Natec Genesis GX78, User Manual

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Dpi Setting
A. Status inspection :
T o click F.S. (functional setting) button is the way to switch setting mode.
1. X axis - DPI status: click F.S. once, the X axis LED will
light on and indicate the X axis resolution is.
2. Y axis - DPI status: click F.S. twice, the Y axis LED will
light on and indicate the Y axis resolution is.
3. Wheel count calculation status: click F.S. 3rd time, the wheel scrolling image graph will light
on and indicate how many count of wheel scrolling is.
B. How to Set up :
Adjust Lift Button
Functional
Setting button
To optimize the vertical distance from the surface for stopping cursor moving, please follow the
below steps :
1. Put the gaming mouse on the surface you are going to use
2. Press and hold the “adjust lift” button.
3. Move the mouse on the surface as thoroughly as possible
while pressing the “adjust lift” button. Do not lift the mouse
off the surface, or you need to re-start from the step one.
4. While the mouse is collecting the surface information, the
dpi LED is blinking. After the dpi LED stop blinking,
release the “adjust lift” button. Now the optimized vertical
distance from this surface to stop cursor moving has been
set up.
Caution :
While the mouse is in the air, do not click the "adjust lift" button, or the cursor will be stopped.
There are 2 ways to recover :
(1) un-plug and re-plug the USB cable
(2) press and hold the "adjust lift" button while the mouse is on a surface,
lift the mouse off the surface, and then release the "adjust lift" button.
To have an Adjust Lift Button, please program one button to be the Adjust Lift Button by the
gaming software.
1. X axis setting :
press and hold F.S for 3-sec. to enter X axis dpi setting mode, the X axis image graph will
flash. The LED will indicate the current resolution, and can be adjusted by wheel scrolling
up or down to increase or decrease dpi. Each of squares on behalf of 100 dpi. Scrolling up
one count means to increase 100 dpi; contraril y , scroll down one count to decrease 100 dpi.
Below shows how to reconize dpi level. The dpi range is from 100 dpi to 5,700 dpi maximum
with 57 levels. After setting, press F.S. for 3-sec. to save into memory and drop out of the
setting mode.
2. Y axis setting :
press and hold F.S for 3-sec. is X axis dpi setting mode and then click F.S. once to enter Y
axis setting mode, the Y axis image graph will flash. The LED will indicate the current resolution
is, and can be adjusted by wheel scrolling up or down to increase or decrease dpi. Each of
squares on behalf of 100 dpi. Scrolling up one count means to increase 100 dpi; contraril y ,
scroll down one count to decrease 100 dpi. Below shows how to recognize dpi level. The dpi
range is from 100 dpi to 5,700 dpi maximum with 57 levels. After setting, press F.S. for 3-sec.
to save into memory and drop out of the setting mode.
Remark :
100 dpi ~ 400 dpi : LED down >>> up (1st to 4th LED light on)
500 dpi : the 5th LED light on only
600 dpi ~ 900 dpi : LED up >>> down (5th LED to 1st LED light on)
1000 dpi ~ 5000 dpi : LED down >>> up (1st to 5th LED light on)
100 dpi 200 dpi 300 dpi 400 dpi 500 dpi 600 dpi 700 dpi
900 dpi 1000 dpi 2000 dpi 3000 dpi 4000 dpi
800 dpi
Count 1 Count 2 Count 3 Count 4 Count 5
3. Scrolling count setting :
Press F.S. for 3-sec. and then click F.S. twice to enter count calculation mode, the arrow
image will flash, and show the current count number. Adjust count calculation to by scrolling
wheel, scroll up to increase the count, and scroll down to decrease the count oppositel y .
Press F.S.for 3-sec. to save into memory and drop out setting mode.
Count 8 Count 9 Count 6 Count 7
5000 dpi