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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Thank you for purchasing this premium quality SHARKOON product. For an extended product lifetime, and to take full advantage of this product, we recommend that you read this manual completely. We hope you enjoy your experience with this Sharkoon product! SHARKOON Technologies ... -
Page 3: Features
CD with software and manual (as PDF) • Additional mouse skates • Transport bag Note: If you are missing any of the items listed above, please contact our customer service immediately: support@sharkoon.com (Germany and Europe) support@sharkoon.com.tw (international). fireglider optical... -
Page 4: The Mouse At A Glance
G – Button 7: freely programmable A – Button 6: freely programmable B – Button 7: freely programmable C – Grip area A – Weight tuning system (max. 19.5 g) B – Mouse slides made of teflon fireglider optical... -
Page 5: Connecting To A Pc
5. After completing the installation process the following icon will appear in the task bar: 7. The editor 7.1 Launching the editor Start the application by double-clicking the symbol on the desktop or the respective icon located in the task bar. fireglider optical... -
Page 6: The User Interface (Main Window)
H – Clicking this button will close the editor without transferring the changes to the mouse. – Clicking this button will transfer all changes made inside the editor to the mouse, the editor window remains open. fireglider optical... - Page 7 Read memory – Reads the current configuration from the internal mouse memory. Exit – Closes the editor without transferring the changes to the mouse. Fig. 1 (File menu) Fig. 1a (Import/Export): Import existing macros in AMC format or export them as AMC file. fireglider optical...
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Page 8: The Pulldown Menus
C – Flyout menus with further functions/ options Fig. 3 By clicking the “OK” button all changes from the editor will be transferred to the mouse. Pressing “ ” will discard all changes and exit the program. fireglider optical... -
Page 9: No Setting
Assign keyboard functions to the button (fig. 4). Fig. 4 7.3.4 Mouse Clicking the arrow will bring up a flyout menu (fig. 5). Assign mouse functions to the button. Fig. 5: Assign different mouse functions to the button. fireglider optical... -
Page 10: Internet
Clicking the arrow will bring up a flyout menu (fig 6). Assign a browser function to the selected button. Fig. 6: Assign different browser commands to the button. 7.3.6 Multimedia Clicking the arrow will bring up a flyout menu (fig.7). Assign multimedia functions to the button. Fig. 7: Assign different multimedia commands to the button. fireglider optical... -
Page 11: Execute Program
Clicking the arrow will bring up a flyout menu. Assign a key combination from the set “Text commands” (fig. 8) resp. “File Commands” (fig. 9) to the button. Fig. 8: Assign different text commands to the button. Fig. 9: Assign different file commands to the button. fireglider optical... -
Page 12: Office Sets
Fig. 10: Assign different office functions to the button. 7.3.10 Windows 8 Clicking the arrow will display a flyout menu (fig. 11). Assign Windows 8 functions to the button. Fig. 11: Assign Windows 8 functions to the button. fireglider optical... -
Page 13: System
Clicking the arrow will bring up a flyout menu (fig 12). Assign a system function to the button. Fig. 12: Assign different system functions to the button. 7.3.12 Select Macro File Clicking the arrow will bring up a flyout menu (fig 13). Assign a pre-set macro function to the button. Fig. 13 fireglider optical... -
Page 14: Macro Manager
Toggle between the single DPI stepping by pressing the mouse’s DPI button. 7.3.15 Report Rate Fig. 15: Define the mouse’s report rate (= number of reports per second). Note that a higher report rate also requires more PC power. fireglider optical... -
Page 15: Macro Manager
H – Define delay time (see below 7.3.4.8) – Define absolute and relative mouse cursor movements (see below 7.3.4.9) J – Define a sequence of mouse button strokes K – Code area L – Define a sequence of key strokes fireglider optical... -
Page 16: The Tabs "Loop" , "Key" , "If" And "Equ
This function enables to define jump instructions which will be copied to the script using the “Plug in” button afterwards. 2. Key: define the effect of pressing/releasing a button and copy this condition into the script using the “Plug in” button. fireglider optical... -
Page 17: Command Icons
“ button you can easily create a macro by pressing the complete keyboard and mouse actions. The single instructions will simultaneously be displayed in the code area. Using the “ “ button will save the created instruction code. fireglider optical... -
Page 18: Macro Play Back Mode
To detect the current absolute coordinates grab the crosshairs ( ) by pressing (and not releasing) the mouse button and moving the crosshairs across the screen. Relative coordinates are defined using the respective input forms. With “Plug in” you copy the settings to the code area. fireglider optical... -
Page 19: Further Functions
The following context menu will be displayed (fig. 16): Fig. 16 Select between these menu items: a) Auto Launch on Boot: decides whether the mouse software shall be loaded and started during system’s start. b) Open Editor c) Exit: closes the context menu. fireglider optical... - Page 20 All named products and descriptions are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of the respective manufac- turers and are accepted as protected. As a continuing policy of product improvement at SHARKOON, the design and specifications are subject to change without prior notice. National product specifications may vary.
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