Loosen the knobs on the Universal
Ends and Universal Elbow on the
Articulated Arm just enough to allow
repositioning of the TetraMouse, but
tight enough to stay where it is put.
When the TetraMouse is in the desired
position and the user finds it
comfortable to operate without
straining or reaching, the joints may be
tightened more firmly to better hold it
in position.
The TetraMouse should ideally be
positioned as in the above illustration
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POSITIONING THE TETRAMOUSE
(mounting arm not shown). The user should be in a comfortable position
looking 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 the chin and lower
lip to move the joysticks, while others prefer using the lips.
It is important that the TetraMouse be brought into position without the user
having to "reach" for it. If the user has to change position or strain to reach the
TetraMouse, he or she will be more likely to experience fatigue or muscle pain
after a period of use.
CAUTION:
Prolonged use of the TetraMouse, as with any mouse, can result
in muscle pain, fatigue or even repetitive stress injury. The user should take
periodic breaks, as is recommended for all mice and keyboards.
Summary of Contents for TetraMouse TMXS
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