Cherry M-2000 User Manual

User’s Manual
644-0226.00 UK Februar 2001
1 General Advice............................................................................. 2
2 Overview of the Cherry Power Wheel Mouse software................ 2
3 Tabs ............................................................................................. 3
3.1 Buttons (tab)............................................................................................ 3
3.2 Pointers (tab)........................................................................................... 3
3.4 Settings (tab) ........................................................................................... 4
4 Cleaning the mouse ..................................................................... 6
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1 General Advice
2 Overview of the Cherry
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Power Wheel Mouse soft­ware
The functions of your Cherry Power Wheel
Mouse can be configured in the dialog box Mouse Properties. This allows you to cus-
tomize your mouse to your individual require­ments and supports you with numerous functions that surpass those of a standard mouse.
To open the Mouse Properties dialog box
1 In the task bar, double-click on the symbol
.
The dialog box Mouse Properties is opened.
- OR -
Select Start | Settings | Control Panel.
2 Double-click on the symbol Mouse.
The dialog box Mouse Properties is opened.
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3Tabs
3.1 Buttons (tab)
Click on the button OK.
The new configuration is saved.
In the tab Buttons you can make the follow­ing settings:
You can assign functions to the mouse but­tons 2, 3, 4 and 5. You select the functions from the drop-down lists located alongside the buttons. As the primary button, the left button cannot be individually assigned a function. An overview of the meaning of the individual functions is given in the following list.
You can set the time period that can elapse between two clicks in order to carry out a function with a double-click. The closer the slider stands to the value Fast, the faster you must double-click to carry out the func­tion.
You can set whether you want to use the mouse in the right- or left-handed mode. the option Right-handed is the default.
To set the double-click speed
1 Position the mouse pointer on the slider in
the group Double-click speed.
2 Press the left mouse button and pull the
slider to the desired position.
3 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The new configuration is saved.
To configure the mouse for a left-hander
1 In the groupe Button combination, activate
the button Left-hand mode.
2 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The new configuration is saved.
To assign a function to a button
The primary button (button 1) cannot be indi­vidually assigned a function.
1 Click on the arrow next to the list from
which you wish to select a function for a button.
The list is opened.
2 Click on the function that you wish to assign
to the button.
The selected function appears in the input field of the list.
3 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
3.2 Pointers (tab)
In the tab Pointers, you can change the dis- play of the mouse pointer. This enables you to assign an individual appearance to the differ­ent functions of the mouse pointer.
To change the display of the pointer
1 Mark the function of the mouse pointer that
you wish to change in the list.
2 Click on the button Search.
The dialog box Search is opened.
3 Choose the mouse pointer that you wish to
use for the selected function.
4 Click on the button OK.
The tab Pointers moves into the fore-
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ground. The chosen mouse pointer appears in the list under the selected function.
5 Click on the button Adopt.
Click on the button OK.
The new configuration is saved.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The new configuration is saved.
3.3 Motion (tab)
In the tab Motion you can make the following settings:
You can set the speed at which the pointer travels across the screen.
You can determine that the cursor automat­ically jumps to the standard button in each new dialog box. Usually, this is the button OK.
You can set that the position of the pointer can be located. When you press the Ctrl key, a circle blinks around the pointer.
To set the pointer speed
1 Position the mouse pointer on the slider in
the group Pointer speed.
2 Press the left mouse button and pull the
slider to the desired position.
3 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The new configuration is saved.
To direct the pointer to the standard button
1 In the group Direct to button, select the
control box Move cursor automatically to
standard button.
To set the locating of the pointer
1 In the group Locating, activate the control
box On pressing CTRL, show pointer position.
2 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the box OK.
The new configuration is saved.
3.4 Settings (tab)
In the tab Settings you can make the follow­ing settings:
You can compile an individual NetJump menu. In this menu, symbols are grouped that assist you in the operation of an Inter­net browser. In the tab Buttons you can determine which mouse button activates the NetJump menu by assigning the Net­Jump menu to a button.
You can compile an individual LuckyJump menu. In this menu, symbols are grouped that assist you in the operation of Microsoft Windows. In the tab Buttons you can determine which mouse button activates the LuckyJump menu by assign­ing the LuckyJump menu to a button.
You can set the functions of the mouse wheel. In this way, you can reverse the roll direction of the wheel, determine how many lines a scroll unit should scroll, or deter­mine that each scroll unit should jump over an entire page.
2 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
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To compile a NetJump menu
1 In the list List of commands, select the
command that you wish to add to the Net­Jump menu.
2 In the group NetJump, click on the location
where the selected command is to be added.
The symbol of the selected command is inserted at the chosen position.
3 Repeat steps 1-2 for each command that
you wish to add to the LuckyJump menu.
4 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The LuckyJump menu is saved.
To perform a LuckyJump command
3 Repeat steps 1-2 for each command that
you wish to add to the NetJump menu.
4 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The NetJump menu is saved.
To perform a NetJump command
Precondition: In order to be able to perform a
NetJump command, the function NetJump must be assigned to a mouse button in the tab Buttons.
1 Press the mouse button to which you have
assigned the NetJump menu.
The NetJump menu appears on the screen.
2 Click on the symbol with which you wish to
carry out a command.
The desired command is carried out.
Precondition: In order to be able to perform a LuckyJump command, the function Lucky- Jump must be assigned to a mouse button in the tab Buttons.
1 Press the mouse button to which you have
assigned the LuckyJump menu.
The LuckyJump menu appears on the screen.
2 Click on the symbol with which you wish to
carry out a command.
The desired command is carried out.
To change the roll direction of the wheel
1 In the group Wheel, activate the control box
Reverse roll direction.
2 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The new configuration is saved.
To compile a LuckyJump menu
1 In the list List of commands, select the
command that you wish to add to the Lucky­Jump menu.
2 In the group LuckyJump, click on the posi-
tion where the selected command is to be added.
The symbol of the selected command is inserted at the chosen position.
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To set that each wheel turn scrolls x lines
1 In the group Wheel, activate the control box
Scrolling.
2 In the spin box Lines at a time, enter the
number of lines that are to be scrolled when the mouse wheel is turned once.
3 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
Click on the button OK.
The configuration is saved.
So set that a page is scrolled per wheel turn
1 In the group Wheel, activate the control box
Scroll one page per scroll unit.
2 Click on the button Adopt.
- OR -
4 Cleaning the mouse
To clean the mouse
In order for the mouse to function without error, you must clean it regularly.
Click on the button OK.
The configuration is saved.
1 Switch off the PC.
2 Turn the casing cover of the mouse to the
left until the cover unlocks.Take off the cas­ing cover.
3 Take off the casing cover.
4 Take out the trackball.
5 Wash the trackball with a warm soap solu-
tion and wipe it dry.
6 Clean the rollers in the casing with a cotton
swab and alcohol.
7 Replace the trackball.
8 Attach the casing cover.
9 Turn the cover to the right until it locks.
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