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Vengeance

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M60 Gaming Software

User Guide

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Summary of Contents for Vengeance M60

Page 1: ...Vengeance M60 Gaming Software User Guide Revision 1 0...

Page 2: ...ts Reserved Corsair the Sails logo and Vengeance are registered trademarks of Corsair in the United States and or other countries All other trademarks and tradenames are the property of their respecti...

Page 3: ...Important User Interface Elements 4 Profile selector 4 Macro Record button 4 LED Toggle 4 Using the Vengeance Gaming Software 5 Software versus Hardware Playback 5 Software Playback 5 Advantages of so...

Page 4: ...ed 12 Comparing the delay options 13 Advanced Options 13 Button Options 14 How to Changing a button mapping 15 How to Assign a keystroke 17 How to Record and assign a macro 19 How to Edit a macro 21 M...

Page 5: ...bers will be shown like this 1 The terms Select and Click are used interchangeably and indicate that you should left click on the item Right click means to select the item and press the right mouse bu...

Page 6: ...ngeance Gaming Software Assign Buttons Manage Performance and Manage Profiles Assign Buttons This activity allows you to change the mouse functions or individual keyboard keystrokes assigned to a butt...

Page 7: ...peripherals that are installed on your system and allows you to choose which one the Vengeance Gaming Software is modifying You can scroll through devices by clicking on the and arrow symbols on the s...

Page 8: ...activity Macro Record button The Macro Record MR button is a toggle that turns macro recording on and off When Macro Record is active all of your keystrokes will be recorded until it is turned off Ple...

Page 9: ...back The main disadvantage of software playback is that some applications block macro playback by reading directly from the hardware rather than the Windows keyboard buffer If you choose to use softwa...

Page 10: ...or each of your favorite games With control over virtually all the buttons as well as DPI report rate and other settings you can match the Vengeance M60 to whatever game or gaming style you prefer Whe...

Page 11: ...lect Lock Profile again You can only have one locked profile Profile Name and Application The names of all the profiles stored on your system are shown under Profile Name whether or not they are assoc...

Page 12: ...the Vengeance M60 as the Vengeance Gaming Software will not be used to manage your button assignments or playback your macros Changes to your button assignments macros or performance settings made in...

Page 13: ...your button assignments and macros may not be available to you This is because the Vengeance Gaming Software app must be open for macros to be played back in software On Screen Display When On Screen...

Page 14: ...to a button including the macro name and any playback options Delete the contents of the selected button Import a saved macro including the macro name and any playback options or Export the macro macr...

Page 15: ...number of times n for each time you press the button For example if you enter 6 in the Define N text box pressing the button will cause the macro to run 6 times Repeat while pressed This option will...

Page 16: ...available Click it to insert a delay in the macro you are recording Below the Delay Options text box there are three options Ignore delays When the Ignore delays option is selected the macro will be...

Page 17: ...A 0 078 seconds delay A 0 530 seconds delay B 0 094 seconds delay B Advanced Options Selecting Advanced Options allows you to select a Windows action command that can be mapped to a button on your Ven...

Page 18: ...ws you to select a mouse specific action that can be mapped to a button on your Vengeance M60 mouse The following options are available under the Basic and Advanced Buttons pull down menus Basic Butto...

Page 19: ...en the Vengeance Gaming Software application 2 Select the Assign Buttons activity 3 Choose a profile to change In this example you can simply use the default Profile 1 You can also select an existing...

Page 20: ...nction to button 5 10 Follow these steps in reverse to remap button 4 and 5 to DPI Up and DPI Down respectively If you are using Hardware playback you need to save the updated profile to your Vengeanc...

Page 21: ...default Profile 1 You can also select an existing profile from the drop down menu or create a new profile using the Manage Profiles activity 4 In the Button Selection area click the button to which y...

Page 22: ...ping it 9 To change the button back to Sniper mode open the software and again select button 8 Right click on button 8 and choose Delete Confirm that you wish to delete and the default Sniper function...

Page 23: ...the default Profile 1 You can also select an existing profile from the drop down menu or create a new profile using the Manage Profiles activity 4 To start recording a macro first click on the MR Macr...

Page 24: ...out Open Notepad or Word or your favorite text editor start a new document and then press button 5 on your Vengeance M60 You should see Hello World appear as if you were typing it If you are using Har...

Page 25: ...the mouse 1 Open the Vengeance Gaming Software application 2 Select the Assign Buttons activity 3 Choose a profile to change Assuming you re using the Test macro we created in the Record a macro exer...

Page 26: ...e space character Insert Key press the space bar and OK Insert Delay Insert Key press the space bar and OK and then Insert Delay to create the sequence that inserts a space 12 Finally let s change the...

Page 27: ...vels are set to 800 2400 and 5700 DPI To set a new DPI click on the button you wish to change and move the slider to the DPI setting you wish to use You can set the DPI independently for the X and Y d...

Page 28: ...an easily create a profile for applications like Photoshop that work better with it enabled and leave it turned off for your gaming profiles Report Rate Setting The report rate determines how often th...

Page 29: ...ently lift your mouse above the surface it is on This can sometimes result in jerky cursor movement The Vengeance M60 uses lift detection to compensate for this making your movements smoother By defau...

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