What is the button marked DPI on the top of the mouse for?
1134509
Dots per inch... Also this item does have two settings for DPI, and changing them allowed u to have a mouse that flu's across the screen or have one that moves slowly across the screen
1134510
Answers.com explains that the higher the DPI number is, the faster the pointer should move. I'm still not sure because I can't tell what the actual setting the mouse is using is when I push the button.
1134511
It is supposed to control how fast the pointer moves. The larger the dpi number, the slower it is supposed to move. It had some effect on my laptop. I don't notice that it does anything on my desktop PC.
1134512
It's the DPI Switcher. It allows you to change your DPI on the fly. Best way to explain DPI is that it's very similar to Sensitivity in game. Higher DPI = less you move the physical mouse for how much the mouse moves on screen. From my memory (I may be wrong, I lost the mouse about a year ago) it just toggles between 2 preset DPIs
1134513
up to a day like now it never work for me not even in the game u can put it as a resign button
1668257
I haven't found one but the mouse has that on purpose its just another way to change your DPI easier. Sorry man
992518
You can right click. So left click, right click, scroll wheel, and the scroll wheel clicks, too. There's also a tiny button that says dpi... or maybe idp upside-down that I have never noticed until just now. I don't know what it does.
679187
It has two regular buttons for index finger and big finger like a flat regular mouse, a small DPI button on top, a roller wheel which also has a push down button response to it, and two small thumb buttons for forward and backwards. I just use the two main buttons with my fingers and the roller wheel forward or backward just like a regular mouse and forget the others are even there.
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only the dpi indicator, the mode changing button and the front of the main mouse buttons light up,but there is a gap infron of the buttons, so when the mouse is resting, it looks like a cross of light is projected infront of the mouse on whatever the mouse is resting on
745902
They're set to 1-0, -, and =. the g-shift key makes them act as ctrl+those same buttons. The mouse's on board memory also allows these buttons to be changed via the software on one system, but the mouse itself will remember the changes so that you may plug and play on another system with your changed button layout.
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no, but they are not in the way. I've used this mouse for months and dont use this feature frequently and I hardly ever 'accidentally' hit the dpi button.
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The button is for the blue-tooth connection to make the mouse recognizable by the computer (PC or MAC). The "2 arrows with a kickstand" as you call it is the symbol for the blue tooth connection. You will find the same symbol in white on a blue, elliptical background on your computer.
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There are two buttons right under the scroll wheel that were made with that in mind. They have '+' and '-' on them respectively, and are set to adjust DPI to whatever you like in the default setup. You can, however, change the function of the two to whatever else you can think of, so there is a lot of versatility.
667329
Yes. Download "X Mouse Button Control". You can program the buttons and change the speed. I haven't been able to reprogram the DPI button.. anyone have any luck with that one?
447534
The LED is mainly used for showing which DPI speed you are at. You can't turn it all the way off using the included setpoint software. The closest you can get is set it to blue (darkest color) and add enough DPI profiles so that only one of the lights is lit up. As well, while using the mouse your finger pretty much covers up the lights.
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There are actually two buttons which are right below the "dpi" button. It's a little hard to see in the photo but as you hold/grip the mouse (or visualize with the picture) right above where your thumb rests is the "forward" and "back" buttons. They are very slender; and very handy.
1711424
It kind of looks like one big button but this is a two button mouse. I've used it on both Macs and Windows PCs. You get the "right-click" behavior without using the control key.
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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.
878279
The larger button on top of the mouse furthest back from the front of the mouse
1016126
it has a switch that toggles between two DPI settings you can pick from, low medium or high, and you can pick two and set the light strength for each setting. button is located right udner the scrollwheel.
740928
Well you have your standard Mouse1(Left)Mouse2(right)Mouse3(scrollwheel) Mouse4(Side Bottom button) Mouse5(side Upper Button) Mouse 4-5 are what pretty much make it a gaming mouse since you can use them to program in game. The Button next/on top of Mouse One is really just a auto double Click. and Your DPI Which goes Red1000,Green1600,Blue2400,White3200 DPI.