I can't find the DPI button. Can someone point it out for me?
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The Way you change the DPI is actually with the grey/silver joystick next to the thumb. You press if forward to increase your DPI and press it the opposite way to decrease your DPI, hope this helped!
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It's the silver button on the left. You can press it to change the model and press it front and back to change the DPI. Also you can download the driver from the official website to explore more powerful functions. Hope my answer helps.
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On the left side of the mouse, the third or button closest to you. Press that button forward or pull it back towards you. Should change the DPI. Hope this helps.
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right side of B button is dpi button. its grey and "DPI/profile" writing under it.
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See that silver button around where your thumb is? You shift it left or right for lower or higher. And press it for a whole different profile. I don't use this mouse anymore because no finger support. And that's important since I Minecraft Pvp.
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Its the largest button on the left, its silver. Shove it forwards and backwards to adjust to ant of the 4 preset DPIs.You can also download Thermaltake's Level 10M mouse software to edit what DPIs to use for further customization.
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The lightning bolt thumb button is a joystick. Try clicking it in different directions until you see the 1-2-3-4 lights changing. 1 is the slowest DPI and 4 is the fastest. Their is also software you can install to customize more.
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Killawat gave a great explanation. I personally don't use a very high DPI (maybe 1600 at the max) and that is when I'm not gaming and I'm using a very large external monitor (27"). When gaming I use more of 800 - 1200 DPI which for me gives me a decent compromise between quick movements and precise aiming (I mainly do FPS games).
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UPDATE TO THIS ISSUE: I went to Acer's Store (it's on your desktop unless you've deleted it), clicked on Tech Support and then Email Support. If you complete the form there and write a brief message, the site will come up with suggestions on the erratic cursor. I forget how it was labeled but it shows in a different window just how to adjust the sensitiviity settings to eliminate the issue most of us are experiencing! Try it, I think you'll be happy with the results.
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My first question would be, what game were you using the mouse on? I have found that some games just can't see all the buttons on the mouse, even with the software installed.
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Yes, the pulsing lights that indicate the DPI rate can be toggled on or off by simultaneously holding down the DPI and Cursor-center buttons for a few seconds. So you can have lights or no lights to your liking.
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Hey there, OK this is from the info that came with this unit..... " The type of hand-held intelligent mouse resolution is adjustable, due to the 2 usages, so the mouse designed four group DPI. The higher value of DPI, the faster movement of cursor. The resolution of mouse factory default is the trackball 600 DPI, use on table 1200 DPI. Use a toothpick, inserted the DPI hole to adjust. Press once for green light for 600 trackball, table 1600 DPI. Press again for red light, trackball 800 DPI, table 1600 DPI. Press 3rd time for red and green light for trackball 400, table 1000 DPI" So, it is adjustable, you can also use a paper clip unbend, there is a 1.5mm hole on the flat side to adjust the speed. I haven't used it in a while, but I just happened to recharge and use it, just before i read this email, funny hahaha It takes a little time to get used to it, but I love it. As I said in my review, It does get very warm while charging, so keep an eye on it when you do.... I hope this answers your questions, Good Luck, Happy Holidays K
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Patience my friend. It is possible by selecting the right combination of button presses. I've done it but it takes a while going in and out of the menu. Sorry I cannot assist further.
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I have no idea how much the dpi is on this, (M/N: M-UAS144) model is. I know that if you get into the settings for the mouse, you can make it go exceptionally fast, so fast that you can't even see the mouse move across the screen. I'm not a gamer so I don't have the need for this much speed as I do 3D graphics, but you can adjust the speed of the mouse a lot. You can make it go super slow or super fast. Hope this answers your question.
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In the Main Menu You can adjust sensitivity. Also in Options menu you can change Device and Buttons.. Long Menu but worth Looking into for References.
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Right click, left click, scroll wheel, and wheel click all work. There's a dpi button as well which has to deal with pixel movement of the mouse. Higher the dpi, the smoother the movement but it's really only useful for smaller precise movements. I personally boost my dpi when gaming but I could see it also being useful for use in applications like Photoshop and etc.
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The DPI is unspecified in the product guide shipped with the device. However, there is a button, just in front of the scroll wheel, that allows you to increase the sensitivity of mouse movements. I've found it to be quite precise, but I wouldn't select it if you might be using it for photo editing, etc. For normal use in everyday computing, it's perfectly acceptable.
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blue buttons for control options(mode& speed).the color button are on left side (plus or minus) lower
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The dpi can be adjusted to 1200 dpi, have you tried adjusting the resolution?
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It is for changing the DPI. Go to the help (?) in the software menu and read the results.
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Michael is correct. I hadn't used my camera during the past couple of months. I had previously set my video resolution to "Standard," because my desktop runs on XP and couldn't handle the higher resolution. I recently got a new lap top and, just last night, returned the resolution to its original. I found that it's sometimes confusing as to how to get to what you want in the menu. Just be patient!
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Where did you get the 800 figure? The one I got had a stamped M/N of M-UAE96 on the bottom which probably means the OEM is Logitech. If that's the case, it's more like 400 dpi.
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I got a mouse that says 1600 dpi? It too only has 3 clicks for DPI? It also came in a clear plastic bag and not a nice box like the ones on youtube?