What is the function of the "D &amp; L" buttons?
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The L button is for the backlight on the LCD. The D button is used to discharge any remaining charge in the battery so that you get a full charge. If you do not do it, then you get only a partial charge and the battery will not work as long as if it had a full charge.
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Yes, you can bind the thumb d-pad (I assume that is what you mean by joystick) to "mouse functions" such as scroll up/down with some caveats: The d-pad is off-axis, so you won't actually have a hand movement that correlates to up/down. This isn't such a big deal. The bigger one to me would be that it doesn't seem to support press and hold. So if you want to scroll down, you're clicking each time. This is exactly how the mousewheel functions, it's just much more aligned to the purpose (easy to scroll fast).Binding to arrow keys, as has already been said, is also an option. In this case, it does support press and hold, but the browser does not treat arrow keys the same as mousewheel... so it's a trade-off. Yes, you can bind the thumb d-pad (I assume that is what you mean by joystick) to "mouse functions" such as scroll up/down with some caveats: The d-pad is off-axis, so you won't actually have a hand movement that correlates to up/down. This isn't such a big deal. The bigger one to me would be that it doesn't seem to support press and hold. So if you want to scroll down, you're clicking each time. This is exactly how the mousewheel functions, it's just much more aligned to the purpose (easy to scroll fast).Binding to arrow keys, as has already been said, is also an... » Read More Yes, you can bind the thumb d-pad (I assume that is what you mean by joystick) to "mouse functions" such as scroll up/down with some caveats: The d-pad is off-axis, so you won't actually have a hand movement that correlates to up/down. This isn't such a big deal. The bigger one to me would be that it doesn't seem to support press and hold. So if you want to scroll down, you're clicking each time. This is exactly how the mousewheel functions, it's just much more aligned to the purpose (easy to scroll fast).Binding to arrow keys, as has already been said, is also an option. In this case, it does support press and hold, but the browser does not treat arrow keys the same as mousewheel... so it's a trade-off. « Show Less
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The two buttons on the side are only programmable within a game, if the game software has the capability. Otherwise, they are Forward and Back function in all office software.
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The amount of buttons available are software related. You can control them in your settings. I don't like all the buttons, so I've turned them off. PC users like having more activated.
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It "clicks" and you can assign it to what you want. By default it's "Fwd/Back" buttons but you can change it with SetPoint
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No. You can R and L click. It doesnt have buttons, so it appears that you can't Click left or right but you most definately can.Its a pretty cool mouse!
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The two buttons on the side are for scrolling the web, one will go back a page, the other will go forward, they can be programmed in game as Mouse_4 and Mouse_5. The button below the mouse wheel is a DPI thing, basically if you press it then your mouse sensitivity will increase a lot, press it again and it will go back to normal, it can't be programmed in game.
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To "left-click" use the blue button right below it;if I remember correctly it's labeled "L." And so on for "right-click."
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Yes they can. Currently only the amount of buttons can be keybound, without adding shift or cntl. But the amount is almost endless. I have all button bound, and again with holdin shift, and again for holdin cntl just for wow. It's very customizable.
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Push button.I used it for years on the PD and unfortunately lost it.I ordered a new one.
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By default it's just a generic programmable button. I set it to act as the mouse wheel click, because I don't like clicking the mouse wheel. You can set it to practically anything you want through the software though, like keystrokes or macros. Hope that helps!
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the controls I have are digital and loom nothing like the picture. they have buttons for.on/off and up and down from 1-10 I believe.Hope that helps!
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No programable buttons , just the equivalent of a mouse right / left buttons; however the buttons functions can be performed by long pressure (right button) or double click (left one); this function can be tuned to individual preferences.
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2 buttons for the thumbLeft,right clickMiddle click(scroll wheel)Scroll wheel left,rightDpi up,downTotal of 9
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not sure on gaming. for right click there is a function + right click combo
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No. There is only 1 button. On my system it is right click by default but you may be able to change it through your systems drivers.
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one of the buttons (the back one) is slightly higher then the other, they are both fully programmable, the raised one in question is set to alt-tab for me, and i have the other of the two set to swap between profiles of the games i play. you can really change things around with the software.