This guide provides instructions for connection, charging, driver usage, and basic configuration of the K7 Tri-mode Gaming Mouse.
Contents
- 1. Product Overview
- 2. Connection Modes
- 3. Charging & Battery
- 4. MCHOSE HUB Driver
- 5. Driver Functions
- 6. Performance Settings
- 7. Sleep & Wake Settings
- 8. Important Notes
- 9. Troubleshooting Quick Tips
1. Product Overview
- Tri-mode connection: Wired / 2.4G Wireless / BT
- Supports MCHOSE HUB (Web & PC driver)
- Adjustable DPI, Polling Rate, and performance settings
- Magnetic wireless charging dock support (model dependent)
Specifications
- Length: 127.3mm
- Width: 63.8mm
- Height: 39.9mm
- Weight: approx. 59g (varies by model and accessories)
2. Connection Modes
2.1 Wired Mode
- Connect USB-C cable to the mouse and USB-A to the computer.
- The device will automatically switch to wired mode and begin charging.
2.2 2.4G Wireless Mode
- Switch the bottom mode to 2.4G.
- Plug the USB receiver into the computer or charging dock receiver.
- Ensure receiver is within 20cm for best performance.
Manual Pairing (2.4G):
- Press and hold Left + Middle + Right buttons for 3–5 seconds until indicator flashes.
- Insert receiver and wait for successful pairing (light turns off).
2.3 BT Mode
- Switch to B mode on the bottom switch.
- Search device name: K7Mouse.
- Press and hold Left + Middle + Right buttons for pairing reset.
Note: BT must be used without cable connected.
3. Charging & Battery
Charging Method
- Use USB-C cable or magnetic charging dock (if supported).
- Charging time: approximately 2–3 hours.
- Mouse can be used while charging.
Battery Indicator
- Flashing red: Low battery / charging
- Solid red: Charging
- Solid green: Fully charged
Battery Notes
- Battery level is estimated in driver software.
- 8K polling rate significantly reduces battery life.
4. MCHOSE HUB Driver
The K7 supports both Web Driver and PC Driver.
- Web Driver: https://www.mchose.com.cn/#/home
- PC Driver: https://www.maicong.cn/support/hub
Supported Modes
- Wired Mode
- 2.4G Wireless Mode
Note: BT mode is not supported in the driver.
5. Driver Functions
5.1 Button Settings
- Remap mouse buttons to system shortcuts (volume, play/pause, etc.)
- Assign keyboard keys or mouse functions
5.2 Macros
- Create multi-step commands (key sequences)
- Supports loop mode and delay adjustment (up to 16000ms)
- Macro import/export supported
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2. Enter a name and press Enter to name the macro configuration. |
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3. Select loop mode
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4. To start recording, press the corresponding button combination to complete the recording and save. |
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5. Simply drag and drop the recorded macro configuration to the corresponding key. |
6. To modify the macro interval, simply click the delay time after recording ends. |
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5.3 DPI Settings
- Adjust DPI levels (1–6 presets)
- Separate X/Y axis adjustment supported
- Higher DPI = faster cursor movement
5.4 Lighting Settings
- Customize lighting effects for receiver or dock
6. Performance Settings
Polling Rate
- 500Hz: Office use
- 1000Hz+: Gaming
- Higher polling rate = lower latency but higher CPU usage
Key Debounce Time
- Controls delay between press and release
- Lower value = faster response but may cause accidental double-clicks
LOD (Lift-Off Distance)
- Controls tracking height when mouse is lifted
- Lower LOD reduces cursor jitter during lift-off
Motion Sync
- Improves tracking smoothness
- May slightly increase input latency
Ripple Control
- Reduces jitter at high DPI
- May reduce responsiveness at low DPI
Straight Line Correction
- Stabilizes cursor movement
- Not recommended for FPS/MOBA competitive games
Sensor Angle Adjustment
- Supported on PAW3395 / PAW3950 sensors
- Recommended default: 0°
7. Sleep & Wake Settings
- Default sleep time: 3 minutes inactivity
- Wake method: move mouse (button wake may not work on optical switches)
- Settings adjustable via MCHOSE HUB
8. Important Notes
- BT polling rate is fixed at 125Hz
- Driver only works in Wired / 2.4G mode
- High polling rate may cause FPS drops on low-end PCs
- Use original cable for best stability
- Do not use phone chargers to avoid battery damage
9. Troubleshooting Quick Tips
- Reconnect receiver if mouse is not detected
- Try different USB port if connection fails
- Update firmware via MCHOSE HUB
- Keep receiver away from Wi-Fi routers for best stability
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