode. 3. To remove the cable, push the cable switch to the right as shown before pulling out the mini-USB connector.

ENGLISH Installation

ENGLISH Charging Methods • There are three different charging methods below. Place M8600 on the charging dock connected to your PC. There will be running green light on the front side of mouse to indicate charging process.

Insert your battery to battery slot of the charging dock. Connect the charging dock to your PC. The red light on charging dock will turn into green to indicate charging process. When the battery is fully charged, the LED on charging dock will come back to red light. Connect M8600 to your PC with the mini USB. The mouse will start charging automatically in wired mode

M8600 has a profile/Battery/Sensitivity LED indicator on its front side, which displays the status of profile/ battery life/sensitivity/ stage.

The color of the mode indicator LEDs changes along with profile switch. There are 5 different LED colors corresponding to the 5 available profiles on the mouse. The LED color can be selected from the GHOST Engine software based on your preference.

ENGLISH LED Light System

ENGLISH Battery Indicator The GREEN LEDs shows the remaining battery life: • 61 - 100% Battery: 3 green LED arrows • 31 - 60% Battery: 2 green LED arrows • 11 - 30% Battery: 1 green LED arrow • Less than 10% Battery: 3 green blinking LEDs arrows

Sensitivity Stage Indicator The LEDs will turn into RED light while adjusting sensitivity. • Sensitivity Stage 1: 1 red LED • Sensitivity Stage 2: 2 red LEDs • Sensitivity Stage 3: 3 red LEDs • Sensitivity Stage 4: full red LEDs

GHOSTTM Macro Engine supports Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows7. Install the software to assign buttons and set up your personal profile. Please make sure to connect your M8600 with mini USB cable to PC while editing macro and assigning buttons through GHOSTTM Engine software. (In wireless mode you are only allowed to adjust sensitivity, left-handed/right-handed mode and gaming/power saving mode)

Left Hand/ Right hand Mode Aivia M8600 is designed both for left-handed and right-handed user. You may simply switch the left hand/ right hand mode from the options of GHOSTTM Engine. The description of the buttons then will swap around symmetrically.

Gaming Mode/ Power Saving Mode • Gaming mode: In gaming mode, the mouse will stay longer in a standby status before going into sleeping status when mouse is not active. Therefore, it would consume more energy as gaming mode. • Power Saving mode: In power saving mode, the mouse will go into sleeping mode sooner when it is not active. The mouse consumes less energy while in power saving mode.

Color Option There are five default color LED lights on the panel which indicate five different profiles set up by users. Each individual profile can be assigned various settings to 10 programmable buttons. Moreover, you can also change the color of LED light for each profile(There are 26 colors and a light-off selection to choose from).

ENGLISH GHOSTTM Macro Engine

ENGLISH Button Assignment

User can assign various functions to buttons from both “BASIC FUNCTION” and “MACRO SCRIPTS”. All you have to do is drag the function icon and simply drop to the button you would like to assign. Remember that you may edit each macro script in the “MACRO EDITING” tab.

• You can swap around two button assignments by dragging one to the other. • You may delete a button assignment by dragging the function icon out of that button assignment. The button then becomes no functional. • Dragging a set function icon to the empty button, you would copy that function to the empty button. • Load and Backup: In case you require more profiles (button assignments) and macros and do not wish to delete the existing profiles, simply “backup” the existing profiles to your hard disk and load them back when needed.

The macro editing tab allows you easily to record all the commands, including key bindings and the press of mouse button. Each single macro also can be imported and exported onto your hard disk for further usage. Start with: Step1 Click "Record the duration or intervals" if you'd like to record intervals between two commands. Step2 Double-click “Cycle through selection of action mode” to change the execute mode. Step3 Click "Record" to start creating a macro and recording all the keystrokes or mouse commands. Step4 Click "Stop" to finish recording this macro when a macro is done. Step5 You can also insert additional commands on the “Quick-insert bar” left. Step6 After recording a macro, you may drag commands of the macro and drop into "On-board script" to store this macro on the mouse. Step7 Double-click on the macro scrip to rename this macro. Moreover, you may also change icon of your personal macro through clicking “change icon”. Step8 Come back to “Button Assign” tab, the macro you had built would become one application of “Macro scrip” in this tab.

ENGLISH Macro Editing

Record the duration or intervals (Time lag) If this function is marked, it allows you to record the intervals between two commands. Cycle through selection of action mode • Execute once: To execute a macro once. • Loop mode: Re-pressing to stop: Executing a macro continuously, and re-pressing the assigned button to stop the running macro. • Fire-button mode: Executing a macro continuously until you release the assigned button. Delete You can delete a command or a whole macro script by dragging the command or the macro script to “Delete” can. Record Keyboard only Clicking this option would ignore the press of mouse and just record keystrokes when recording a macro. Press Pause Key to Stop Recording Clicking this option would enable you to stop recording by pressing “Pause” key when recording a macro. Change Icon Here you can select your preferred icon for the macro. Furthermore, you can make your personal icon with any pictures in jpg or bmp format. What you need to do is click an empty icon of the icon base and press “Replace” to browse your files. Press “Remove” if you would like to remove the icon.

Import To import a macro to the macro editing in GHOST engine application program. Re-edit the macro Dragging the macro script back to macro editing allows you to re-edit this macro.

Sensitivity Sensitivity: As default setting, there are four sensitivity stages: 800, 1600, 3200 and 5600DPI (dots per inch). You can set up preferred sensitivity value of four sensitivity stages via GHOST Engine, you can then simply adjust DPI through on-the-fly switch. Check “set X and Y axis separately” option to adjust X-Y sensitivity levels. Report rate: The report rate determines the time intervals that your PC retrieves data from your mouse. You can set the report rate to 125Hz (8ms), 250Hz (4ms), 500Hz (2ms), or 1000Hz (1ms) by moving the knob on the slider.

You can adjust vertical & horizontal scroll wheel speed by moving the knob on the slider.

ENGLISH Export To export your a macro to the PC.

ENGLISH Product Specification Mouse and Receiver: Antenna Gain=0dBm Operating Frequency: 2402/ 2439/ 2450/ 2411/ 2468/ 2425/ 2447/ 2479MHz Channel Number: 8 channels Transmitter Output Power: 0 dBm Modulation:2.4G GFSK modulator Operating Temperature Range: 0°C(32°F) ~ 40°C(104°F) Power Type of wireless module: Mouse : Battery supply voltage Receiver : NB or PC USB Port Supply Voltage Battery: Battery Pack: BURNABY INTERNATIONAL TECHNOLOGY Model: SANYO NP 80/ 3.7Vdc 1500mAh Note: Please recharge the battery at least 8 hours for the first use. Caution: • Please DO NOT directly look into the laser beam. • Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect type • Dispose of used batteries according to the instruction Important information: Long period of repetitive motion using an improperly set-up workplace, or incorrect body posture may be associated with physical discomfort and injury to nerves, tendons, and muscles.

FCC Declaration: • This device 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 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. -Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. -Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. -Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. • 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. FCC Caution: • Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment. • The antenna(s) used for this transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Cycle through selection of action mode

Press Pause Key to Stop Recording