Second-Level Keyboard; Quicktip - Logitech LogiCad3D Magellan/SPACE MOUSE Classic User Manual

CATIA (v.5)
2 Translation ON/OFF
3 Rotation ON/OFF
5 Dominant Mode ON/OFF
6 Increase Sensitivity
7 Default Sensitivity
Pro/ENGINEER (v.17 through 19)
1 Repaint.
Repaints the current screen.
2 Shade.
The object onscreen is shaded.
3 Display Datum.
Toggles the display of the
datum planes.
4 Model Spin Center.
the spin center axis.
5 Decrease Sensitivity
6 Increase Sensitivity
7 Default Sensitivity
8 Default View.
Resets the object to the default
view.
NOTE: See also the Pro/ENGINEER user's
manual under the cross reference View Point
Function or Spaceball .
Pro/ENGINEER (v.20 or higher)
1 Repaint.
Repaints the current screen.
2 Shade.
The object onscreen is shaded.
3 Previous View.
Resets the object to the
previous view.
4 Default View.
Resets the object to the default
view.
5 Gain Up
6 Gain Down
7 Gain Default
8 Refit.
Resizes the view of the object while
maintaining the current orientation.
NOTE: See also the Pro/ENGINEER user's
manual under the cross reference View Point
Function or Spaceball.
Unigraphics (v.11 or higher)
1 Translation ON/OFF
2 Rotation ON/OFF
3 Dominant Mode ON/OFF
4 Keep In View.
Pressing this key makes it
impossible to lose the graphical object outside
the bounds of the screen. The default is OFF.
5 Gain Down
6 Gain Up
The model will spin about
7 New Rotation Center.
rotation center at the center of the current
screen.
8 Menu.
Brings up the Unigraphics menu.
NOTE: See also the Unigraphics user's manual
under the cross reference View Point Function
or Magellan .

Second-Level Keyboard

Functions of the second-level keyboard are
executed by pressing any one of the eight
numerical keys in combination with the star
key. The keys must be pressed simultaneously .
Press and hold the star key followed by the
desired numerical key. Note that second-level
keyboard functions are not application-
dependent.
* 1 Translation ON/OFF
* 2 Rotation ON/OFF
* 3 Dominant Mode ON/OFF
* 4 Zeroing.
The Magellan/SPACE MOUSE is
zeroed at the current position of the cap. All
subsequent inputs are relative to this position.
* 5 Translation Sensitivity.
sensitivity is increased incrementally on a scale
from zero (the default) to 7. Activating this key
sequence the eighth time resets the sensitivity
to zero.
* 6 Rotation Sensitivity.
sensitivity is increased incrementally on a scale
from zero (the default) to 7. Activating this key
sequence the eighth time resets the sensitivity
to zero.
* 7 Zero Radius.
the cap required to cause movement is
increased incrementally on a scale from zero to
15 (the default). After 15 the setting is reset to
zero. A high zero radius setting is helpful if slight
vibrations exist in the work environment.
* 8 Default Sensitivity.
and rotational sensitivities and the zero radius to
the default settings.

Quicktip

A Quicktip is executed by pressing downward
on the cap with a quick tipping motion of your
finger, as shown below. The Quicktip function
11
Sets the new
The translational
The rotational
The minimum displacement of
Returns the translational