Is it possible to reprogram the dpi adjustment buttons to function as additional mouse buttons?
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Yes you can, via the mouse software. There are dozens of options you can assign the DPI buttons, such as single key, combo key, rapid fire/multi-click, middle button, macro, ect. As an example I set to top DPI button to "DPI Switch" which allows you to scroll through all DPI settings and the bottom DPI butto to a keyboard key, such as "TAB".
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I haven't tried it but have used other Logitech mice and just go under control panel/devices and printers/mouse to change it. That should work fine.
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Any button on the mouse can be remapped in the steelseries engine software. Just be sure to load the correct profile you have programmed for the software you wish to run.
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Bucar, Orderd the mouse scanner but didn't use it because resolution too low for my needs. Sorry can't help.
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You can! You have to install the Corsair M40 Mouse configuration program (available on their website) but you can remap it to another prebuilt command or to emulate a keystroke.
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x-mouse will let you customise every button on any mouse, its a free program. Totally stable I have used it for years on windows including 8.1.
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Well there technically are 11 buttons on the mouse. the regular left and right click. you can also click the mouse wheel down, left and also right. then there is the button in the right side. and the 3 on the left. the last two are the dpi up and down buttons. as for the software i don't know where that can be programmed. you can probably get a program to do it tho.
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Yes. Using the Kensington MouseWorks software that is designed to support the Kensington Expert Mouse a variety of different actions can be assigned to the various buttons including the option that you described in your question. See the following webpage: http://www.kensington.com/us/us/6498/trackballworks™-customization-software#.VMwu492RCpU
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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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The DPI button changes the sensitivity of the mouse to the cursor..... U can make it so the cursor moves slower....normal.....or faster then normal
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It's the silver button on the left. You can press it to change the model and press it front and back to change the DPI. Also you can download the driver from the official website to explore more powerful functions. Hope my answer helps.
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There are actually two buttons which are right below the "dpi" button. It's a little hard to see in the photo but as you hold/grip the mouse (or visualize with the picture) right above where your thumb rests is the "forward" and "back" buttons. They are very slender; and very handy.
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Hi, these buttons change the current DPI setting. I think it tops out at 1600hz with the lower two at 1200 and 800.
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Sure, why not? In fact, I haven't even used it for gaming yet! hahaha You can adjust the DPI in the lower middle button. So, you can adjust to basically any situation you could use it! And in the customization software you can define which are the four DPI configurations you want. (That's what these blue lights next to the left button are four, they show you which speed is currently activated based on these four settings you specified)Hope this helps :)
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No, but you can get X-Mouse Button Control from download. It's free!! It's great too
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I have not used the included software much, but you can use the extra buttons for alot of things in individual applications, like forward/back browser keys, media controls, etc.I will check a bit later this morning to see if the software it came with offered macro options, but even if not, I would see no reason an alternate program could not use the buttons in the manner you see fit.Give me a bit, and I will research this more fully. It is a great cheapy mouse IMO
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You can setup custom gestures in certain programs, I am not sure if you can use the mouse to open a program though.