Combi-Mouse (250-2001)       Installation              Faxback Doc. # 3310

Follow these steps to install the mouse.

1.  Turn off the computer and all peripherals.

NOTE:  Make sure you turn off the computer and all peripherals any time
you need to plug or unplug the mouse.  This will insure that you do
not cause damage to the mouse port.  This is also true of unplugging any
peripheral device or internal board and cables.

2.  To locate the computers mouse port, refer to the computer's users
guide.  If you are using the computer's serial port, remove the serial
to PS/2 adapter from the mouse cable.  Gently press the mouse cable
connector into the port.

3.  Turn on the computer and install the mouse drivers following the
instructions below.

Running the Mouse Drivers under MS-DOS

If necessary, copy the two mouse drivers from the MS-DOS diskette to the
working disk or hard disk.

The drivers are:

MOUSE.COM and MOUSE.SYS

MOUSE.COM is the standard driver.  To load it, it must be in your current
directory or in a directory in your systems PATH.  Simply type:

MOUSE <ENTER>

You can include this in the AUTOEXEC.BAT  file.

MOUSE.SYS is the alternate device driver.  It conforms to the DOS
standard for installation device drivers.  To use  MOUSE.SYS, add the
following line to your computers CONFIG.SYS file:

DEVICE=C:\DIR\MOUSE.SYS

DIR is the directory where you copied MOUSE.SYS.

NOTE: You must reset your computer after you edit your AUTOEXEC.BAT or
CONFIG.SYS files.  The AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files are located
in the root directory, (C:\), of your Hard Drive, or on your Bootable
MS-DOS diskette, (A:\).

For more information about CONFIG.SYS, AUTOEXEC.BAT and  PATH, refer to
your DOS reference manual.

With some versions of MS-DOS, you can adjust your mouse's sensitivity
and set other mouse options.  Refer to your DOS reference guide for
specific information on the mouse driver included with your system.