SilverCrest SFMT 2.4 A1
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Safe these instructions
8. Getting started
Once you have connected the mouse and installed the mouse software as
described in the chapter above, you can use it as follows. Please note that
the description below is of the buttons in their default assignment. You can
program the function of all buttons individually. So, for example, you can
assign the fire function for a computer game to the CPI button (5). This
would then no longer be available for switching the resolution.
8.1 Switching the operating mode
8.1.1 Default mode
In default mode, the wireless mouse is essentially not different from other
mice. The conventional functions for clicking and scrolling are available.
8.1.2 Media mode
In media mode, you can control the playback of multimedia files (audio and
video). This includes functions such as playback/pause, next or previous
track, adjust volume, etc.
To toggle between default and media operating mode of your wireless
mouse, press and hold the CPI button (5) for at least 5 seconds until the
indicator (3) flashes up once for a longer time. The available functions for
media mode can be found on page 10 in the section on “Controls and
displays”. In media mode, you can adjust the volume using the scroll wheel
(4) or press it downwards to mute or resume the sound output. While in
default mode, the Windows audio volume can still be adjusted by turning
the scroll wheel (4), as long as the volume control window has been
enabled from the system tray.
8.1.3 Accelerating the mouse cursor
Use the CPI button
(5) to quickly toggle between 800 cpi, 1600 cpi and
2400 cpi resolution for optical tracking. At 2400 cpi, tracking is more
accurate and the movement of the mouse cursor on the screen is faster.