MOD-KIT elements

Check if you got everything: Encoder PCB with wheel, side button PCB, Shell, wheel holder,
battery (Original or our smaller battery), main PCB, carbon fiber rods, screws, bar and optional magnesium wheel.

Remove the small bridges

Those support the mouse buttons during the print and post-processing.

Remove the small spikes

Those will prevent the PCB from sitting in it's holder. You can use an Xacto knife, a kitchen knife or a nail file. Be careful.

Connect the encoder PCB with the side button PCB

Pay attention to the orientation of the ribbon cable.

For Magnesium Wheels: When you connect the wheel to the encoder, pay attention to leave 1mm space when pushing the pin inside the encoder. This way, the wheel is placed in the middle. Next step is for all wheels: Connect the wheel with the encoder. Place the encoder PCB in the top shell.

Place the encoder PCB in the two small pouches in the front

Place the encoder PCB in the two small pouches in the front

Add scroll wheel holder

Fasten the scrollwheel holder
Use the pointy small screws.

Add the side button PCB and identify the pouches of the carbon fiber rods [optional]

Disclaimer: We do not recommend installing the rod in the back. The shell might get damaged during the installation process.

Position the Mouse: Turn the mouse so the bottom is facing up. Install the side button PCB and check for the cable.

The pouches on the side button side are your starting point. The pouch on the other side has a wider entry. You can click it in.

Place the rod in the front

Start on the side with the side buttons. It is only possible this way.

Insert the Rods: Start by inserting one end of the rod into the pouch where it locks in place and won’t slide out.

Snap into Place: Carefully press the other end of the rod until it clicks into position. If there isn’t enough space, gently bend the shell outward to make room.

Check for Security: Once clicked in, the rods should be secure on both sides.

In the back as well

Lock it in.

Click the rod in

Gentle.

Check both carbon fiber rods

They should both be sitting in it's pouches.

Place the battery

Use two finger to hold the battery and a finger of your other hand to push against the battery holder.
If you bought a battery from us, it should have additional adhesive with a film that needs to be removed.

Connect the ribbon cable

The cable is very fragile - be very careful with it. The white line should almost touch the white socket.

Fasten the PCB

Use the non-pointy small screws to add the PCB. Stop fastening the screws once you feel resistance.

Add the battery

Be careful when pushing the battery against the battery holder. It holds the battery well, but is fragile.
When connecting the battery, pay attention to the orientation of the pins.

Add the bar

Pay attention to the orientation.
Use the pointy screws with cross head. Stop screwing once you feel resistance, otherwise you can destry the thread.

Prepare the skates

Last touches

Add the mouse skates like shown on the photo. You can also add dot skates.
We recommend 4 in the front to reduce the risk of scratching.

If a mouse button doesn't register, it is possible that a switch got loose. You can push it down again but pressing the mouse button down.

In case your mouse slightly wobbles, contact us in the chat or at PMM.GG/SUPPORT

Turn the mouse on by pressing the button for 6 seconds. The LED should turn on.
Finish by configuring your mouse with Synapse.