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& Logitech MouseMan® User‘s Guide The Mouse that Scrolls in Windows® 95

The Federal Communications Commission Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more ofthe following measures: — Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. — Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. — Connect the equipmentinto an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. — Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. You are cautioned that changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.

ies Te MepsSnnitnd % norelfegedl eereviets mc Important Ergonomic Information Some experts believe that using any mouse or trackball may cause serious injury to hands, wrists, arms, neck, or back. if you feel pain, numbness, or weakness in these areas, see a qualified health professional. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY, FOLLOW THESE PRECAUTIONS: * Take frequent breaks. Get up and walk around several times every hour, * Vary your tasks throughout the day. * Keep your shoulders relaxed with your elbows at your side. Position your keyboard and mouse so you do not have to reach. * Adjust your chair and keyboard so your upper arms and wrists are straight. * Avoid resting your wrists on sharp edges. For additional information that may reduce your risk of injury, read the Camfort Guidelines on Logitech‘s Internet site: www.logitech.com.

nnecting the Mouse Using the Mouse wWith the Logitech MouseWare software, you have all the advantages of the Microsoft" The mouse connects to either a PS/2 mouse port or a I—pin serial port. intelliMouse" wheel, and but you can also scroll in Windows 95. 1. For a PS/2 mouse port installation only, turn off the computer. if your Logitech mouse has a wheel, the wheel functions both as a wheel and a button. 2. Connect the mouse cable into the 9—pin serial port on the computer. Simply click the wheel like you would a standard mouse buttan. For PS}2 mouse port installation, remove the 9—pin adaptor before connecting the mouse cable to the computer. If your mouse has a wheel * To scrall, simply move the wheel. * To use the wheel like a standard mouse button, click (press down} P5/2 mause port 9—pin serial port the wheel, 3. Turn on the computer, then install the Logitech® MouseWare® software. The mouse whest also works like a button. The mouse wheet simplifies scrolling. talling the MouseWare Software — Scrolling and Zooming with the Mouse The Logitech McuseWare software must be installed to use all the features of your Lagitech mouse. Task What is It? How to Do It? WheelScrolt Use Wheel Scroll for precise up and To scroll up, mave the wheel forward; to scroll er Windows® 95 down movement. down, move the wheel back. AutoScroll Use AutoScroll in Microsoft® Place the cursorin an application. Press 1. Start Windows® 95 and insert software diskette #1 into drive A or B. Windows 95 and in Microsoft the mouse button assigned to AutoScroll, Office 97"" compatible applications The AutoSeroll icon appears. 2. Click Start on the Taskbar and select Run. to scroll through large documents. Movethe mouse once in the direction you 3. From the Run dialog box, select {or type) A:\SETUP or B:\SETUP and AutoScroll altows you to scroll want to scrall (vertical, horizontal, or a document automatically without diagonal}. The farther you movethe pointer click OK, Follow the on—screen instructions. having to movethe mouse from the starting point, the faster the scroiling. or mouse wheel continuously. To stop AutoScroll, press any mause button. er Windows® 3.1 1. Start Windows and insert software diskette #1 into drive A or B. 2. Open the File menu and choose the Run command. Windows displays the Run dialog box. 3. In the Command Line text box, type: A:\SETUP (or B:\SETUP} and click OK. The Instaflation dialog box is displayed. Follow the on—screen instructions.

Choosing Options for the Scrolling Mouse Task What is It? How to Do It? Zoom Use Zoom to either magnify or Place the cursor in an application that is Need Help Choosing Options ? Let the Mouse Wizard demagnify the view of a document. Microsoft Office 97 compatible, press the Ctrl show you how. key on the keyboard, then to zoom in, movethe wheel forward; to zoom out, To begin, go to the Mouse Properties. To do this, move the wheel back. click Start on the Windows 95 Taskbar, thenselect ~ You can assign the Ctrl key function to a mouse button. To use Zoom in this manner, click the Settings, Control Panel, then choose the Mouse button assigned to the Ctrl keyfunction before in the Control Panel window. Now choose the Quick !‘ moving the wheel to use the zoom feature. Setup tab. Follow the on—screen instructions. ] You can alto use Zoom witha button assigned to Universal Scroll: press the Cerl key, click the button assigned to Universal Scroll then Making Button Assignments and Configuring the Wheel movethe mouse forward to zoom in or move the mouse backward to zoom out. Assign special functions to mouse buttons, or configure the mouse wheel using the Buttons tab. The Buttons tab is part of Mouse Properties. 1g the Software under Windows® 95 Click the down arrow to select a function for a button. Click the down arrow under "Scroiling The Logitech MouseWare software includes features for making button assignments, Size:" to choose the amount of scrolling. Click the controlling cursor movement, and setting up the mouse. Options button to specify settings for AutoScroll, To access the MouseWare software, double—click the mouse ican on the Windows 95 Taskbar CyberJump"®, Hyperiump, and double—click timing. to display the Mouse Properties tabs. Choose from the available options to configure the For more information, click the help button. mouse, The Mouse Properties Tabs Modifies cursor movement Sets mouse orientation Executing CyberJump" and HyperJump Commands for Windows® 95 Sets up a mouse |— Adds anather mouse CyberJump and Hyperlump combine eight commonly used tasks into one convenient grid so you do not have to point to various parts of the screen to execute commands Sets up mouse wheel Selects a pointer shape and makes button Before you can use CyberJump or Hyperiump, you mustfirst assigneither function to assignments a mouse button. With your mouse, press the assigned button to display the CyberJump or HyperJump grid. (Bath grids are shown on the next page). Move the cursor to an icon on the grid, then click to execute a command. Click this button to run Note To perform a double—click with the button assigned to CyberJump or Hyperlump, the Mouse Wizard which helps you set up a mouse first choose the Double—Click Option in the CyberJump or Hyperlump options dialog box. Then press and release the button quickly. To display the CyberJump or HyperJump grid, press and hold down the assigned button,

arJump" for the Internet under Windows® 95 The MouseWare‘ Control Center Menu. Activates the HyperMenu. Bookmark Performs Windows Sets double—click speed —— Saves settings Go to Bookmark Displays bookmark window. functions Add Bookmark Adds current pageto bookmark Menu I—Can(els changes window. Vertical Scrolf Jumps to the vertical scroll bar, Go Back identifies button being pressed Enhances the cursor Stop Halts current page from down —— (See next figure) loading. Start Stop ——— Redetects devices Horizontal Scroll Jumps to the horizontal after plugging/unplug» scroll bar. Asigns shorteuts to Horizontal Scrall 1 o ging a serial mouse secandthird buttons Start Activates the Windows 95 mm 8 Qaneiie Start Menu, +0 Sntaamem —Proviges online help Go Back Returns to previous page. Sets cursor travel in [ S promly Acrouee s j Houe ied =~~ \ ( ( Product information relation to mouse speed | S« |ome { bi—rmmil] ) uen erJump for Windows® 95 Moves cursor to default command button automatically Menu Activates the HyperMenu Minimize interchanges button Adjusts cursor speedin relation Minimizes the window. to mouse move movement Minimize Mena Close functions Close Closes the window. Vertical Scroll Jumps to the vertical scroll bar. Recall Vertical Scroil Resize Jumps to the Size Grip {resizes Cursor Enhancement under Windows® 3.1 window). Start Resize Horizontal Scroll Jumps to the horizontal Use the Cursor Enhancement dialog box to customize the cursor. To display the dialog seroll bar. Harizontal Scroll box, click the Cursor button in the Mouse Control Center. Start‘ Activates the Windows 95 Start Menu. These functions are also available as individual Logitech® Cursor Enhancement Recall Recalls the last active window. assignments on the Buttons tab. Makes the cursor grow larger as it moves across the screen"" Sets the speed the cursor must move to change size"* ing the Software under Windows® 3.1 Displays the cursor in normal or reverse video Ti Tew Sets the time the cursor stays Double—click the MouseWare icon located in the Logitech MouseWare group window Pam Tim io Shink [*~large before it shrinks in size** Changes the pointing @ un GCLL~—_—Ial {or in the Windows Control Panel). Choose from the available options to confiqure direction of the cursor O niw :L_ Contrals tracker icon at the bottom of screen the mouse. C tnabie tacking @ ;ma C Amere viehie— Cavses tracker icon to point to Sets cursor size [~| O ietum C Save e cursor as it moves Otese frata Leaves trail behind Places the tracker icon on top of cursor as it moves® $ cE all applications Retains position of tracker icon * Disabted with some SVGA resolutions. upon exiting **Disabled if Size is set to Large.

Maintaining the Mouse ton Assignments under Windows 3.1 MouseWare allows you to assign functions to mouse buttons and replaces frequently if the cursor skips or moves abnormally, you may need to clean the ball of your mouse. used tasks, such as double click, drag lock, etc., to a single button click. To override 1. Removethe retainer ring to remove the bail. On the bottom of the mouse, a button assignment temporarily so you can use an application—specific feature, press press in the direction of the Open arrow imprinted on the retainer—ring cover. the Contralkey while clicking the button to be overridden. jubleshooting * When using the mouse, you may encounter one of two problems; the cursor does not move smoothly or the mouse is not detected the by computer, To improve cursor movement, refer to "Maintaining the Mouse" to clean the mouse bail and ball cage. To remedy a mouse not detected problem, try the following: * Make sure the mouse cable is plug'ged into the right port—serial or PS/2, When installing the mouse, connect the mouse cable before installing the mouse software. Reboot the system. * Make sure your serial (or PS{2) port has the proper configuration. 2. Wipe the ball with a clean,lint—free cloth, Refer to your computer documentation for the correct part configuration. then blow carefully into the bail—cage to dislodge dust and lint. inside * You may have other system devices (e.g., a modem card) that conflict with roller the mouse. Check the IRQf/address settings of these devices for conflicts, and change 3. £ook for a build—up of dirt on the rubber the settings as required. If the problem persists, please contact technical support. roller(s) inside the ball—cage. This build—up usually appears as a stripe running around the middle of the roller. Ball cage 4. If dirty, clean the roller(s) using a cotton swab moistened lightly with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol. After cleaning, make sure the roller(s) are still centered in their channels. 5. Make sure that fluff from the swab is not left on the roller(s). 6. Replace the ball and retainer ring.

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