Genius NetScroII Optical User Manual

NetScroII
Optical
PS/2
USB
& PS/2
version
DEUTSCH
FRANCAIS
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User’s
ESPAtiOL
Manual
Hardware Installation
Hardware Installation
Connect the Mouse to Your Computer
Note: Always turn off your computer before you connect or disconnect your mouse unless you’re using a USB device in Win98.
1.
You can connect the mouse to either a USB or
PS/2
port.
Connecting USB
to 6-pin port
2.
For the USB mouse port, connect your mouse to the USB port on your
computer.
3.
If you have a
need to use the 6-pin
4.
Turn on your computer.
Warning: Please do not use
glass, mirror, iron, or black velvet.
PS/2
port and you are using the
PS/2
adapter.
Net&roll
Optical on a desk which is made of
Also, aflat
USB-PS/2
model, then you
surface is necessary or the
Optical Sensor will error easily.
Software Installation
Installing the MouseMate software
1.
Insert the
AorB.
2.
Open the “Start” menu (Ctrl & Esc), and select “Run”.
3.
Type A:SETUP (or B:SETUP) in the command line box and select “OK”.
MouseMate98-NetScroll
Optical software diskette into drive
4.
Follow the instructions on the screen, and when the installation is com­plete, restart your computer.
Factory Settings
Factory Settings
Magic-Roller
Left Button
Right Button
Roller Button
Side Buttons
Horizontal Scrolling
Press the “Magic-Roller” to surf the Internet and Win­dows documents
Provides traditional mouse functions such as click, double click and drag.
You can assign this button frequently used keyboard and mouse functions in addition to features like Jump, Auto-Panning, Zoom, etc.
You can assign this button frequently used keyboard and mouse functions in addition to features like Jump, Auto-Panning, Zoom, etc.
You can assign certain functions to the upper or lower side button with the roller.
Easy-
Easy-
Hold the Shift key while pressing the Magic-Roller in the direction you want to go or move the cursor over the horizontal scroll bar and press the Magic-Roller.
Button Assignments
The Button Assignment feature lets you work in a more efficient way because you can assign the most frequently used commands in Windows to the mouse buttons.
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