Mionix Naos 3200 Mounting instructions

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NAOS 3200

SOFTWARE MANUAL

CONTENT

GET STARTED ...........................................................................3

PRODUCT OVERVIEW...............................................................4

MOUSE SETTINGS ....................................................................5

Play it after your likings

Button assignment

Double click

Scroll speed

Pointer acceleration

Polling rate

PROFILES ..................................................................................8

General

Import & export profiles

SENSOR PERFORMANCE..........................................................9

Dpi settings

Pointer speed

Lift distance

Surface quality analyzer tool S.Q.A.T

COLOR SETTINGS .....................................................................11

Led effects

Color change

MACRO SETTINGS ....................................................................12

General

Record a new macro

Insert mouse event

Insert & edit delays

Additional commands

SUPPORT...................................................................................14

Software updates

Firmware upgrades

INSTALL ATION

The Mionix Naos 3200 is a full-speed USB gaming mouse. The mouse is

plug and play, all you need to do is connect the mouse into a free USB port,

the LED-lights on the mouse will light up and the mouse is ready to use.

your operative system should automatically recognize the mouse without

restarts or further actions.

CUSTOMIZATION

To customize your Mionix Naos 3200 you need to download the software

and software manual from www.mionix.net. At the moment the software is

available for Windows operating systems.

INSTALLATION OF SOFTWARE

1. Go to www.mionix.net/list.php?c=naos3200 and download the latest

software.

2. Unpack the file and double click the setup.exe to iniciate the installation.

3. Select a folder where you want the software to be installed.

4. After the installation, press continue.

5. After the installation is completed the software window will pop-up and

a Mionix symbol will appear in your taskbar. No further actions is necessary,

you are good to go.

GET STARTED

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Windows 2000 /XP/Vista /7

Available USB port

40 mb free space on hard drive

PACKAGE CONTENT

•Mionix Naos 3200 laser gaming mouse

•Get started guide

SUPPORT

If you have any questions or experience problems with your new

product, do not hesitate to contact us. we will more than gladly

help you. For technical support or other questions about Mionix

Naos 3200, please visit our support section.

COMPLIANCE

This product is compliant to FCC, CE, WEEE and ROHS. For more

compliance information please visit www.mionix.nett

WARRANTY

Warranty for Mionix products only covers defects caused by manu-

facturing. The warranty do not cover defects caused by any kind

of usage that is not attributable to the manufacturing process.

All our gaming mice have a warranty period of 2 years. Do NOT try

to repair your product, if You cause damage to the product while

trying to repair it, the warranty will not be valid.

MODEL OVERVIEW

The unique shape of Mionix Naos 3200 supports the whole hand without compromi-

sing ergonomics or a steady grip. Mionix Naos 3200 is equipped with only carefully

selected high-end components paired up with reliable LED-optical sensor technology

which offers durability, performance and accuracy. Save your settings and macros in

the built-in memory. No additional software or driver installation is needed. Where-

ver you go, just plug in the mouse and get started. Mionix Naos 3200 also features

customizable LED-light system and dpi-step color indicator, allowing you to customize

it to your liking.

FEATURES

•Truly ergonomic design

Truly ergonomic design with support for all five fingers

•Plug n Play

Completely Plug n Play, software needed only for configuration

•Maximum grip

The rubber coating ensures a maximum grip

•3200 dpi LED-optical sensor

Reliable and accurate LED-optical sensor technology

•Built-in memory

Bring your settings and recorded macros with you

•Customizable LED light system

Personalize your mouse with your favorite color

•3 steps customizable dpi in-game adjustment

Choose from 3 dpi steps and switch between them in-game

•7 programmable buttons

The buttons can be assigned to any key command or macro

•Adjustable polling rate

Tune it all the way up to 1000Hz through the software

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

MOUSE SETTINGS

PLAY IT AFTER YOUR LIKINGS

The Mionix Naos 3200 software is stuffed with all

kinds of settings that comes handy for any gamer.

The following pages will describe each setting and

how to use it properly.

The first that you meet is the regular windows

pointer settings together with the button configu-

ration menus. By default, button 6 and 7 is assig-

ned to dpi step up and down and the mouse commu-

nicates with the USB port at 500 Hz.

The 7 buttons on the mouse are all programmable.

Assign a single key stroke, mouse command or ma-

cro directly to one of the buttons with the softwa-

re.You will also find pre-configured commands such

as in-game profile switch, scroll up and down and

in-game dpi switch in the button assignment menu.

IMPORTANT:When you change a setting, do not forget to press the "apply"button to save the new settings.

The settings is saved after a few seconds when the LED-lights stops blinking. When you are done, press "Ok"

and the software will automatically minimize to the tray icon. To Minimize without saving your new settings,

press "Cancel".

MOUSE SETTINGS

BUTTON ASSIGNMENT

When you click on a button a dropdown menu shows up. To assign any of

the commands, choose one from the menu and then press the "apply" but-

ton. The default commands and the macro assignment is separated from

the main menu to make the configuration easier.

The button assign menu also has some additional commands and a single

key stroke can be binded directly from the drop down menu to one of the

buttons. Choose the "Single key assign..."from the menu, insert the key

stroke you want to bind in the text field and press the "Ok"button.

MOUSE SETTINGS

DOUBLE CLICK

The Double click setting determines the response of the dou-

ble click in Windows. Slow in this case means that the mouse

accepts longer interval between the clicks and fast means a

shorter interval between the clicks.

SCROLL SPEED

This setting controls the amount of rows of each scroll step.

Choose from 1-6 steps or a whole page. Don't forget to press

the "apply"button to save the new settings to the mouse

memory.

POINTER ACCELERATION

With this setting the mouse movements can be accelerated.

The acceleration is ratio based and follows the sensitivity

settings. By default this function is disabled.

CUSTOM SETTINGS

DPI SETTINGS

I guess it’s no news that different game situations requires different

sensitivity. Assign different colors to the dpi steps and when you switch

between the steps in-game the different colors works as a indicator.

To change between the steps, mouse button 6 and 7 is set to dpi up and

down by default.

POINTER SPEED

The system mouse pointer can be set from 1 to 10. From default the

pointer sensitivity is set to 6. It is recommendable to use a value around

5-6 and then adjust the dpi sensitivity or in-game pointer sensitivity to

fit your unique gaming style.

POLLING RATE

The USB polling rate determines how often the mouse sends information

to your computer and it is measured in Hz. The default USB polling rate is

different from computer to computer but via the driver software you can

force the USB polling rate to report at your desired speed.

If the polling rate is set to 1000Hz, the mouse can send reports every 1

millisecond, 500 Hz is equal to every 2 milliseconds. Increasing the polling

rate will improve the tracking at the tradeoff of using more CPU capacity,

if you use a old computer make sure that the polling rate is not to high as

it can cause CPU spikes.

To change the polling rate, click on the desired update frequence and

press the ”Apply”button

LED EFFECTS

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MACRO SETTINGS

GENERAL

Set up advanced commands with the macro manager and

carry them with you into one of the mouse profiles. The

macro manager records both mouseclicks and accurate

time delays and is very easy to manage. All your recor-

ded macros are listed to the left and the recorded com-

mands of each macros appears in the middle.

The mouse memory supports up to 30 different macros

with a limitation of 10 commands on each macro.

RECORD A NEW MACRO

Step 1

To start record a new macro, click on the "New macro"

button. A textfield in the left column will appear where

you can give the new macro a suitable name, press "en-

ter"when you are done.

Step 2

To start record your events, press the "start record"

button in the column to the right. If you want to record

real-time delays between the commands, mark the alter-

native "Record delay"before you press the ”start record”

button.

Step 3

When you finished, press the "Stop record"button.

SUPPORT

For frequently asked questions or further informa-

tion, go to Mionix website. Mionix offers a online

support consisting of a software manual and a F.A.Q

database. If you can't solve the problem feel free to

the support section on mionix.net and we will come

back to you as fast as possible.

SOFTWARE UPDATES

The "Check for updates"button will forward you to

the support section at mionix.net. Make sure that

you export the profiles you want to keep before

you install a software update. If you encounter any

trouble installing the new software, see our F.A.Q

or contact our support.

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