Logitech G502 Proteus Spectrum User manual

G502 HERO
Setup Guide
Guide d’installation

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Your G502 is ready to play games.
If you would like to customize your G502,
refer to the next section.
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You can customize the three onboard
proles of the G502— button programming,
lighting color, lighting eects, and tracking
behavior—using the Logitech Gaming
Software. Download this free software
and learn how to customize the G502
at www.logitechG.com/support/g502-hero
On
USB

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4 To adjust the weight and balance of your G502,
rst open the weight door by grasping
the mouse rmly in your right hand and pulling
the tab down with your left thumb.

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5 You can place up to ve 3.6 gram weights
in a number of dierent orientations.
Experiment with dierent positions
for the weights to nd an overall weight
and balance that feels right for you.

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6 After inserting the weights, close the weight
door by inserting the tabs on the weight door
into the slots on the left side of the mouse
and rotating the door down until the magnet
holds the weight door rmly closed.

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11 fully programmable buttons
1. Left (Button 1)
2. Right (Button 2)
3. Wheel click (Button 3)
4. Back (Button 4)
5. Forward (Button 5)
6. DPI Shift (Button G6)
7. DPI Down (Button G7)
8. DPI Up (Button G8)
9. Scroll left (wheel tilt left)
10. Scroll right (wheel tilt right)
11. Prole select (Button G9)
12. Wheel mode shift (not programmable)
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8
1
11
12
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9
10
2
4

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Prole 1*
(High-DPI
gaming)
Prole 2*
(Low-DPI gaming)
Prole 3*
(Standard:
unshifted)
Prole 3*
(Standard:
G-shifted)
DPI values 1200, 2400, 3200,
6400
400, 800, 1600,
2400
2400 2400
Default DPI
value
2400 1600 2400 2400
DPI Shift value 1200 400 N/A N/A
Reports/sec 1000 1000 500 500
1Button 1
(left click)
Button 1
(left click)
Button 1
(left click)
Button 1
(left click)
2Button 2
(right click)
Button 2
(right click)
Button 2
(right click)
Button 2
(right click)
3Button 3
(middle click)
Button 3
(middle click)
Button 3
(middle click)
Ctrl-T

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Prole 1*
(High-DPI
gaming)
Prole 2*
(Low-DPI gaming)
Prole 3*
(Standard:
unshifted)
Prole 3*
(Standard:
G-shifted)
4Button 4 (back) Button 4 (back) Button 4 (back) Ctrl-Shift-Tab
5Button 5
(forward)
Button 5
(forward)
Button 5
(forward)
Ctrl-Tab
6DPI Shift (sniper) DPI Shift (sniper) G-Shift (double
functions)
N/A
7DPI Down DPI Down Ctrl-C Ctrl-X
8DPI Up DPI Up Ctrl-V Ctrl-Z
9Scroll left Scroll left Scroll left Ctrl-F4
10 Scroll right Scroll right Scroll right Ctrl-Shift-T
11 Next prole Next prole Next prole Ctrl-0

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Onboard proles
The G502 has three precongured proles, one
each for high sensitivity gaming, low sensitivity
gaming, and standard mouse usage. Use Button
9 (see mouse drawing) to rotate through
these default proles. When you change proles,
the DPI indicator lights will change color to
blue for three seconds and will indicate the new
mode as shown here:
DPI indicators
DPI values are shown using the three LEDs
indicated in the mouse drawing. The image
below shows which DPI value is being indicated
by the LED panel.
Prof. 1 Prof. 2 Prof. 3
DPI 1 DPI 2 DPI 3 DPI 4 DPI 5

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Hyperfast Scroll Wheel
The G502 features Logitech’s exclusive dual-
mode hyperfast scroll wheel. Click the button
right below the wheel (Button G12) to switch
between the two modes.
Tips
Weight and balance tuning is very much
an exercise in personal preference.
Generally speaking, more weight makes it easier
to control high DPI settings, while less weight
makes low-DPI gaming less fatiguing.
Centering weights along an imaginary
line between your thumb and right-side
grip nger(s) will help maintain optimal front-
to-back balance.
The eects of changing weights may not be
immediately apparent. After changing the
position or number of weights, give yourself
some time to experience the dierence before
changing them again.
Try the default prole settings in practice games
before changing these settings.
Advanced gamers can customize each game
according to their specic button conguration
and sensitivity switching needs. The Logitech
Gaming Software stores this information
and applies it automatically when the game
is detected.