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11.  Advanced Settings 

In “Advanced Settings“, options for the precision and speed of the Light² 100 can be activated and adjusted.  
Modifications can be made for mouse sensitivity, scroll speed and double-click speed. To adjust any of the settings, 
move the corresponding slide control to the left or right.

Sensitivity: 

With this option, the pointer speed can be 

adjusted. The higher the value, the faster the mouse 
pointer moves across the screen. In addition, the opti-
on “Improve Pointer Precision“ can be activated. With 
this option, the faster the mouse is moved, the faster the 
mouse pointer moves. 

Scroll Speed:

 When scrolling with the scroll wheel, 

the screen moves according to the chosen value. With 
a higher value, the screen will move with less turning 
of the scroll wheel. With a lower value, the screen will 
need more turning of the scroll wheel to move the same 
distance. In addition, there is a setting to allow the 
screen to be moved by one whole side when scrolling. 
 

          

Double-Click Speed: 

In this menu, it can be set how far 

two mouse clicks are allowed to be apart while still being  
recognized as a double-click.  The higher the value, the  
faster the clicks must follow each other. 

 

 

 

           

 

           

Summary of Contents for LIGHT2 100

Page 1: ...Manual...

Page 2: ...1 5 Cable and Connectors 4 1 6 Package Contents 4 2 Connecting the Gaming Mouse 5 3 Overview 5 4 Shortcuts 6 5 Selecting the Polling Rate 6 6 Software Installation 7 7 Software Overview 8 8 Button As...

Page 3: ...000 Inches Per Second 100 Max Acceleration 20 g Mouse Feet 3 Pure PTFE 1 2 Button Properties Number of Buttons 6 Programmable Buttons 6 Durable Omron Switches in Left and Right Mouse Buttons Operatin...

Page 4: ...rofiles Capacity of Onboard Memory 64 kB Number of Profiles 5 1 5 Cable and Connector Connector USB Gold Plated USB Plug Ultraflexible Cable Textile Braided Cable Cable Length 180 cm 1 6 Package Conte...

Page 5: ...5 2 Connecting the Gaming Mouse 3 Overview Left Mouse Button Scroll Wheel Right Mouse Button DPI Switch Thumb Button 1 Thumb Button 2 Polling Rate Switch G G...

Page 6: ...llow Profile 5 Purple Thumb button 1 Thumb button 2 Scroll wheel hold for 3 seconds Reset to Factory Default The polling rate can be altered using a switch on the underside of the Light 100 Three leve...

Page 7: ...on Finish to complete the installation The Light 100 symbol will then appear in the taskbar The software has now been successfully installed To start the gaming software double click on the Light 100...

Page 8: ...for the sensitivity and speed of the mouse Macro Manager In the menu Macro Manager different macros can be recorded modified or deleted These are saved separately but are then available for use in any...

Page 9: ...nction a command can be quickly repeated when the corresponding mouse button is pressed Up to 255 repetitions are possible Shortcuts Allows the assignment of a keyboard key or keyboard combination to...

Page 10: ...ottom DPI 1 to DPI 7 To deactivate a step click in the box which is on the left next to the DPI step name The check will disappear The empty box indicates that the DPI step is deactivated The step wil...

Page 11: ...rs is fluid This effect can also be adjusted for brightness and frequency Single Color Marquee The illumination moves from the left side of the mouse across the rear and then up to the scroll wheel Th...

Page 12: ...recision can be activated With thisoption thefasterthemouseismoved thefasterthe mouse pointer moves Scroll Speed When scrolling with the scroll wheel the screen moves according to the chosen value Wit...

Page 13: ...nce for pressing the button and once for releasing it If the relevant option has been activated the duration and delay of key inputs will also be displayed Options On the right next to the macro edito...

Page 14: ...dassignedalocationonthePC When LoadProfile is selected a profile which is already saved on the PC can be imported into the onboard memory of the mouse All the settings of the currently active profile...

Page 15: ...handling Sharkoon assumes no liability All named products and descriptions are trademarks and or registered trademarks of the respective manufac turers and are accepted as protected As a continuing po...

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