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Contour Design, Inc.
10 Industrial Drive
Windham
New Hampshire, 03087, USA
Phone: 800-462-6678
E-mail: ergoinfo@contourdesign.com
Contour Design Europe A/S
International House
Center Boulevard 5
2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark
Phone: +45 32 46 11 20
E-mail: info@contour-design.com
Tested to comply with FCC Standards.
U.S. Patent No. 7,199,792
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- Page 1 Contour Design, Inc. 10 Industrial Drive Windham New Hampshire, 03087, USA Phone: 800-462-6678 E-mail: ergoinfo@contourdesign.com Contour Design Europe A/S International House Center Boulevard 5 2300 Copenhagen S, Denmark Phone: +45 32 46 11 20 E-mail: info@contour-design.com Tested to comply with FCC Standards.
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Page 3: Box Contents
Slide/click You can also click with it. Use the large left button to left click and the large right button to right click. (See the label around the buttons of your RollerMouse Free2). Rollerbar (cursor movement and click) RollerMouse Free2... -
Page 4: Getting Started
(for help, see page 8). Place the keyboard on top of your RollerMouse Free2. We recommend that you use the integrated wrist rest, as The keyboard’s front edge should be parallel to the it is ergonomically designed to help keep your hands, wrists rollerbar. - Page 5 To raise the front edge of your keyboard 5 mm, mount the position with your hands and wrists as flat as possible, short risers directly onto the back of your RollerMouse Free2. you may need to adjust the height of your keyboard. We’ve developed keyboard risers that can help you achieve the right height and angle, regardless of your keyboard type.
- Page 6 Release the avoid accidential clicking while typing. Once familar with your rollerbar when the cursor is where you want it. RollerMouse Free2, you may find it faster with a softer click Click (ie. lower roller click force tension).
- Page 7 Ergonomic tips What’s best for your body? Place your RollerMouse Free2 and keyboard a bit away With your RollerMouse Free2 correctly placed in front you, from you so your forearms can rest evenly on the table. it is possible for your hands, wrists and forearms to lie flat Keep your keyboard low and avoid having your wrists bent and relaxed.
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