Fine-Tuning Cursor Control

1.Set up and synchronize the mouse with the receiver (see “Setting Up and Synchronizing the Ultra Mouse and the Gyration RF Receiver” on page 4).

2.Hold the mouse in a comfortable, relaxed position with your index finger on the Activation Trigger and your thumb at the base of the Scroll Wheel (see illustration).

3.Press and hold the Activation Trigger with your index finger. While holding the trigger, flex your wrist up, down, and sideways (in a manner similar to using a flashlight). The mouse cursor tracks the motions of your hand. Remember, it is not necessary to point the mouse at your computer, receiver, or monitor.

4.Use your thumb to press the left/right mouse buttons or to operate the scroll wheel.

Tip: Double-click the Activation Trigger to keep the cursor continu- ously active. To stop the cursor movement, click the trigger once.

Tip: Move the cursor over a target and release the Activation Trig- ger before clicking the left or right mouse buttons. This “parks” the cursor and allows you to click more accurately.

Since the Ultra Mouse uses standard Windows or Mac mouse drivers, there are no additional drivers to install. Any settings that are available to a standard desktop mouse (such as cur- sor tracking speeds and mouse double-click speeds) are also available to the Ultra Mouse.

Multiple factors will determine how you adjust your mouse to suit your personal preference including screen resolution and driver version. While becoming familiar with your mouse and getting a feel for the “in air” method of cursor control, Gyra- tion recommends adjusting your mouse driver to the following settings:

Pointer Speed – Average. Some new users prefer this setting to be slightly slower than average. Advanced users will increase the speed so that less wrist movement gives them more screen coverage with the cursor.