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OPERATING
Touchpad (optional)
The touchpad replaces the mouse and is appropiate when there is lack of
space for using a mouse. The touchpad takes over the functions of a mouse
and is operated with the finger.
Do not press on the touchpad with a hard or a sharp object like e.g. a ball
point pen. The touchpad could be damaged.
Do not contaminate the touchpad with dirt like liquids or grease.
Do not put heavy objects on the touchpad, the control buttons or keyboard.
Operating
The touchpad requires a pointer such as a finger. To use the Touchpad,
simply move your finger tip across the surface in the direction of the screen
pointer.
The left mouse button is released by a shortly tapping on the pad. Double-
tapping corresponds to a double click of the left mouse button. You receive
the Drag and Drop function by selecting the object, leaving the finger on the
pad, moving the object and dropping it into the new position.
The control buttons below are used like the left or right mouse button. Press
the left button to position the cursor and press the right mouse to display the
context menu.
The touchpad works only under a BEETLE system from D2-CPU upwards.
It does not work under former versions, e.g. C1, C2, D1.
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Con trol Buttons
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