Trust MORFIX GXT 970 User manual

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TRUST GXT 970 Gaming Mouse - USER’S MANUAL

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1. Mouse Button layout

a

- Mouse Button 1 (Default = Left Mouse Button)

b

- Mouse Button 2 (Default = Right Mouse Button)

c

- Mouse Button 3 (Default = Mid click)

d

- Mouse Button 6 (Default = DPI +)

e

- Mouse Button 7 (Default = DPI -)

2. Installation

A

b

c

d

e

- Open the internet browser and go to www.trust.com/23764/driver.

- Click the “Download EXE” Mouse Button to download the software.

- Click on the “23764_X.exe” and follow the installation wizard.

- Click on the “TRUST GXT 970 Gaming Mouse” shortcut to start the software.

- You can now start to configure the mouse. In the manual will be referred to ‘Apply’ to update the

mouse.

Updating the mouse can take up to 20 seconds depending on your system.

Mouse Button Programming

3.

a

b

Assign a function

- Click on the Button you want to re-assign

- Click on the function you want to assign.

- Click on ‘Apply’, the mouse is being updated.

At least one Mouse Button has to be assigned as “Left Click”.

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Report rate & DPI settings

4.

a

b

c

d

e

DPI setting

- Click on the ‘DPI Setting’ tab.

- Click on the checkbox next to the DPI number to enable or disable this DPI level.

- Choose a LED color for each DPI setting.

- Click on the ‘DPI’ button.

- Change the DPI level by dragging the respective bar.

- Click on ‘Apply’, the mouse is being updated.

Light Settings

5.

a

b

c

d

Change the Lighting

- Click on the ‘Lighting’ tab.

- Change the light mode.

- Change the animation speed.

- Change the direction.

- Click on ‘Apply’, the mouse is being updated.

Other settings

6.

a

b

Mouse Parameter

- Click on the ‘Mouse Parameter’ tab.

- Change the Windows acceleration, Windows pointer speed, Windows scroll speed or Windows

doubleclick speed by dragging the respective cursor.

- Click on ‘Apply’, the mouse is being updated.

7.

a

b

Polling Rate

- Click on the ‘Polling Rate’ tab.

- Change the Polling rate by clicking on the respective frequency.

- Click on ‘Apply’, the mouse is being updated.

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Macro Settings

8.

a

b

c

d

e

f

Create a Macro

(Store a sequence of keys in the software)

- Click on the ‘Macro Editor’ button.

- Click on ‘New macro’ to create a new macro.

- Set the delay time between each action and/or the loop/repeat setting.

- Click ‘Start record’to start recording the macro. Now enter your preferred macro sequence.

- Click ‘Stop record’to stop recording the macro. (max. 168 actions)

- Click on ‘Save’.

- The created macro is now available under the ‘Macro’ function.

To assign a macro follow step 3 of this manual.

Profile Settings

9.

a

b

c

d

e

f

Select, Save or Load a profile

- Select one of the 3 profiles by clicking on the preferred profile.

- Click on the + icon to create a new profile.

- Click on the ‘C’ to delete a profile.

- Click on ‘Export profile’ to save a setup, Click on ‘Import profile’ to load a setup.

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

- 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.

10.

a

b

Restore default settings

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

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

Trouble shooting

Problem

Solution

The software is not starting.

- Make sure the TRUST GXT 970 mouse is connected and try to

start the software again.

If your problem is not solved, please contact the help desk at www.trust.com/23764/faq.

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1. Tastenanordnung und -funktionen

a

- Taste 1 (Standardfunktion = linke Maustaste)

b

- Taste 2 (Standardfunktion = rechte Maustaste)

c

- Taste 3 (Standardfunktion = Mittelklick)

d

- Taste 6 (Standardfunktion = DPI +)

e

- Taste 7 (Standardfunktion = DPI -)

2. Installation

A

b

c

d

e

- Besuchen Sie mit Ihrem Internetbrowser die Website www.trust.com/23764/driver.

- Klicken Sie auf die Schaltfläche „Download EXE“, um die Software herunterzuladen.

- Klicken Sie auf „23764_X.exe“ und folgen Sie den Anweisungen des Installationsassistenten.

- Klicken Sie auf die Verknüpfung „TRUST GXT 970 Gaming Mouse“, um die Software zu starten.

- Sie können nun mit der Konfiguration der Maus beginnen. In der Bedienungsanwendung wird in

diesem Zusammenhang auf „Apply“ verwiesen, um die Maus zu aktualisieren.

Die Aktualisierung der Maus kann je nach dem von Ihnen verwendeten System bis zu 20 Sekunden

dauern.

Tastenprogrammierung

3.

a

b

Zuweisen einer Funktion

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

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

- Klicken Sie auf „Apply“. Die Maus wird nun aktualisiert.

Mindestens eine Taste muss als „Left Click“ konfiguriert sein.