This guide provides setup instructions, connection methods, and software configuration details for the L7 Tri-mode Gaming Mouse.
1. Product Information
The MCHOSE L7 Series consists of lightweight tri-mode gaming mice designed for gaming, productivity, and everyday use.
Connection Modes
- USB Wired Mode
- 2.4GHz Wireless Mode
- BT Mode
Model Specifications
| Model Group | Dimensions | Approximate Weight | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|
| L7 Pro / L7 Ultra | 115.62 × 60.61 × 36.04 mm | 39g ± 2g | 250mAh |
| L7 Ultra+ | 119.6 × 62.9 × 38.1 mm | Approx. 48g | 500mAh |
Specifications may vary by version and production batch. Verify the exact model on the product label or packaging.
Note: Manual measurements may vary slightly.
Connection Modes
The mouse supports multiple connection modes:
- Wired (USB Type-C)
- 2.4G Wireless
- BT Mode (Mode B)
2. Wired Connection
- Plug the Type-C end of the USB cable into the mouse.
- Connect the USB-A end to your computer.
- The device will be ready to use automatically.
3. 2.4G Wireless Connection
Setup Steps
- Switch the mouse to 2.4G mode.
- Connect the receiver to your computer via USB.
- Auto pairing is enabled by default.
Manual Pairing
- Press and hold: Left button + Middle button + Right button for 3–5 seconds.
- When the indicator light turns on, reconnect the receiver.
4. BT Connection (Mode B)
Setup Steps
- Switch the mouse to Mode B (BT ).
- Open BT settings on your computer.
- Select the device name “MCHOSE L7” to pair.
Clear Pairing
- Switch to Mode B.
- Press and hold Left + Middle + Right buttons for 3–5 seconds.
- Wait until the indicator flashes rapidly.
- Reconnect the device from BT settings.
5. MCHOSE HUB Software
The L7 series supports both web-based and desktop driver software for advanced configuration.
- Web Driver: https://www.mchose.com.cn/#/home
- PC Driver Download: https://www.maicong.cn/support/hub
Note: Driver functions are supported only in Wired and 2.4G modes.
Device Connection
- Switch to 2.4G mode or connect via USB cable.
- Open MCHOSE HUB software.
- The device will be automatically detected.
6. Button Settings
System Functions
Assign system-level shortcuts such as volume control, brightness adjustment, and media playback.
Key Remapping
You can reassign any mouse button to another function or keyboard key.
Shortcuts
Used to configure complex actions or multi-step operations, such as opening a specific program, running a script, or executing a series of keyboard shortcut combinations.
7. Macros & Advanced Functions
Instructions
Macros allow you to execute multi-step actions with a single click, such as launching applications or running scripts.
Macro Recording
1.Create a new macro. | 2.Name the macro and press Enter. |
3.Select loop mode if needed. | 4.Start recording your actions. |
5.Drag the macro onto a button to assign it. | 6.Adjust delay intervals if necessary. |
7.Macros can be imported and exported for backup and transfer. | |
8. DPI Settings
- DPI levels can be switched using the DPI button.
- Higher DPI = faster cursor movement.
- X and Y axis can be configured independently.
9. Performance Settings
Polling Rate
- 500 Hz: Office use
- 1000 Hz or higher: Gaming
Key Settings
- Debounce Time: Controls click response delay.
- LOD (Lift-Off Distance): Height at which tracking stops when lifted.
- Ripple Control: Reduces high-DPI movement jitter.
- Straight Line Correction: Smooths cursor movement but may reduce precision.
- Motion Sync: Improves tracking consistency but may slightly increase latency.
Sensor Modes
- Hyper Competitive Mode: ~20K FPS (best performance, supported by PAW3950)
- Competitive Mode: ~13K FPS
- Performance Mode: ~1K FPS (battery saving)
10. Additional Settings
- Firmware version check
- Factory reset
- Charging indicator status
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