Dotori Bluetooth Mouse user manual

Connect the phone as a standard Bluetooth HID mouse, then use one surface for pointer movement, clicks, and scrolling.

Checked with Android app version 1.0.0 (3) · Updated 18 August 2026

Quick start

  1. Prepare Bluetooth

    Turn on Bluetooth on the phone and PC. Grant the Bluetooth and notification permissions requested by the app.

  2. Start the connection

    Press Start connection. If this is a new PC, make the phone discoverable and pair it from the PC's Bluetooth screen. Confirm both pairing prompts.

  3. Wait until the app is ready

    The connection screen checks HID registration, pairing, connection, and a minimum report. A successful PC is remembered for later reconnects.

  4. Open the remote

    When the Home screen shows Connected, press Open remote. Move the pointer once and test a click before relying on the connection.

Bluetooth Mouse connection screen
The Home screen separates connection readiness from mouse input.

Mouse controls

The phone sends movement, not screen coordinates. Bluetooth HID reports relative movement, so the app cannot see or correct the pointer position displayed on the PC.

Settings

Bluetooth Mouse settings
Connection behavior and pointer settings are saved on the phone.
Bluetooth Mouse help
Help explains the HID requirement and the limits the phone cannot observe.

Troubleshooting

SymptomWhat to check
The PC cannot find the phoneGrant permissions, turn on Bluetooth, start the connection, and make the phone discoverable. Close another Dotori HID remote if it owns the session.
The remote will not openReturn to Home and wait for Connected. If the minimum report check failed, retry the connection.
Pointer movement is too slow or fastChange Sensitivity between Low, Normal, and High.
Horizontal scrolling does nothingTry the same control in an application that supports horizontal wheel input. The host application decides how to use it.
The PC woke but did not clickThe first report may only wake a sleeping PC. Wait until it is awake, then repeat the input.

Requirements and privacy

Pointer and button reports go only to the paired host. The app cannot read the PC's pointer position or screen. See the full privacy policy.