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Laser

This mouse uses a Class 1 laser sensor (830nm). 

The light from this sensor is invisible to human 

eyes and is therefore classified as being harmless. 

Despite this, under certain circumstances pointing 

the laser directly at the eyes may cause blindness. 

Never look directly at the laser beam and never 

point it at other people or reflective objects such 

as mirrors, for instance. Never look at the laser 

beam using magnifying devices such as magnifying 

glasses, microscopes or similar devices.

Troubleshooting/repairs

Do not attempt to service or repair the product 

yourself; leave any maintenance to qualified 

experts. Do not attempt to modify the product in 

any way as doing so will invalidate the warranty.

Moisture/heat

Only use the mouse in dry, interior rooms. Do not 

operate the device near water and keep it away 

from damp areas and areas where liquids are 

likely to drip or be sprayed in order to prevent 

damage occurring.

Physical harm

Some experts are of the opinion that the use and 

handling of a mouse may lead to health problems 

with the hands, wrists, arms, neck and/or back. 

Please seek specialist medical advice if you notice 

any pain, numbness or weakness in any of these 

areas.

Disposal

The markings on the product and on the 

associated literature show that this product 

must not be disposed of together with normal 

household waste at the end of its useful life. 

Please dispose of this device separately from 

other waste in order not to cause harm to 

the environment or human health through 

uncontrolled refuse disposal.

Recycle the device to facilitate the sustainable 

recycling of material resources.

Private users should contact the dealer from 

whom the product was bought, or the authorities 

responsible for recycling, to find out how to 

recycle the device in an environmentally friendly 

way.

Commercial users should ask their suppliers and 

consult the sales contract terms. This product 

must not be disposed of together with other 

commercial waste.

SAFETY InSTRUCTIOnS

Summary of Contents for Kone

Page 1: ...DRIVER Manual IMPORTANT DOCUMENT...

Page 2: ...vity Options DPI Switcher Mousewheel Scroll Speed Double Click Button Assignment Macro Manager Creating a Macro Integrate Mouseklicks Switch to advanced editor Game Profiles Color Control Advanced Set...

Page 3: ...in order to prevent damage occurring Physical harm Some experts are of the opinion that the use and handling of a mouse may lead to health problems with the hands wrists arms neck and or back Please s...

Page 4: ...acteristics of the mousepad The result is a considerable improvement in precision Our current generation of the ProAim Gaming Sensor with true 3200dpi 6 4 megapixel resolution and a frame refresh rate...

Page 5: ...atically uninstall older ROCCAT driver versions For that reason it may take a little while until the driver is installed and ready to use Step 7 As soon as the installation process has completed click...

Page 6: ...having to install the driver it doesn t matter which computer the mouse is connected to the macros can be called up at any time Main Controls Overview Sensitivity Options DPI Switcher Mousewheel Scro...

Page 7: ...dpi values for each press of the respective dpi button The arrow beneath the number bar shows which dpi value is currently active We recommend using the mouse with a resolution of 800dpi at first the...

Page 8: ...selected DPI resolution Tilt Left Scroll horizontally to the left only under Windows Vista Tilt Right Scroll horizontally to the right only under Windows Vista Profile up Jump to the next profile Prof...

Page 9: ...and area To record a macro you must first create a macro set A macro set is a group which consists of multiple individual macros The set only serves to give a better overview of the individual macros...

Page 10: ...tion after a pre determined period Step 5 Click Stop Record once you re done entering your key combination via the keyboard You can now either record an additional macro in the macro set you ve create...

Page 11: ...nsert Mouse Event Specify which mouse event should be executed The following options are available Left Button Left mouse button Right Button Right mouse button Wheel Centre mousewheel button Side But...

Page 12: ...or increased accuracy Using the plus button to the right of the window you can zoom into the scale to make really precise adjustments to the time value It s also possible to delete or add individual m...

Page 13: ...cros 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 se...

Page 14: ...vidually To do that select the desired LED on the left hand side of the window and check the box Light On Off Note You ll need to switch off all 5 LEDs individually if you want to switch all LEDs off...

Page 15: ...n set the speed of the configured effects Effect explanation Use Selected Color Use the selected color Random Single Color A single color is chosen at random Random Multi Color Multiple colors are cho...

Page 16: ...pointer not only when it comes to graphics applications with many games but especially when using a widescreen monitor Just like the general sensitivity setting you can also select a value between 1...

Page 17: ...Click the Start Calibration button Step 2 Do not move the mouse for 5 seconds the calibration process will be running during this short period After that click Continue Step 3 Following that click on...

Page 18: ...00 to 10 00 If a high value is selected then the mouse pointer will move faster compared to when the mouse is moved manually i e without acceleration A lower value slows the mouse pointer even if the...

Page 19: ...Support If you need additional help just send us an e mail Our Support Team will be pleased to help you with any technical questions you might have Send the e mail to support roccat org Note There is...

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