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Dip switch 1 & 2: Initial mouse movement
A
medium
slow
slow
Dip switch 3 & 4: Maximum cursor or mouse speed
B
disabled
2x base
Dip switch 5 & 6: Cursor delay
C
disabled
1.0 sec
Dip switch 7 & 8: Switch delay
D
disabled
0.5 sec
Dip switch 9 & 10: Latch delay
E
disabled
1.0 sec
Dip switch 11 & 12: Cursor movement options
F
3 switch
4 switch
60126081-C
medium
fast
fast
4x base
8x base
2.0 sec
4.0 sec
1.0 sec
2.0 sec
2.0 sec
4.0 sec
4 switch
5 switch
G
OFF
ON
This is a slower speed initially for precise targeting. It
is set and used in conjunction with Cursor Delay to
A
give the user the ability to move the mouse slowly at
first and then speed up after a set amount of time to
move across the screen efficiently.
This setting controls the maximum speed of the cursor
and is the speed the mouse will obtain after the initial
B
speed. Note the base speed is set in the control panel
of the computer's mouse settings.
This is the initial amount of time the switch must be
pressed and held before the mouse speeds up. This
C
setting is used in conjunction with Initial Mouse
Movement and Maximum Cursor settings.
This setting controls the amount of time the
directional switches must be activated before the
D
cursor will move. This is to allow for inadvertent
switch closures. Note this applies to directional
switches only.
This setting controls the amount of time the Left and
Right Click switch must be held before it will latch.
Once the latch is no longer required, press the Right
E
Click or Left Click switch for the same length of time to
deactivate the latch.
Switch 11 and 12 should be in the DOWN position
when using with the Head Array for 3 switch mouse
F
emulation.
OFF: Original mouse speed; better for PC.
G
ON: Increases mouse speed by 1/3; better for MAC.
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