Logitech NuLOOQ navigator Manual del operador

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Getting Familiar with your NuLOOQ navigator

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Logitech marks are owned by Logitech and its affiliates. All other trademarks are the

NuLOOQnavigator™: tips and tricks

Getting Familiar with your NuLOOQ navigator

tooltuner dial™

programmable

triggerpoints™

navring™

static value control

The NuLOOQ navigator input device is composed of the following components:

•The navring™ is the gray mobile ring encircling the body of the controller.

•The tooltuner dial™ (or tooltuner) is the flat circular disk on the top surface of the

controller.

•Three programmable triggerpoints™, numbered I, II, and III, across the center-line of the

tooltuner dial´s surface. (Note, button II doesn’t require to be pushed down. Just

resting your finger on button II activates the button.)

•The Static Value Control triggerpoint, located at the twelve o´clock position on the

tooltuner dial.

Using the nav ingr

The navring gives you two basic navigation functions: Scroll and Zoom. You can Scroll an image

or document by nudging the navring left, right, up or down. The navring moves only a small

amount, yet a small nudge can quickly move an image or document. The following default

Scroll and Zoom configurations are applicable to Adobe® Creative Suite® 2 applications.

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Getting Familiar with your NuLOOQ navigator

The navring also twists in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction. Twisting the navring will

zoom in or out of images in the host application.

Using the tooltuner dial

The tooltuner dial is a touch-sensitive circular disc located on the top of the NuLOOQ navigator.

The tooltuner dial is enabled anytime and also can be used for specific functions in CS2

applications.

If you are not in CS2 application, gently gliding your finger clockwise or counter clockwise

within the groove of the tooltuner dial will, by default increase or decrease system volume.

Within CS2 applications, the tooltuner dial becomes active after you click on the triggerpoint at

the 12 o’clock position. Once clicked on a simple feedback window appears, as seen below.

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Logitech marks are owned by Logitech and its affiliates. All other trademarks are the

property of their respective owners.

Getting Familiar with your NuLOOQ navigator

The feedback window gives you quick feedback on what option value is being controlled. Now

gently gliding your finger CW or CCW on the tooltuner dial will provide you a quick way to

increase or decrease those option values. Stay in this mode and switch tools and see that the

NuLOOQ navigator automatically detects the tool change and gives you the right options.

Using the triggerpoints

Triggerpoints are buttons embedded within the tooltuner dial. There are 3 programmable

triggerpoints, labeled I, II and III. These triggerpoints are user configurable via the NuLOOQ

navigator preference pane.

Triggerpoints I and III are push button triggerpoints, meaning, you push down on them till you

hear a click. Once you hear a click, the triggerpoint is activated.

Triggerpoint II is unique. Triggerpoint II does NOT require to be pressed. In fact just resting

your finger on triggerpoint II will activate the triggerpoint. This has some unique advantages.

You can map modifier keys such as OPTION, for example. Then just resting your finger on

triggerpoint II will emulate pressing the option key to bring up the color picker.

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Logitech marks are owned by Logitech and its affiliates. All other trademarks are the

property of their respective owners.