b.USB connection supports “plug and play”, the correct driver will be installed automatically
3.The right button when pushed will bring up a basic menu. (Same as the right button on a standard mouse)
4.Your Micro Trac features a 3D scrolling function that allows the user to scroll through large documents or web pages. Press the left button to lock the screen, then move the trackball forward and back to roll the screen freely. Press the left button again to disengage the scrolling function.
GETTING STARTED:
Left Button | Right Button |
Trackball
1.Put your index or middle finger into the hole of the mouse. Use your thumb to control the trackball for moving the cursor and to press the right and left buttons.
Finger Hole
Main Button/
Trackball Inset
2.The main button or trigger button is the Micro Trac enter key and allows for the placement of the cursor in order to perform functions such as drag and highlight. (Same as the left button on a standard mouse)
Trigger Button
Ring
TROUBLESHOOTING:
The Fellowes Micro Trac should work right away when connected to your computer. If you have trouble:
1.Check all connections to be sure they are secured to the correct ports, and then restart the computer.
2.Make sure the PS/2 mouse port has the proper configuration. Refer to your computer documentations for the correct port configuration. You may also have other system devices that conflict with the mouse. Check the IRQ/address settings of these devices for conflicts, and change the settings as required.
