T620 - Mouse LOGITECH - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Wireless touch mouse
Brand	Logitech
Model	T620 Zone Touch Mouse
Connection technology	Logitech Unifying (2.4 GHz)
Wireless range	Up to 10 meters
Power supply	2 AA batteries (1.5 V)
Battery life	Approximately 12 months
Indicator light	Charge indicator (red if batteries low)
Buttons	Left click, right click, middle click (touchpad), touch scroll button
Touch functions	One-finger vertical and horizontal scrolling, click, access to Windows Start screen
Included software	Logitech SetPoint or Options (download recommended)
Compatibility	Windows 7, 8, 10, macOS
Receiver	Nano Unifying receiver (stored in mouse)
Dimensions (L x W x H)	Approx. 105 x 68 x 35 mm
Weight	Approx. 95 g (without batteries)
Care and cleaning	Clean with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use abrasive products.
Safety	Observe battery polarity. Do not expose to moisture.
Spare parts and repairability	Batteries (AA), Unifying receiver, battery compartment cover. No user-serviceable parts.

Frequently Asked Questions - T620 LOGITECH

How to connect the Logitech T620 mouse to the computer?

Plug the Unifying receiver into a USB port on your computer. Turn on the mouse using the switch located under the mouse. If the connection is not automatic, use the Logitech Options software or the Unifying driver available on the Logitech website.

The mouse is not working, what should I do?

First, check that the mouse is powered on (switch in the On position). Check the battery status: if the indicator flashes red, replace the batteries. Make sure the receiver is plugged directly into a USB port (not a hub). Keep metal objects away. Restart the mouse by turning it off and then on again.

How to install the Logitech software for the T620?

Download the Logitech Options software from www.logitech.com or via the link www.logitech.com/download/t400 (compatible with the T620). Follow the on-screen instructions. The software allows you to customize touch gestures and buttons.

What is the battery life of the T620?

The battery life is approximately 12 months with new AA batteries. This may vary depending on usage. The red indicator shows that the batteries are low.

Can the mouse be used without the Logitech software?

Yes, the mouse works as a standard mouse with basic functions (click, scroll). The software is needed to enable advanced gestures and customize buttons.

Is the T620 mouse compatible with Mac?

Yes, it is compatible with macOS. The Logitech Options software is available for Mac. Some gestures may require the software installation.

How to replace the batteries of the T620 mouse?

Remove the battery compartment cover located under the mouse. Insert two new AA batteries, observing polarity (+/-). Replace the cover.

What to do if the pointer jumps or has difficulty moving?

Wipe the touchpad surface with a soft, dry cloth. Make sure the work surface is not reflective or glass. Keep wireless interference sources away (Wi-Fi, speakers).

Can I pair the mouse with another Unifying receiver?

Yes, the T620 mouse uses Logitech Unifying technology. You can pair it with a different Unifying receiver via the Logitech Options software or the Unifying utility.

How to access the Start screen in Windows with the T620?

Click on the upper two-thirds of the touchpad (rear touch zone) or assign a gesture via the Logitech Options software.

USER MANUAL T620 LOGITECH

1. Plug in the receiver

Plug the Unifying receiver into a USB port.

2. Power on the mouse

Move the power switch to the On position.

Check the battery status light. Red means it's time to change the battery.

Power switch in the On position

3. Software installation

You are prompted to install Logitech software that enhances your Touch Mouse experience with additional gestures, smoother performance, and personalized settings.

Follow the onscreen instructions to complete installation.

No prompt?

Download the software from:

www.logitech.com/download/t400

Visit the Product Page

While you're online, check out the Zone Touch Mouse T400 Product Page, your destination for world-class support.

www.logitech.com/support/t400

In addition to software, you'll find tutorials, troubleshooting tips, and guidelines for using your new Touch Mouse.

The Product Page is also home to live forums that connect you to a global community of knowledgeable users.

Using the mouse

One finger scrolling

Swipe up, down, or sideways on the touch strip.

Clicking

The Touch Mouse provides full 3-button operation. Click the left, right, or middle area of the mouse surface.

Click the top 2/3 of the touch strip to go to the Windows Start screen.

Replace batteries

Remove the battery cover and insert new batteries into the compartment.

Unifying

Logitech Unifying technology connects up to six compatible Logitech mice and keyboards to the same receiver, using only one USB port for multiple devices. To learn more, visit:

www.logitech.com/support/unifying

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Troubleshooting

Touch Mouse not working?

• Restart the mouse by turning it off and then back on.
• Check if your Unifying receiver is properly connected to a USB port.
• Move the Unifying receiver to another USB port on your computer. (Try connecting directly to your computer instead of using a USB hub.)
• Remove any metallic objects near the mouse.
• If the status light blinks red, replace the battery.

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Install your mouse

1. Plug in the receiver

Connect the Unifying receiver to a USB port.

2. Turn on the mouse

The switch button must be set to "On".

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