Contour rollermouse pro3 User manual

RollerMouse Pro3
User Guide
User Guide

Box Contents 1
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1. RollerMouse Pro3
2. Two short keyboard risers
3. Two long keyboard risers
4. User Guide
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RollerMouse functions
A. Rollerbar
B. Cursor speed LED
C. Cursor speed adjustment
D. Copy
E. Paste
F. Left-click
G. Right-click
H. Scroll wheel
I. “One Touch” double-click
For additional mouse features and specic Mac settings,
please download our driver at www.contourdesign.com.

Keyboard Positioning
Before plugging in the unit, take a moment to check the height and angle of
your keyboard, and nd the arrangement that’s most comfortable for you.
Use the risers to achieve the correct angle and height regardless of the type
of keyboard you are using. The spacebar on your keyboard should come just
above your rollerbar. To acheive a proper ergonomic position, the front edge
of the keyboard should be as close to the rollerbar.
Balance Keyboard is designed specically for the RollerMouse. The keyboard
sits level with the rollerbar and can be easily adjusted to a positive, neutral, or
negative tilt.
Positive Tilt
Neutral TiltNegative Tilt

Line up the grooves of the short and long risers and then press the
two parts together until you hear them snap into place.
Inserting the Keyboard Risers
Fit the end of the riser into the slot on the back of the RollerMouse Pro3.
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Connecting to a computer
Plug the RollerMouse Pro3 USB cable into the computer’s USB port.
Allow your computer a few seconds to automatically install.
Click Force Tension Adjustment
Click Force
Tension
Adjustment
You can adjust the amount of pressure required to perform a mouse click.
Use the click-force tension slider located under your RollerMouse Pro3. Simply
slide it until you nd the tension that works best for you.
HighLow

The rollerbar provides two functions:
• Pressing down on the rollerbar performs a left click.
• Moving the rollerbar from side to side and up and down performs cursor movement.
Using the rollerbar
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Change cursor speed
Press button to change cursor speed. There are ten speed selections
which range from slow (600 DPI) to fast (2400 DPI). Speed can be identied by
the LED lights as shown.
2200 DPI

User settings
RollerMouse Pro3 has 3 modes. PC- mode, Mac-mode and HID-mode (For
Linux). Use the following key commands to switch settings to best t your
operating system.
• Press and hold the and buttons simultaneously for two seconds
to see the LED lights ash for the respective mode.
• While holding the button, release the button and klick on the
jshfj button to toggle though the dierent modes.
• Release both buttons once the desired mode has been reached.
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Dierent Mode settings
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PC-Mode MAC-Mode HID-Mode
LED’s light up from
left to right
LED’s light up from
right to left
LED’s light up from
both sides towards
the middle

For more information please visit:
www.contourdesign.com
Contour Design, Inc.
10 Industrial Drive
Windham, New Hampshire 03087, USA
Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Contour Design Nordic A/S
International House
Center Boulevard 5
2300 Copenhagen S. Denmark
Phone: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Tested to comply with FCC
and IC standards
Warranty
At Contour Design we strive after producing products of high and premium
quality. If there is a functional defect due to faulty manufacturing, we will
replace the product. If you dropped our product or spilled liquid on it, or
damaged it in some other way, we cannot cover the damage under our
warranty.
If you attempt to dismantle your RollerMouse, you will invalidate your
warranty.
ATTENTION!
Changing the ‘Double’ Click Button to Middle
Button function
To change button from a double click function to a middle button
function, hold buttons and for two seconds until LED lights ashes to
conrm. Repeating this process will revert back to double click function.
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RollerMouse Pro3
User Guide
For more information please visit:
www.contourdesign.com
Contour Design (UK) Ltd.
Kingsbury House
468 Church Lane
London, NW9 8UA, United Kingdom
Tel.: [phone]
Email: [email protected]
Tested to comply with FCC standards.