Is wheel click left/right programmable? Little button behind wheel I used to program that. Can that still be done? Wheel still control volume/mute?
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Logitech's SetPoint software allows you to reprogram nearly every button (exceptions are the left and right click), including the left/right action of the mouse wheel. The button behind the wheel activates a mechanical 'brake' which toggles the wheel between free-spinning (frictionless) operation and traditional 'clicky' scrolling; it is not software programmable.
1895675
Yes. Pushing buttons controls volume, holding down moves through tracks. Great product so far!
2108984
The button below the wheel toggles the wheel between "smooth" scrolling and "notched" scrolling. It's mechanical and is not usable as a button for computer input.
1095339
Yes. But not all of the special features function. The wheel is the middle button. And you have 2 "left" buttons. At work I had one on my Linux work station and one on my laptop.
1115514
Open the menu and scroll until you locate an icon labeled "Steering Button". Open this and you will be able to programme the steering wheel controls.
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I did a reply but not sure it went like that. I contacted my son and here is what he said: That button allows you to mute the sounds. It does not speak and you must read the questions. It just plays background sounds like bells or chimes. Again...it's a blast. You and your friends will totally fall in love with it and wonder how it's so darn smart.
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turn the wheel over and look for a little black button just up and left of btry cover. this has something to do with it..read instructions again or do like i did and have a friend of my son make it work !!
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I will need more details on what is happening, are the modes themselves not functioning? Or is it the wheel itself not responding? The only time i have experienced an issue with the wheel was when i purchased the laptop and had Windows 8 on it, after downgrading to Windows 7 i do not have any issues with the functions of the laptop. I am not saying this is a fix, i am informing you that the software is still a bit buggy.
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I think you push the button on the side and then scroll with the wheel. I got stuck in a Chinese menu for a couple of days. Google the model and get some English instructions. They help but are not perfect. Sorry it took so long to respond.
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Yes, you can adjust the volume with the 'wheel'. But you cannot adjust it very granularly.
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Yes, you can program any of the buttons for that functionality. However, the top two buttons behind the scroll-wheel already function that way. The front one move forward, the back button moves you backward.
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No you can not, there is only one multi function button...and mute is not one of them.
1198628
Unfortunately no. No way to mute except using the inline control or via console or pc
2186156
There is a wheel to control the volume and a button to mute as long as you are holding it. Headset works great for me.
1189980
Yes, at the top left it has volume control and mute, as well as stop, pause/play, forward, and back. The volume and mute work without any configuration necessary, the media buttons I have not tried.The keyboard also has a 2 USB hub as well as a headphone and mic port on it, since that seems relevant to the audio question.
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Just press the volume icon on the screen and the unit brings up a screen to allow adjusting the volume or on the left a mute icon. I really don't understand the question--the voice feature is to allow driver concentration instead of looking at the screen. Why don't you turn the unit off and give it to someone else.
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The orange ones and the directional pad (circular area) and ok are programmable. Not very many, but enough to do some basics. It's very strange having a useless set of volume buttons and then controlling volume with the d-pad.