Foma N900i '04.2, Manual

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Using Other Functions
Neuropointer
● Even if “Pointer” is set to “OFF”, pressing
b
adjusts the pointer speed. However, you cannot adjust
the speed, checking it with the pointer.
● The speeds such as the pointer speed or the speed for automatic item selection in (Follow) may
differ depending on the screen to be operated.
Adjusting the slide range
If the pointer movement becomes unstable, adjust the maximum slide range of the
Neuropointer key.
● Adjust the slide in the order of upper, lower, left and right direction.
1
Select “Slide” on the Neuropointer setting screen (p.249).
2
Select “Adjust”.
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Ｒｅｓｅｔ
Ｓｌｉｄｅ
Select
ＹＥＳ
ＮＯ
Ｓｌｉｄｅ
Ａｄｊｕｓｔ？
To reset the slide adjusted value
Select “Reset”.
3
Select “YES”.
To cancel slide adjustment
Select “NO”.
Speed adjustment
The pointer speed increases in 3 steps as the Neuropointer key is slid:
“ ① Initial speed” → “ ② Low speed area” → “ ③ High speed area”. The
speed for each step is as follows: “
①
Initial speed” is the adjusted value
for “ ① Initial speed”; “ ② Low speed area” is the total of the adjusted
values for “
①
Initial speed” and “
②
Low speed area”; and “
③
High speed
area” is the total of the adjusted values for “ ① Initial speed”, “ ② Low
speed area” and “
③
High speed area”. Accordingly, if the adjusted values
for “ ② Low speed area” and “ ③ High speed area” are set to 0 (left edge),
the pointer speed remains at “
①
Initial speed” because nothing is added
to the value for “ ① Initial speed”. If the adjusted values for “ ② Low speed
area” and “
③
High speed area” are set to 1 or larger, the pointer speed
increases as the Neuropointer key is slid because the values for “ ② Low
speed area” and “
③
High speed area” are added to that for “
①
Initial
speed”.
Relation between the amount of slide
and the pointer speed (Image)
Pointer speed
Fast
Speed change
High speed rate (12 levels)
Low speed rate
(12 levels)
Initial speed (12 levels)
Amount of slide Large