Macally AccuGlide Operation & User’s Manual

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• Macally AccuGlide, Mouse Driver Manual for Mac OS 10.1 to 10.3 iBallPro, iMousePro, iMouseJr, iSweetNet, iOptiNet, iceMouse, iOptiJr., iceMouseJr, Q Ball, RFMouse, RFMouseJr, IceMini, OptiGo, OptiMicro, Ecomouse, iLaser, 3 Button Mouse, BTMicro Mouse, BTMini/ BTMouse, AccuGlide Mouse, Pebble Mouse, Pebble Wireless and Turtle Mouse

• Copyright Notice Copyright 2008 by Macally Peripherals This manual is furnished under license and may be used or copied only in accordance with the terms of such license. Except as permitted by such license, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or any means, electronic, mechanical, recording, or otherwise, including transl

• Macally AccuGlide, Introducing Macally Products P 1 Software Basics P 1 About This Guide P 2 System Requirements P 2 Registration P 2 Software Basics P 3 Macally Input Manager Installation For Mac OS 10.1 to10.3 P 3 Using Macally Mouse Application P 8 Device Selection P 8 Default Action in Global Setting P 9 Button Settings P 10 None P11 Mouse Click P11 Right Click P11 Double Click P11 Triple Click P11 Click Lock P11 Keystroke P11 Open Item P12 Launch URL P13 Accelerate Up P13 Accelerate Down P13 Scroll Up P13 Scroll Down P13 Page Up P13 Page Down P13 Accelerate Left P14 Accelerate Right P14 Scroll Left P14

• Macally AccuGlide, P 1 Introducing Macally Products Thank you for purchasing the Macally products. This driver support the Macally USB Mouse and Trackball including iBallPro, iMousePro, iMouseJr, iSweetNet, iOptiNet, iceMouse, iOptiJr., iceMouseJr, Q Ball, RFMouse, RFMouseJr, IceMini, OptiGo, OptiMicro, Ecomouse, iLaser, 3 Button Mouse, BTMicro Mouse, BTMini/BTMouse, AccuGlide Mouse, Pebble Mouse, Pebble Wireless and Turtle Mouse. Macally programmable input devices are designed with lots of features and flexibility and will greatly improve your productivity. Software Basics Macally USB Mouse/Trackball Installation for Mac OS 10.1 to 10.3 Using Macally

• P 2 About this Guide Before you begin using the Macally USB input devices, be sure to read this manual in its entirety. Installation instructions for the Macally USB Mouse/Trackball driver.• Step by step programming.• Frequently asked questions.• System Requirements Mac OS 10.1 to 10.3• All the Macintosh computer that has available USB port• 2.9 MB

• Macally AccuGlide, P 3 Software Basics Macally Input Manager Installation For Mac OS 10.1 to 10.3 Insert the Macally Product Drivers CD. 1. Double click “Mouse/Trackball Driver OS X” folder. 2. Copy the “Input Manager_X_xxxx.dmg” file to your desktop 3. Double click the “Macally Input Manager vx.x.dmg” on your desktop and “MacallyMouse_X_4. v5.4.pkg” will show up Double click the “MacallyMouse_X_v5.4.pkg” icon to start installation.5. Follow the step-by-step on screen procedures to finish software installation.6.

• Macally AccuGlide, P 8 Using Macally Mouse Application Plug Macally USB Mouse or Trackball into your Mac. Open the MacallyMouse from the Application. Mouse Detection Once you open the MacallyMouse, it should detect the Macally Mouse or Trackball automatically. When Macally Mouse or Trackball is detected, the configuration window will display the correct Mouse image. Sample Fig. below:

• P 9 Default Action in Global Setting Default Pre-assigned Action in Global Settings Mice/Trackball Buttons Default Action 2 Button Mouse/ Trackball Left Button Mouse click iBallPro/iMouseJr/iMousePro Right Button Right click 3 Button Mouse RFMouse(A4)/ RFMouseJr/ iOptiJr/ OptiNet/ DotMouse/ iceMouse/ iceMouseJr./ iceMini/ OptiGo/ OptiMicro/ iSweetNet/ Ecomouse/ iLaser/ 3 Bu

• Macally AccuGlide, P 10 Button Setting Click the Buttons menu, choose the button you want to program. 1. In Button Action window, select the desired action for the button shows all the description of 2. button action. Note: “Press Scroll Up” means pressing and scrolling up the wheel simultaneously; “Press Scroll Down” means pressing and scrolling down the wheel simultaneously

• Macally AccuGlide, P 11 None Select this mode to disable the button function. Mouse Click “Mouse Click” is the Macintosh default button click function. One of the buttons must always be set to this function. The default setting for the left button is “Mouse Click” and the right button is “Right Click”. You must always set at least one button to “Mouse click” at all times. Therefore, before changing the setting of the left button to other than “Mouse click”, you need to change the right button’s setting to “Mouse Click”. Otherwise, your Macally mouse will have no button to do m

• Macally AccuGlide, P 12 Open Item The specified action setting (Open Item) will cause a single button click to open item. To set an open item setting, select “Open item” from the Action pop up window, then Browse the “Item to open” button. The window shown will open. Please select the application file that you want to open. For example, select QuickTime then click “Open”.

• Macally AccuGlide, P 13 Launch URL The specified action setting (Launch URL) will cause a single button click to open web browser to specified URL. And click onthe “URLto launch” field to specify an internet URLto launch. The URLcan only be 31 characters long. Accelerate Up The specified action setting (Accelerate Up) will cause a single button click to scroll up in one increment. If used for the mouse wheel, the scroll speed increases to several lines or one page when the wheel is rolled quickly. Accelerate Down The specified action setting (Accelerate Dow

• Macally AccuGlide, P 14 Accelerate Left The specified action setting (Accelerate Left) will cause a single button click to scroll left in one increment. If used for the mouse wheel, the scroll speed increases to several increments or one page when the wheel is rolled quickly. Accelerate Right The specified action setting (Accelerate Right) will cause a single button click to scroll right in one increments If used for the mouse wheel, the scroll speed increases to several increments or one page when the wheel is rolled quickly. Scroll Left The specified action setting (Scroll Left) will cause a single button click to scroll left in the specified number of increments. T

• Macally AccuGlide, P 15 Tracking Speed /Scroll Speed /Double-click Speed Setting Select the speed setting from the Tracking Speed/ Scroll Speed/ Double-click Speed for your mouse or trackball that you want to choose. Each application has its own speed setting. Copy The specified action setting (Copy) will cause a single button click to assign copy function. Paste The specified action setting (Paste) will cause a single button click to assign paste function.

• Macally AccuGlide, P 16 Application Setting The Macally pointing devices have an Auto Application Setting Recognition feature. This will automatically default to the last pre-programmed button setting that corresponds to the launched application. When multiple applications are open, the driver will always match the active application with the corresponding setting. Note: The default and Finder setting for the Left button is single click and the right button is Double click. Add Application Settings To add a new application setting, go to Applicationwindow, click “Add

• Macally AccuGlide, P 17 The selected application should show up on the Application window. From the Button window, select the appropriate setting for the application and then close the window. Launch the applica- tion, the corresponding button setting will automatically load and be ready for use. Uninstall Macally Mouse software Insert the Macally Product Drivers CD. 1. Double click “Mouse/Trackball Driver OS X” folder. 2. Copy the “MacallyMouse_X_xxxx.dmg” file to your desktop 3. Double click the “MacallyMouse_X_xxxx.dmg” on your desktop and the “Uninstall” icon will 4. show up, double click to start uninstallation.

• Macally AccuGlide, P 19 FAQ (FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS) 1. 1. When I open the MacallyMouse application, It does not detect my Macally mouse (Not Connected). How can I fix it ? A. Please test your Macally mouse first, cursor movement, button clicking; our mouse should work as a regular mouse without driver installed. If the mouse does not response at all, please try it on different built-in USB port or computer. If none of them work, the mouse is defective. Normally, if the your Macally mouse works but can not detect the right mouse model automatically, there’s conflict in

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