G903 Lightspeed Wireless - Mouse LOGITECH - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL G903 Lightspeed Wireless LOGITECH

SETUP INSTRUCTIONS 1 Remove the protective lm on the bottom side of the mouse before use. This lm is designed to protect the sensor from dust during transport, and your mouse may not function unless this is removed. 2 A wireless receiver, USB adapter, and optional 10g weight can be found in theaccessory box. Plug one end of the cable into your PC, andtheother end into the USB adapter and receiver. – The receiver can also be used plugged directly into yourPC. However, using the cable and adapter when in wireless mode is recommended and allows for better connectivity and easy access to the cable for recharging. 3 Turn mouse on via the switch on the bottom of the mouse.

10g4 ENGLISH 4 To charge, disconnect the cable from the adapter and plug into the front of the mouse. Your mouse will operate in data-over-cable mode whenever it is plugged in directly toaPC. Full charge from empty requires approximately twohours plugged in to a PC USB port. Tips: – Keep the mouse and receiver 2 m+ away from wireless routersor other 2.4GHz wireless devices to minimize environmental noise. – G903 has a wireless range of up to 10 meters. Toensure optimal performance in noisy wireless environments, andtokeep the charging cable easily accessible, itisrecommended to keep the receiver within 20 cm ofthemouse. 2 m+ 20 cm- 45 ENGLISH BUTTON CONFIGURATIONS G903 comes with replaceable buttons and button caps, whichare held onto the mouse magnetically. These should be stored in box when not in use. These replaceable buttons support conversion to the following congurations: 1 Left handed 2 Right handed 3 No buttons 4 Full buttons

1 Left (Button 1) 2 Right (Button 2) 3 Wheel click (Button 3) 4 Back (Button 4) 5 Forward (Button 5) 6 Back (Button 6) 7 Forward (Button 7) 8 Scroll left (wheel tilt left) 9 Wheel mode shift (not programmable) 10 DPI Down (Button ‑) 11 Scroll right (wheel tilt right) 12 DPI Up (Button +) 13 On/O switch (bottom of mouse, not programmable) 14 Prole Select (bottom of mouse, not programmable) 15 Weight door

G903 has a rechargeable 720mAH LiPol battery which provides it with up to 32 hours non-stop gaming at 1ms report rate withlights o, or 24 hours non-stop gaming at 1ms report rate with RGB color cycling on.* – Charge level can be checked when the mouse is poweredon orusing Logitech Gaming Software to assign a button tocheck charge level. – Charge level is displayed for seven seconds at mouse power-onusing the color and number of bars illuminated onthe DPI indicator: – 3 green bars = 50–100% – 2 orange bars = 30–50% – 1 red bar = 15–30% – 1 ashing red bar = <15% Tip: You can program a button to show charge level usingLGS. – The left DPI LED will ash red when battery is at 15% or less. When this happens, plug in your mouse to charge. – Charge level, power draw, and estimated remaining battery life can be checked in Logitech Gaming Software *Battery life and capacity may vary with age and use. Rechargeable batteries have a limited number of charge cycles.8 ENGLISH

CHARGING/DATA OVER CABLE

Plug your mouse in via the provided USB charging cable when the battery is low. G903 is also compatible with the Logitech G POWERPLAY wireless charging system, sold separately.

RGB PROGRAMMABLE LIGHTING

G903 has two lighting zones 1 DPI indicators 2 G logo These colors can be customized using Logitech Gaming Software to a variety of breathing, color cycling, or solid color modes. Lighting patterns can also be synchronized with other supported Logitech G devices using this software.

You can customize the 5 onboard proles of the G903 using the Logitech Gaming Software. These settings include surface tuning, button programming, lighting color, lighting eects, report rate, and tracking behavior. G903 allows up to 5 DPI settings per prole. By default, G903 has 1 active onboard prole with thefollowingsettings: – DPI: 400/800/1600/3200/6400 – RGB lighting: color cycle – Report rate: 1ms

DPI/ONBOARD PROFILE INDICATORS

DPI/Onboard proles are shown using three LEDs under the-/+ buttons. The image below shows which values are being indicated by the LED panel. DPI/Prole 1 DPI/Prole 2 DPI/Prole 4 DPI/Prole 5 DPI/Prole 3