Sven RX-G985 Manual de usuario

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USER’S MANUAL

Gaming Optical Mouse

RX-G985

Congratulations on your purchase of the Sven mouse!

Please read this User’s Manual before using the unit and retain this User’s

Manual in a safe place for future reference.

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NOTICE OF RESPONSIBILITY RESTRICTION

Despite the exerted eﬀorts to make this Manual more exact, some dis-

crepancies may occur. The information of this Manual is given on «as is» terms.

The author and the publisher do not bear any liability to a person or an

organization for loss or damages which have arisen from the information

contained in the given Manual.

BUYER RECOMMENDATIONS

• Shipping and transportation equipment is permitted only in the original

container.

• Does not require special conditions for realization.

• Dispose of in accordance with regulations for the disposal of household and

computer equipment.

SPECIAL FEATURES

• Aluminum case with arm size adjustment

• Software for additional settings

• Braided cable

• Acceleration of 20G

• Comprehensive design of the manipulator

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• Changeable mouse backlight

• Drivers for Windows XP/ Vista /7/8/10 are not required

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

• Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10.

• Free USB port.

INSTALLATION

• Connect the mouse to an available USB port of your PC.

• Installation of the mouse is automatic after its connection to a PC USB port.

• To activate the built-in mouse memory, adjust the buttons and the backlight

you need to install the software (from the package or download from

www.sven.ﬁ). To do this, insert the driver CD into the PC drive, or run the

previously downloaded SVEN RX-G985.exe ﬁle and run the program to install

the driver.

• After startup, the program automatically detects the presence of the mouse.

Call the control window using the icon in the taskbar.

The «Basic Settings» window

On the left there is a picture of the mouse with the number of buttons, to the

right – the settings of the mouse itself.

1. Key Setting – The button setting area is used to change the functions of the

mouse buttons. The «Mode A» and «Mode B» buttons allow you to create two

mouse button conﬁguration proﬁles, the Default button resets the default

mouse button settings.

2. Report Rate Setting – In the mouse response speed setting area, the user

can choose how many times per second the mouse will inform the operating

system of its position – 125, 250, 500 or 1000.

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3. DPI Setting – The sensor resolution setting area (DPI) allows you to adjust

the speed of movement, the positioning accuracy of the mouse cursor and the

color of the RGB LED backlighting corresponding to the sensor resolution. By

setting or removing, tick 1 to 4, you can select the number of steps to switch

the resolution (DPI). For each of the four steps, it is possible to rebuild the

resolution (DPI) from 250 to 4000, the color of the resolution light can be

changed by clicking on the colored square.

4. DPI Eﬀect – adjusts the backlight and ﬂash frequency of the LED. In the

Mode list, you can select Standard (the illumination lights up in one color),

Respiration (the lighting is cycled on / oﬀ) and Neon (it is overﬂowed with

diﬀerent colors). The Parameter list depends on the selected mode: in

Standard mode, it adjusts the brightness, in Respiration mode – the time

during which the backlight lights up, in Neon mode – the time before switching

to the next color.

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5. The buttons for applying settings allow:

• load all proﬁle settings made into the mouse memory and close the program

window («Ok» button).

• cancel all settings made without saving («Cancel» button).

• Load all proﬁle settings made into the mouse memory without closing the

application window («Apply» button).

Customizing Mouse Buttons

In the main window, you can customize the functions of all the mouse buttons.

Each button in the ﬁgure is numbered. To conﬁgure the

button, you must select it in the list on the right. The settings of the right and

left mouse button allow you to swap them (for example, for left-handed users).

The list of default keys (Fig. 2):

1. Left Click – emulates

clicking on the left mouse

button.

2. Right Click – emulates a

click on the right mouse

button.

3. Mid Click – emulates

clicking on the wheel-

mouse button.

4. DPI + – increase the

sensor resolution.

5. DPI- – decrease the

sensor resolution.

6. Shift DPI – while holding

the button, the resolution

(DPI) is turned on at the

minimum.

7. Backward – opens the

previous page in the

Internet browser. Fig. 2

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8. Forward – opens the next page in the Internet browser.

9. Triple-click – Triple-click on the key.

10. RGB On/Oﬀ – turns on/oﬀ the RGB LED.

You can reassign the buttons by

clicking on the menu items, thus

pop-up menu, in which you can

redeﬁne the keys, assign a macro

(pre-conﬁgured shortcut options),

bind buttons to the multimedia

button. The detailed description of

each line is described below.

Sensor Resolution (DPI) Settings

DPI Switch – DPI switch, submenu contains four

sub-items:

• DPI + – increases DPI to the maximum active

value;

• DPI- – decreases the DPI to the minimum active

value;

• DPI Loop – cycles through the active DPI values;

• Shift DPI – when you hold down the button to

which it is assigned, the sensitivity switches to the

lowest possible (250 DPI), which allows you to

more accurately aim at shooting, for example

from a sniper riﬂe.

Fig. 3

Fig. 4

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Customize the Windows menu

If you select the «Windows» line, an additional window will open, in which you

can conﬁgure the mouse button to click on which one of the following nine

reactions will trigger:

• Multimedia Player – launches standard player in Windows system

• Mail – starting the mail client

• Calculator – starting the calculator

• My Computer – Start Windows Explorer

• Browser-Search – activates the search string

• Browser-Home – opens the homepage in the browser

• Browser-Back – navigate through the «Back» tabs

• Browser-Forward – navigate the «Forward» tabs

• Browser-Stop – navigate the tabs «Stop»

Fig. 5 Fig. 6

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Customizing the Multimedia menu

Multimedia – opens a submenu where

standard commands for managing media

players are collected.

• Next – turns on the next track;

• Previous – turns on the previous track;

• Stop – stops the playback of the media

ﬁle;

• Play/Pause – starts / pauses playback of

the media ﬁle;

• Mute – turn oﬀ the sound;

• Vol+ – increase the volume level;

• Vol- – decrease the volume level.

Hotkeys

Fire Key – in the form in which it is

conﬁgured by default for the button, allows

you to click the left mouse button several

times in a row. Select this function in the

menu, you can press the key from A to J

(alphabetically), and also select the speed

and number of keystrokes of the selected

key.

Single Key – allows you to press any key

located on the keyboard once.

Combo Key – allows you to press a

combination of keys, such as Ctrl + Shift + V.

1. In the ﬁrst line, select Left Ctlr;

2. In the second line, press the Shift key on

the keyboard;

3. In the third line, press «V» on the key-

board;

Fig. 7

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Macro Key – allows you to bind a previously saved macro, as well as its

operation mode. Before selecting a macro from the list, you need to create it

in the Advanced Settings, Macro Settings (description of creating macros on

page 30).

The menu contains three options for setting the mode (selecting the modes

is done by checking the checkbox):

• Repeats the input of the macro, one press of one macro.

• Press the button again until you press it again.

• Repeats the input of the macro while the mouse button is pressed.

Basic Settings

The «Basic Settings» window in the left part of the window allows you to

conﬁgure the settings that are customizable in the Control Panel -> Mouse,

namely pointer speed, scrolling speed and double click speed. Macros are

conﬁgured in the right part of the window.

• Mouse Speed – the speed of moving the pointer on the screen, set the

checkmark «Enhance Pointer Precision», increases the accuracy of the pointer.

• Scrolling Speed – the speed of scrolling, with the mouse wheel.

• Double-Click Speed – double-click speed, 1 – requires more time for

double-click, 11 – minimum time for double-click.

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Conﬁgure macro commands

In the Record Option ﬁeld, type «Macro Name», enter the name of the macro

(any name is 8 characters), click «New», the name of the new macro command

appears in the «Select Macro» ﬁeld, in the line «Loop Times» – enter the

number of repetitions of the macro. Then you need to press the «Start

Recording» button, and from the keyboard the sequence of characters

pressing the keys in turn, after entering the characters we press the «Conﬁrm»

button.

In the «Insert A Mouse Event» drop-down list, you can add an imitation of

mouse clicks.

In the «Key Press Sequence» window, all pressed characters will be displayed,

and the pause time between them. Double clicking on a pause allows you to

add or decrease the time between keystrokes. Apply and save all the settings

by clicking the «Apply» button.

Mouse Size Adjustment

There is a hexagonal key (included), which can loosen the screws to adjust the

size of the mouse. The two screws are on the back of the mouse one under the

lid.

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