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- Page 1 The Contour RollerMouse Pro Control Panel User’s Guide For Windows Operating System NOTE: This driver supports ONLY the Contour RollerMousePro. It will NOT support the RollerMouse “Classic” models. Please see Contour’s web site for drivers for “Classic” models.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Part 1: Introduction Overview Installing the RollerMouse Pro software Plugging the RollerMouse Pro into a USB port Plugging the RollerMouse Pro into a PS2 port Opening the Contour Mouse Control Panel Part 2: Contour Mouse Control Panel Components Motion Buttons &... -
Page 3: Part 1: Introduction
Left Click (Primary Click) Straight out of the box, the RollerMouse Pro can be used with most operating systems, utilizing the operating system’s default mouse drivers. Simply plug the RollerMouse into a USB or PS2 port and the RollerMouse will use one of the two included default settings: Standard or Internet mode. -
Page 4: Installing The Rollermouse Pro Software
Turn the computer off before plugging in the RollerMouse Pro. Plug in your RollerMouse Pro, turn the computer on and wait for either the log in or desktop to appear on the screen, after which the RollerMouse Pro should be operational. - Page 5 User’s Guide or contact Contour Design’s customer service department. Installing the Software NOTE: The RollerMouse Pro software is only compatible when plugged into a USB port using Windows 2000, XP, or 2003. WARNING: Other mouse software can interfere with the installation or use of the RollerMouse Pro software.
- Page 6 2. From the Start menu, select Control Panel then double click on the Contour Mouse icon. 3. Double click the Contour Mouse icon in the taskbar tray (located in the bottom right hand corner of your monitor, near the system clock)
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Page 7: Part 2: Contour Mouse Control Panel Components
Pro, on either end of the device. When the rollerbar reaches the left or right side of the RollerMouse Pro, it can lo longer move, but if more force is exerted in that direction on the rollerbar, the end detection button will trigger and continue to move the cursor in the desired direction. -
Page 8: Buttons & Wheel
Pro. By selecting this button, the user can elect to create a new default mode, delete the currently selected default mode, or choose one of the existing modes to serve as the default. To create a New default mode for the RollerMouse Pro: 1. Select New from the Current active layout drop-down menu. - Page 9 3. In the Default Layout section, assign each button one function from the button’s drop-down men. NOTE: At all times, at least one button must be assigned the Primary Click function. Pressing down on the rollerbar activates the single click mechanism. This is the rollerbar.
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Page 10: Application Specific
Additionally, application specific layouts can be created directly from the desktop. With the desired application open and active on the desktop, click on the Contour Mouse icon located on the taskbar tray. A small menu will appear. Select “Create a new setting for the current application.”... - Page 11 Control Panel. Selecting the Cancel button will abandon any modifications made after the previous application of the Apply or OK buttons. [This portion of this page is intentionally blank]...
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Page 12: About
Grant of License: Contour Design, Inc. (“CDI”) grants you this non-exclusive license to use the Software subject to the restrictions set forth below. If a user wishes to reset the... -
Page 13: Limited Warranty
Definitions: “The Software” means the RollerMousePro pointing device Software, its components or derivative modules, and documentation along with any upgrades, enhancements, connections, or modifications provided by DCI in any form. Restrictions on Use: You may install and use one copy of the Software on a single computer. You may not lend, rent, lease, or transfer this software to another party at any time. - Page 14 The Software and documentation are provided with RESTRICTED RIGHTS. Use, duplication, or disclosure by the Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in subdeivision (b)(3)(ii) of The Rights in Technical Data and Computer Software clause 252.227-7013. Contractor/manufacturer is Contour Design, Inc., 10 Industrial Drive, Windham, NH 03087.
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Page 15: Part 5: Contour Customer Care
Q: I’ve plugged my RollerMouse Pro into a docking station or hub, but the RollerMouse Pro does not function. A: Plug the RollerMouse Pro directly into the computer to determine if there is a compatibility issue with the hub or docking station. If the RollerMouse Pro functions normally when plugged directly into the computer, it may be a compatibility issue with the hub or docking station. -
Page 16: Technical Support
These sensors are buttons that are located inside the RollerMouse Pro on either side of the device. When the rollerbar reaches the edge of the RollerMouse Pro and can no longer move, the end detection sensor triggers and continues moving the cursor in the desired direction.
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I can move the bar but it won't stop on the items I want to click.
The RollerMouse PRO may not stop on the items you want to click due to cursor drift or end detection settings. The cursor drift feature adjusts the speed at which the cursor moves when the end detection triggers. If the rollerbar reaches the left or right end and more force is applied, the end detection button will continue moving the cursor. Adjusting these settings in the Contour Mouse Control Panel and selecting "Apply" or "OK" may help improve accuracy.
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Can you customise the RollerMousePro to toggle back a page using the arrow features on the mouse..? If so, how..?
Yes, the Contour Design RollerMouse Pro allows customization of button configurations, which can be assigned to default settings or specific applications. Since the device includes a "Backward" function, it is likely that it can be customized to toggle back a page using the arrow features.
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