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STORING MEMORY CONFIGURATIONS

RESETTING THE FACTORY DEFAULTS

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Push the left joystick up to

  

enter Program Mode, then

  

push the right joystick right 

to enable the Store function. The 
indicators rapidly scan right twice. 
Select the desired memory storage 
location with the right joystick.
        Push the right joystick up to
        select Memory A.
        Push the right joystick right to
           select Memory B.
        Push the right joystick down to
        select Memory C.
        Push the right joystick left to
           select Memory D. After making
           a selection, all indicators blink 
once, Mouse Mode is restored and 
the Green Speed Channel is 
selected.
       The Store function can be
       cancelled before a selection has
       been made by pushing the left 
joystick down.

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Push the left joystick up,

                then push the right joystick
                right, then push the left
         joystick up. All memory defaults
         are reset to factory settings and
         the TetraMouse is restarted.

To reset all the memory and Speed 
Channel settings to the original factory 
default settings push the left joystick up, 
then push the right joystick right, then 
push the left joystick up. The settings will 
then be as they were when the 
TetraMouse was shipped from the factory.

After the user has gained some 
experience with the TetraMouse, he or 
she may find that they prefer speed 
settings other than the default settings 
stored in memory. Since the TetraMouse 
powers up using the Speed Numbers 
stored in memory location A, the user 
should store their four favorite speeds 
(assigned to the four color-coded Speed 
Channels) into location A as a memory 
configuration in order that these speeds 
are available initially when the computer 
is turned on. First, the user sets each of 
the four Speed Channels to the desired 
Speed Numbers as described previously. 
Then all four Speed Numbers are stored 
in the desired memory location by 
following the instructions shown on the 
right.

Summary of Contents for TetraMouse TMXS

Page 1: ...MODEL TMXS...

Page 2: ...Features Overview of the TetraMouse 4 The Right Joystick 5 The Left Joystick 6 Programming Programming Overview 7 Speed Channel Selection 8 Speed Channel Programming 9 Channel Memory Configurations 1...

Page 3: ...n Keyboard 13 Operating Options and Tips Knob Options 14 Tips and Techniques 14 Mouse Pointer Speed 14 Developing Your Skills 15 Web Browsing 15 Other Applications 16 Cleaning the TetraMouse 16 Warran...

Page 4: ...he Mouse Mounting Stud is tightened firmly onto the threaded stud on the TetraMouse The Base Clamp mounts to a flat surface or a tubular object Either Universal End of the Articulated Arm is then atta...

Page 5: ...first turn the Upper Knob up until it is loosely against the nut at the bottom of the Clamp Base then turn the Lower Knob until the Jaw can be moved down far enough to accommodate the thickness of th...

Page 6: ...ing straight ahead at the computer screen The TetraMouse is then brought into position so that the lips or chin are in contact with the knobs on the joysticks Some users prefer to use the area between...

Page 7: ...TOR LIGHTS SHINE THROUGH THIS SEMI TRANSPARENT BAND LEFT JOYSTICK RIGHT JOYSTICK MOUNTING STUD 1 4 20 USB CONNECTOR AND CABLE The four indicator lights show the various states and settings of the Tetr...

Page 8: ...ge the speed setting of the currently selected Speed Channel to select any of four memory locations for storing and recalling speed setting configuration combinations or for resetting the TetraMouse t...

Page 9: ...lls use combination moves or gestures As an example of a combination move gesture a left click hold is performed by pushing the left joystick left then while still holding to the left pull the joystic...

Page 10: ...e pattern of the four indicator lights during the programming operation see diagram in the Speed Channel Programming section Also in Program Mode the user may store and recall four different custom Sp...

Page 11: ...hen push the left joystick in one of the four directions down left right or up to select the desired Speed Channel as shown to the right on this page Push the left joystick up to enter Program Mode th...

Page 12: ...to increase the Speed Number or push the left joystick left to decrease the Speed Number Note that if you try to increase the speed setting from 15 or decrease the speed setting from 0 the settings w...

Page 13: ...joystick up to select Memory A Push the right joystick right to select Memory B Push the right joystick down to select Memory C Push the right joystick left to select Memory D After making a selectio...

Page 14: ...s are reset to factory settings and the TetraMouse is restarted To reset all the memory and Speed Channel settings to the original factory default settings push the left joystick up then push the righ...

Page 15: ...tons left right middle button 4 and button 5 can be remapped to perform various keystroke shortcuts and functions Since the left right and middle buttons provide the most often used mouse button funct...

Page 16: ...if you use this program please consider paying for it Using USB Overdrive the user can remap up to 10 functions from the TetraMouse Please see the complete details of USB Overdrive on their website a...

Page 17: ...d and taken off without damaging the threads or the knobs The threaded shafts also allow installation of older screw on TetraMouse knob styles See the tetramouse com website for all current knob style...

Page 18: ...ciency and proficiency WEB BROWSING Practically all web browsers such as Internet Explorer Firefox and others recognize mouse buttons 4 and 5 as shortcuts for the Back and Forward browser functions Co...

Page 19: ...ght click on the key and a lower case letter by doing a left click This saves having to click on the Shift key to capitalize a word Familiarity with your software applications is the best method to im...

Page 20: ...mbers are intentionally altered removed or obscured Customer Support TetraMouse customers are provided with forever customer technical support for the life of the product This support is transferable...

Page 21: ...OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON BLUE INDICATOR LIGHTS GREEN YELLOW RED SPEED NO 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF...

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