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■ Example of connection
Personal Computer
13-pin connector (male)
To mouse connector
Wireless mouse and keyboard
■ Operation
Mouse cursor
To USB connector 7 (Accessory USB cable)
USB connector
Click 2
Button
Mouse
Button
Click 1
Button
Buttons
By connecting the mouse cable (for PS/2) included with the PT-L759XU/PT-L759VE/ to the computer’s mouse
connector, the PT-L759XU/PT-L759VE’s remote control unit can be operated with the mouse. When connected using
the USB cable, in addition to the above mouse operations, the keyboard’s cursor keys ( , , and ) can be
operated with the remote control unit.
• Do not connect the USB cable and mouse cable at the same time.
• A computer equipped with a USB port as standard and on which Windows 98/Me, Windows 2000, or Mac OS9 or
higher is preinstalled is required when connecting the USB cable. To use a mouse connector other than the PS/2 port,
purchase a separately sold mouse cable.
• Consult a sales outlet when purchasing a separately sold mouse cable. The PT-L759XU/PT-L759VU is compatible
with the following mice: PS/2 mouse, serial mouse, Macintosh, PC-98 series
• Only use mouse cables designed exclusively for the PT-L759XU/PT-L759VU.
Click 1 Button This button corresponds to the button on a
single-button mouse, or to the left button on a
standard mouse with two buttons.
Click 2 Button This button corresponds to the right button on a
standard mouse with two buttons.
Press this button lightly with your thumb and
move to move the mouse cursor on the screen.
Pressing strongly is the same as pressing the
click 1 button. Dragging is possible by pressing
as such and moving.
Mouse Button
• This function can only be used when connected
with the USB cable.
• This does not function while the menu screen is
displayed and during digital zooming.
• Not Macintosh compatible.
Buttons
You can operate the , , , buttons on the
remote control instead of on your PC only if USB
connection is used.
3 (PS/2 Mouse Cable) or
4 (MAC Mouse Cable)
Note
Note
Diagram numbers correspond with numbers (see page 44.)