Home About Us Contact Downloads Store                   Events Register Video Awards   Using the RollerMouse   Swedish Success Story Ergonomic Research Eliminate RISK Flash Demo Ergo Keyboard Technical Support Endorsements Press Releases   Free Trial Free Ergo Guide Roller Bar Buttons Auxiliary input devices Complementary settings   Roller Bar Use The Roller Bar moves the cursor by sliding left to right, up and down, and diagonally. Pressing the Roller Bar performs single click operation. The bar click option can modified after installing the RollerMouse software driver. Click here for further information about the download and installation of the software driver. End detection Due to varying monitor sizes, the cursor sometimes hits an invisible wall. Moving the bar will activate a switch that moves the cursor in the direction you desire. This is similar to picking up a mouse and placing it in the center of your workable area. Click tension adjustments Dial on bottom will adjust tension of Roller Bar click force: small dot requires least amount of pressure to click, large dot requires most amount of pressure to click.   Buttons Use The default settings are: Left button: standard single click Middle button: double click Right button: right click (contextual menus) Scroll wheel: roll it for scrolling, press it to perform middle mouse button events(*) (it usually enables the Auto Scroll function) (*) the system recognizes as the middle button on a 3-buttons mouse the button under the scroll wheel (clicked wheel), not the middle gray button. Programming the buttons The RollerMouse buttons can be programmed through the RollerMouse software driver, after setting the dip switch located under the RollerMouse in the UP position (Advanced mode). Bar click: standard single click Left button: fourth click (*) Middle button: right click (contextual menus) Right button: fifth click (*) Scroll wheel button (activated by pressing the scroll wheel): middle click (*) (*) the computer response associated to middle clicks, fourth clicks and fifth clicks depends on the application. Please refer to the downloads section for details on how to install the software driver and program the buttons.   Auxiliary input devices An auxiliary PS2 port is built into the right side of the RollerMouse. This port can be used for additional input devices such as a Perfit Mouse mouse. This auxiliary PS2 port is "hot-pluggable" (the PS2 mouse can be plugged and unplugged while the system is turned on).   Complementary settings   Adjust the Roller Bar sensitivity through Start / Settings / Control Panel / Mouse Properties as you would do for any other mouse cursor. Home | Eliminate RISK | Downloads | Support | Register | Press Releases | Contact Us | Contour Store