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Create/Save Profile
Create one of five profiles. For instance, you
can save all button assignments, macros, color
settings or sensitivity settings to a profile here.
As each different mouse assignment is best
suited to different programs you can assign each
program/game a special preset. Along with the 5
profiles that can be saved on the mouse itself, you
can also save additional profiles on the computer.
Note: Only when accessing a saved profile by using
the ‘OSD Profile Switch,’ the profile’s settings can
be immediately called up on the mouse; this means
in this case you don’t need to click the ‘Apply’
button. The TCU setting will always remain the
same in all five profiles.
Once you’ve assigned all desired macros using the
macro manager to different buttons, and perhaps
made different color setting changes, save these.
It’s best to name the profile after the program or
game for which you’ve configured the settings.
You can then also link it to the *.exe file of the
program or game by entering the relevant path
when saving the profile.
Note: If you’ve assigned a game or program to a
profile, the mouse will automatically switch to the
relevant profile upon starting the respective game
or program.
Load Profile
Load a profile stored on the hard drive to one
of the 5 slots in the mouse’s on-board memory.
For example, this allows you to directly load your
friends’ profiles or your own presets onto the
mouse.
Edit Profile
Here you can edit the names and the link of
the selected profile. Use the link so that the
mouse automatically detects the program you’ve
programmed specific mouse settings or macros
for.
GAME PROFILES
