Buttons & Functions
A.
Rollerbar / Left click
B.
Left click
C.
Right click
D.
Double cklick
E.
Scroll-wheel / Auto-scroll
F.
Copy
G.
Paste
Mounting of wrist support
Fit the wrist support in the three slots (picture above) until you
hear a click.
A
F
G
E
B
D
C
English
English
The
large middle button closest to the wrist rest area
is a
double left click. One click on this button performs the function
of two left clicks.
The
central scroll wheel
is located between the left click and
right click buttons. Rolling this button up or down allows you to
advance up or down through a document. The wheel has a
ratchet mechanism that advances the scrolling in discreet
increments. This same button also initiates the scroll lock. To
initiate the scroll lock, press down on the scroll wheel and a
target with directional arrows will appear on your screen. You
now move the rollerbar up or down slightly and the page will
start to scroll up or down. The further up or down you move the
rollerbar, the faster the page will scroll. This button takes some
time getting used to, but it is beneficial because it allows you to
work “hands free” once you establish the proper scrolling speed.
Extra Buttons
- You are almost there, just two more buttons
to learn. These are the small slender buttons just beneath the
rollerbar. These two buttons help you to perform two frequently
used functions:
copy and paste
.
The
left small button
is for
copy
. In order to copy text, hold
down the large left (left click) button while moving the rollerbar
to highlight the appropriate text. Once you have finished
highlighting, release the left button and use the rollerbar to
position the cursor inside the highlighted text area. Now click
the slender left button to copy the text to the clipboard. The
text will stay on the clipboard until you choose to paste it into a
new location.
The
right small button
is for
paste
. Once you have high lighted
text and used the copy function to copy the text to the
clipboard, move the cursor to the position where you would like
to paste the text. Press the left click button to anchor the cursor,
then press the right small button to paste.
Out of bar movement?
Use the automatic end detection
If you find that you have moved the rollerbar all the way to the
left or right, but the cursor is not at the left or right edge of the
screen, don’t worry, your RollerMouse will help you. Simply push
the bar further out until a click activates and the pointer moves
to the edge of the screen. Release the bar from the end
detection click when the pointer is where you want it.
