What is the function of each of the four control buttons and are there any commands that require more than one button be pressed at a time?
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if you press just once, they are "privious" "play/pause" "next" "mode"(I don't know what this is). If you press and hold, they are "volume down" "answer the phone" "volume up" "connect".
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Play/pauseSkip forward trackSkip back trackAnd Bluetooth buttonIf u hold the skip track buttons it is also for volume up(skip forward) and volume down(back a track)
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I'm not sure what 'one button search' means. This mouse has 5 buttons, left, right, back, forward click, the dpi button and the scroll wheel.
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I think the four buttons are menu, up, down, enter. Push the Menu until you get the desired color/effect then hit enter. You may have to hit the Menu Button, then see the change then hit the Up and Down until you see the desired effect. When you find the one you want, then hit Enter for it to stick. The A_1thru7 (i think, it may be 8 or 9) will do the various colors and mixes like 1 is red, 2 is blue, etc. Whne you click on the s1 or s2 that is sound sensitive and will react according to Sound. S1 1 will be red, s1_2 will be blue...etc. Remember to hit Enter for the Effect mix to stick when you find it. Hope that helps. I think the four buttons are menu, up, down, enter. Push the Menu until you get the desired color/effect then hit enter. You may have to hit the Menu Button, then see the change then hit the Up and Down until you see the desired effect. When you find the one you want, then hit Enter for it to stick. The A_1thru7 (i think, it may be 8 or 9) will do the various colors and mixes like 1 is red, 2 is blue, etc. Whne you click on the s1 or s2 that is sound sensitive and will react according to Sound. S1 1 will be red, s1_2 will be blue...etc. Remember to hit Enter for the Effect mix to stick when... » Read More I think the four buttons are menu, up, down, enter. Push the Menu until you get the desired color/effect then hit enter. You may have to hit the Menu Button, then see the change then hit the Up and Down until you see the desired effect. When you find the one you want, then hit Enter for it to stick. The A_1thru7 (i think, it may be 8 or 9) will do the various colors and mixes like 1 is red, 2 is blue, etc. Whne you click on the s1 or s2 that is sound sensitive and will react according to Sound. S1 1 will be red, s1_2 will be blue...etc. Remember to hit Enter for the Effect mix to stick when you find it. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Ed.Actually you can lock multiple buttons down on the one I have by pressing more than one at once. I did not investigate just what the circuitry does when more than one button is down. But why would want to do that? You would be shorting multiple video and audio signals together.
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You can program them, but you have to pull down the drivers from the web site at www.e-blue.jp There's a technical support link at the bottom, then a "dowmload" (sic) link for the mouse driver. Then you can pick from a list of functions you can bind to the various buttons.
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You press the button repeatedly, it cycles through the options. The button is frustratingly non-responsive however.
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a program called 'AutoHotKey' will allow you to do so by writing a script. Any key or mouse button can be mapped to any other key or mouse button.
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It comes with a set combination that you can change to what you want. You can also require it to push 2 buttons at once as part of the combination.
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Clicking the button will fast forward. Holding it down for about a second or two will skip. This can be re-programmed and any button can be used this way (two functions).
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If you are asking if you can program it to do something other than scroll through pages, I am not sure because I have not had to program more than 5 of the 7 buttons. My husband loves it and several friends bought one after seeing his and they love it. They are all heavy gamers and prefer this over the more expensive ones out there.You can ask the maker of the gaming mouse here: http://www.ianker.com/product/98AN2000-BA#ptop
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Each button has 3 categories; out of the 4 buttons, 2 are pulse driven, and the others are continual (no need to hold down). The breakdown of buttons is 1: mix, milkshake, easy clean 2: pure, smoothie, icy drink 3: dice, chop, salsa 4: grind, crush, grate. 3 & 4 are pulse. Very simple to use, nothing extra to hold down or switch. Just similar categories lumped in 1 button function.
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Here is a link to a tutorial on you tube...it shows the 2 button and the 4 button...I hope this will help... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeAkT9J2NK4
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Yes it is. Event two at the same time. But buttons need to be mapped in Mupen64. I'm looking for the right configuration !
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David -Actually there are five buttons total on the mouse. On the "thumb side" of the mouse there are two narrow buttons for forward/backward, at the curve towards the top is a button fro DPI and then on the "finger" side of there are the "left" and "right" mouse buttons.
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There are two control keys; one is on the bottom left and the other is on the bottom right. There are also two "alt" keys and two "command" keys.
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Each button has 3 categories; out of the 4 buttons, 2 are pulse driven, and the others are continual (no need to hold down). The breakdown of buttons is 1: mix, milkshake, easy clean 2: purée, smoothie, icy drink 3: dice, chop, salsa 4: grind, crush, grate. 3 & 4 are pulse. Very simple to use, nothing extra to hold down or switch. Just similar categories lumped in 1 button function.
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Yes - you can change the many settings under the function button. Setting 1 ~ 4