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being used as well as the type of signals the trackball is providing
to the KE-USB36FS.
Use the "Reverse Y Axis" to transpose the up/down movement of
the trackball. This setting allows the trackball movement to be
adjusted for different types of trackballs and mounting.
The trackball adjusment selections only apply when the Auxiliary
input header is used for a trackball. If either the Rotary-5 or
Relay-8 checkboxes are selected, the trackball checkboxes are
disabled.
When a Rotary-5 and/or a Relay-8 unit is attached to the KE-
USB36FS Auxiliary header, be sure to check the appropriate boxes
to enable the function for the device.
Refer to the manual sections for the Relay-8 Mode and Rotary-5
Mode when using those options.
Saving the Configuration
Once the configuration has been created, it is recommended that
the configuration be saved to disk. The KE-USB36FS program
provides an option for saving the configuration as a custom disk file,
so it may be recalled at a later time for loading or modification.
The "Active High" setting is left
unchecked for most trackballs. If using
a vintage type trackball that can only
pull control lines high, check the box
for "Active High".
Use the "Reverse X Axis" to transpose
the left/right movement of the trackball.
This setting allows for adaption of the
trackball type and orientation in a
particular application.
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