TRUST 350CW MOUSE CARDREADER WIRELESS
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Table 1: Explanation of the mouse buttons
7.1.3 Battery
indicator
The mouse also has a battery power indicator on the mouse wheel. The batteries
must be recharged when this is continuously lit red. Place the mouse in the cradle
correctly to recharge the batteries.
7.1.4 Software
1.
Double-click on the Trust icon (figure 4) in the taskbar.
2.
The Mouse Properties window will appear (figure 5).
3.
The scroll wheel mode can be selected in the ‘Scroll wheel’ tab.
4.
There are two options:
•
Enhanced scroll mode: contains the advantages of the MS-Intellimouse.
You can then scroll in Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000 and
Windows XP
•
Intellimouse mode: works as an MS-Intellimouse.
5.
Select the scroll wheel speed.
6.
Buttons 3, 4 and 5 can be programmed in the ‘Buttons’ tab (see figure 6).
7.
Select a button and click on the arrow on the right-hand side. A drop-down
list will appear (see figure 6).
8.
Select the function you wish to use.
9.
Click on ‘Apply’.
The mouse has now been programmed.
Right-clicking on the Trust icon and then selecting ‘Active mouse property’ will allow
you to configure the Windows mouse properties, such as left and right-handed use.
You can uninstall the software by selecting ‘Uninstall’. This function can be found in
the same folder as the Mouse Utility function.
Right-clicking on the Trust icon and then selecting ‘Exit’ closes the Utility. You will
then be able to use the button functions in other programs or games.
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Using the card reader
You can insert media cards into the card reader once media has been saved on
them.
Insert Compact Flash cards in the top slot (F, figure 2).
Insert Smart Media cards in the bottom slot (G, figure 2).
Inserting memory cards:
CF:
Insert the card into the card reader with the arrow facing upwards.
SMC:
Insert the card into the card reader with the contact points facing
upwards.
After inserting the cards, they will be accessible in the same way as a hard disk.
Double-click on the My Computer icon to access the Compact Flash card or the
Smart Media card. These will be displaced as a removable disk. You can drag and
drop files onto the cards or save files on these cards.
The red LED on the card reader/receiver will flash when data is being transferred
between the computer and the card reader.
Comment:
Do not format the Compact Flash card or the Smart Media card
using the computer. Format the cards using the device in which
they are used, otherwise the card may no longer work in the
device.
