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GM533U

Button Settings Interface

Once a button have been chosen for program-

ming, the Key Settings interface (on the right) 

will be displayed. Please click on the button 

which corresponds to the function of your 

choice. After which, please click on “OK” or 

“Cancel” to return back to the main interface. 

WARNING:

 

After changing any key settings, 

you will still need to click on the “Apply” button 

on the MAIN software interferface in order for 

the change to take effect. 

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Default Function:

 This is the default setting and basically means there is no changes.

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No Function:

 This option turns OFF the button (thus, No Function).

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Assign New Key:

 Click here to give this button a new assignment or function. This includes 

web browser functions as well as multimedia functions such as play/pause, next track, back 

track, etc. Scroll through the drop-down list to see all available options. 

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Run…:

 Set this button to launch a program or application of your choice. 

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Play Macro:

 Use this option to assign to the button a Macro function which was created in 

the “Macro Settings” section.

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Stop Playing Macro:

 Click here to stop the Macro function once it has been activated but 

not yet completed. For example, if a very long Macro was executed, use this function to stop 

it half way through. Alternatively, right-click on the system-tray icon and select “Stop playing 

macro.”

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Say String:

 This function allows users to preset a commonly used text and instantly recall 

the text. This can be used in many different ways. Here are a couple of usage examples: (1) 

Use it during gaming to say commonly used phrases such as “good luck, have fun!” or “heads 

up, incoming!”, etc. Or use it for commonly used commands. For example, in StarCraft 2, pro-

gram one of your keys as “/dance” or “/cheer” so you can instantly taunt your opponent on the 

fly! We’re confident that you will find even more creative ways to use these functions than us.

When finished programming individual buttons, from the main user interface, please make sure to 

click “Ok” or “Apply” to make the changes effective. From the main interface, in order to distinguish 

the keys, all customized buttons will be displayed in 

ORANGE

. BLACK color keys indicates default 

function and the 

BLUE

 mouse roll-over indicates that the button is customizable.

Summary of Contents for LEVETRON GM533U

Page 1: ...GM533U...

Page 2: ...eight Cartridge x6 Ballast Weights Software CD User Guide FEATURES 800 1600 5000dpi Adjustment Laser tracking for optimal accuracy Weight adjustable between 134g to 164g in 5g increments 3 Dedicated p...

Page 3: ...ecting the Mouse Connect the USB plug of the gaming mouse into an available USB port on your computer For maximum stability we recommend connecting it directly to the computer For maximum stability we...

Page 4: ...Slow Blinks 2000 Medium Blinks 5000 Fast Blink SOFTWARE INSTALLATION To install the software please insert the software CD or visit our website to obtain the latest ver sion of the mouse software Soft...

Page 5: ...three columns Active Name and Path Each row represents one Profile Active Put a checkmark next to the Profile that you want to make active Name This column displays the name of the Profile Path This...

Page 6: ...ations and games This section will illustrate how to create or edit a Macro function After which please see the next section for assigning keys to the Macros created here For now click on Macro Settin...

Page 7: ...the DPI setting can be programmed to have a different button assignment to perform special functions such as launching an application or multimedia web navigating or to execute Macro functions To Pro...

Page 8: ...ted in the Macro Settings section Stop Playing Macro Click here to stop the Macro function once it has been activated but not yet completed For example if a very long Macro was executed use this funct...

Page 9: ...acceptable proof of original ownership such as original receipt for the product AZiO at its option shall repair or replace the defective unit covered by this warranty This warranty is non transferable...

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