Trust GXT 180 User manual

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GXT 180 Gaming Mouse - USER’S MANUAL

1

1. Button layout

a

- Button 1 (Default = Left mouse button)

b

- Button 2 (Default = Right mouse button)

c

- Button 3 (Default = Mid click)

d

- Button 4 (Default = Forward)

e

- Button 5 (Default = Backward)

f

- Button 6 (Default = Forward)

g

- Button 7 (Default = Backward)

h

- Button 8 (Default = DPI Cycle)

2. Installation

a

b

c

d

- Open the internet browser and go to www.trust.com/22401/driver.

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Click the “Download EXE” button to download the software.

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Click on the “Setup-GXT 180.exe” and follow the installation wizard.

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Click on the “Trust GXT 180.exe” shortcut to start the software.

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You can now start to configure the mouse. Changes will be updated directly to your mouse.

Button Programming

3.

a

b

c

d

e

Assign a function

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Click on the ‘BUTTON’ tab.

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Click on the function you want to assign.

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Click on the button you want to re-assign

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Choose how the function should be executed.

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Click on ‘CONFIRM’.

“Left Click” cannot be reassigned.

Execution mode only appears on relevant functions.

GXT 180 Gaming Mouse - USER’S MANUAL

2

Report rate & DPI settings

4.

a

b

c

d

e

DPI setting

- Click on the ‘PERFORMANCE’ tab.

- Change the DPI settings by clicking the respective bar.

- Click ‘DPI SETTINGS’ to enter advanced DPI settings.

- Click the switch under the DPI number to enable or disable this DPI level.

- Click on ‘SAVE’ to update the settings to your mouse.

LED colours indicate which DPI level is currently These indication colours cannot be changed;

oRED = Level 1

oGREEN = Level 2

oBLUE = Level 3

oTURQOISE = Level 4

oPURPLE = Level 5

5.

a

b

c

d

Other Settings

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Change the DPI Precision rate by dragging the respective cursor. DPI precision can be found as

function and can be assigned to a button (see Step 3.).

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Change the Report Rate by dragging the respective cursor.

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Change the Acceleration by dragging the respective cursor.

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Change the scroll speed by dragging the respective cursor.

After assigning the DPI Precision function to a button, press and hold that button to increase the

precision to the selected DPI precision.

DPI Precision is linked to the active DPI level.

Light Settings

6.

a

b

c

d

e

Change the Light Effect

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Click on the ‘EFFECT’ tab.

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Change the light mode.

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Change the breathing speed.

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Change the brightness level.

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Select the desired LED color or pick a custom color by dragging the respective cursor.

Light modes;

oConstant = one solid colour

oBreathing = one breathing colour

oColour shift = demo mode (brightness & colours not adjustable)

oSwitch off = disable LED

GXT 180 Gaming Mouse - USER’S MANUAL

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Macro Settings

7.

a

b

c

d

e

f

Create a Macro

(Store a sequence of keys in the software)

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Go to the ‘BUTTON’ tab.

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Click on ‘MACRO’ and then on ‘MACRO SETTINGS’.

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Click on ‘NEW’ and double click on ‘SELF DEFINE X’ to rename the macro.

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Set the delay time between each action.

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Click ‘RECORD’ to start recording the macro. Now enter your preferred macro sequence. Click

‘

RECORD’ again to stop recording the macro. (max. 34 actions)

- Click on ‘Apply’ to save the macro.

To assign a macro follow step 3 of this manual.

Profile Settings

8.

a

b

c

d

Select, Save or Load a profile

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Select one of the 5 profiles by clicking on the preferred profile.

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Click on ‘SAVE AS’ to save a setup, Click on ‘LOAD FILE’ to load a setup.

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Enter a name for the mouse setup you want to save, or choose the prefered profile to load.

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Click on ‘Save’ to save the setup, click on ‘Open’ to load the setup.

- Click on ‘Apply’ Your mouse setup is now saved or updated to your mouse.

9.

a

b

Restore default settings

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Click on ‘RESTORE’ to reset the current profile to factory default.

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Click on ‘RESET ALL’ to reset all profiles to factory default.

GXT 180 Gaming Mouse - USER’S MANUAL

4

1. Tastenanordnung und -funktionen

a

- Taste 1 (Standardfunktion = linke Maustaste)

b

- Taste 2 (Standardfunktion = rechte Maustaste)

c

- Taste 3 (Standardfunktion = Mittelklick)

d

- Taste 4 (Standardfunktion = vorwärts)

e

- Taste 5 (Standardfunktion = rückwärts)

f

- Taste 6 (Standardfunktion = vorwärts)

g

- Taste 7 (Standardfunktion = rückwärts)

h

- Taste 8 (Standardfunktion = DPI-Wert weiterschalten)

2. Installation

a

b

c

d

- Öffnen Sie Ihren Internetbrowser und gehen Sie auf die Seite www.trust.com/22401/driver.

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Klicken Sie auf die Schaltfläche „Download EXE“ („Installationsanwendung herunterladen“), um die

Software herunterzuladen.

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Klicken Sie auf „Setup-GXT 180.exe“ und folgen Sie den Anweisungen des Installationswizards.

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Klicken Sie auf die Verknüpfung „GXT 180.exe“, um die Software zu starten.

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Sie können nun mit der Konfiguration der Maus beginnen. Änderungen werden direkt von der Maus

übernommen.

Tastenprogrammierung

3.

a

b

c

d

e

Zuweisen einer Funktion

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Klicken Sie auf den Menüreiter „BUTTON“.

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Klicken Sie auf die Funktion, die Sie der Taste zuweisen möchten.

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Klicken Sie auf die Taste, deren Funktion Sie ändern möchten.

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Legen Sie fest, welche Funktion ausgeführt werden soll.

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Klicken Sie auf „CONFIRM“.

Die Zuweisung der Funktion „Left Click“ kann nicht geändert werden.

Der Execution mode erscheint nur bei entsprechenden Funktionen.