Can you reprogram/rebind/rekey the DPI button?
498946
No, it doesn't have any type of software to allow any rebinding of the DPI button on this mouse....Besides the button on the mouse the only other option is to change the sensitivity within the operating system.
498947
I'm not sure, I haven't tried. I don't usually use that since from my experience, it messes with the mouse scroll speed.
498948
I don't believe so, I haven't tested it, but you'd think you run into the issue of whether or not the dpi would change. Even If it was rebound, or if it was to be rebound who's to say that it wouldn't stick to the lowest dpi setting. Hope this helps.
498949
The DPI key is just for changing the DPI. There is no software that comes with the mouse to control the DPI independently of the mouse button. You would want to be able to change DPI anyway so you can snipe better and then switch to close quarters without going out of the game to switch dpi sensitivity.
785116
Hold the small gray button down for a few seconds. Same button to change settings.
1787827
There are two buttons right under the scroll wheel that were made with that in mind. They have '+' and '-' on them respectively, and are set to adjust DPI to whatever you like in the default setup. You can, however, change the function of the two to whatever else you can think of, so there is a lot of versatility.
878280
I'm on a Mac, using ControllerMate. I've been able to reprogram all the buttons. This includes the ring finger button, which I use as a shifter to modify the other buttons, but can also work as a regular macro button. With ControllerMate, it is also possible to reprogram the scroll wheel of any mouse. I am also using the center top buttons (G7 and G8). I've programmed one to toggle videos from windowed to fullscreen, and I set the other one up as an Esc key.
761857
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
992518
You can right click. So left click, right click, scroll wheel, and the scroll wheel clicks, too. There's also a tiny button that says dpi... or maybe idp upside-down that I have never noticed until just now. I don't know what it does.
411263
I couldn't find any default software to do it, but I programmed them with a program called x-mouse button control and it works fine.
226517
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.
2284179
The FN button, function button, will change several functions but under sensitivity would control ISO
228610
We have rollermouse free-2 working with Windows 7. We needed to modify the buttons within Windows 7
2207557
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.
2174267
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.
1637429
I believe that it isn't showing the buttons that you use to change the mouses dpi, or distance per inch, which normally doesn't get changed but can be if you don't really need them and it also isn't showing the button on the right side which is to change the color of the light on the mouse but can also be changed to do some other function if you only want it to have one color.
1115849
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.
1632293
Yes. If you download the Setpoint software from Logitech's site (it's free), it will let you reassign the buttons however you like. There will be a diagram of your mouse on screen where you can click on those buttons to set what they do when pressed.
184136
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.
1111764
The dpi is set to a specific color by default. You change te default colors and dpi by pressing the dpi button on the mouse. You can customize the colors by using the software that is included.