HT3055 how do i re-pair my wireless mouse

I removed my wireless mouse from the bluetooth list on my macbook pro. But i cannot get to pair back the wireless mouse. How do i reconnect the wireless mouse back?

Have you installed the firmware patch for the printer (here)? If not, it needs to be installed over a USB connection.
Try that and then re-install with these directions.
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I have also invoked the wrath of someone that I was assisting with an issue who accused me "assuming" that they were a beginner and of talking down to them. It is often a thankless position.
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