Figure 2
Speed Control (see Figure 2)
This button allows the cursor speed to be changed to suit
your personal preferences. Press the button briefly to
change the speed. There are four speed settings to choose
from. Once you have reached the fastest speed, pressing the
button again will return the unit to the slowest speed.
Note the speed setting you have chosen is automatically
retained in your
n-ABLER
’s memory and recalled after loss
of power (e.g. if the computer is turned off).
If the buzzer is enabled it emits a number of beeps to
indicate the speed whenever the button is pressed. One
beep indicates the slowest speed and four beeps the
fastest.
Features
•
Orientation Facility
Your
n-ABLER
can
be used in any of the positions shown
in Figure 3. This, together with the
option to mount your
n-ABLER
on a
bracket, allows it to be mounted in many
different ways to make using it easier.
The default setting is with the computer
lead furthest from you. If you prefer this
you do not need to do anything. If you prefer
to use it in a different position follow the
steps in the Learn Mode section.
•
Buzzer
The buzzer gives an audible
indication as you select or deselect some
of the features. The default setting for
the buzzer is ‘on’ and you don’t need to
do anything if this is your preference.
If, however, you like to work in a quiet
environment and wish to have the buzzer
‘off’ follow the steps in the Learn Mode
section.
•
Left/Right Button Swap
If you are left-
handed, or wish to use your
n-ABLER
‘upside
down’ you may wish to swap the Left and Right
buttons around. If so follow the steps in the
Learn Mode section.
•
External Switches
Two sockets are
provided at the rear of the unit to allow
external switches to be connected. By
default, the socket adjacent to the Red
Button performs the same function as the
Red Button, and the socket adjacent to the
Yellow Button performs the same function
as the Yellow Button. Suitable switches
are widely available from retailers.
Note that the external switches work in
addition to the internal ones.
Warning: These jack sockets are not for
external power supplies. Never connect
an external power supply to the unit,
otherwise permanent damage may occur.
•
Dwell Click
Some users may experience
difficulty in using both the n-ABLER buttons
and external switches. As an alternative,
the Dwell Click feature may be enabled to
automatically perform a button click a short
time after the cursor has stopped moving.
For example, if the Double Click button is
selected, an application may be started
simply by moving the cursor over its icon
and waiting for the selected dwell period.
