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ASSIGNING A MOUSE BUTTON TO A NOSTROMO GAME CONTROLLER
To assign a Mouse Button to a button on a Nostromo Game Device, simply left-click on the button
number you would like and select Mouse Button. This will open the Mouse Button window. To
reassign the Left, Center or Right Mouse button, simply select the circle of the mouse button you
want to assign to your selected controller button. Select OK to remap the button.
SHIFT STATES
The Nostromo Array Programming Software allows you to program 3 shift states, Red, Green and
Blue. A shift state allows you to add another layer of programming to each button.
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To program shift states, you must choose one button to be the Red, Green or Blue shift
button. In any shift state, that button will remain a Shift Button and cannot be remapped
with a function.
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To program a key as a shift button, left click on the button you would like to program and
select Red, Green or Blue Shift Key. Then select Momentary or Toggle.
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If you select Momentary, the Shift function will only be in effect while you hold the
button down. If you select Toggle, pressing the Shift button will start that Shift
state and the controller will remain in that Shift state until the Shift button is
pressed again.
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Once the button is assigned as a shift key, you must go to the corresponding Shift
window to assign the functions in that Shift state.
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You can view different Shift state windows by clicking on the Red, Green or Blue arrows
in the toolbar at the top. You can return to the original window by clicking on the
gamepad icon.
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Once you are in the different Shift state windows, you can remap keys, create macros,
reprogram axes just as you did in the original Shift state.
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Save your work.
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Through use of these shift states, you can quadruple the programmability of each
Nostromo Game Device. This will also allow you quick access to many functions during
games while giving you the flexability of assigning shift keys to any position on your
Nostromo controller.
“SIGNING” AND SHARING YOUR PROFILE
In the Profile Editor toolbar, the icon between the question mark and the Loadout Manager Icon is
the Profile Properties Window. Click on that to get a window similar to the this:
