Cooler Master CM Storm Mizar
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1. a The default button assignments may be changed from the above configuration Button assignment choices Disable Left Click Right Click Mouse Wheel Click IE forward IE backward Macro Keyboard Multimedia Web Browser E Mail Media Player Play Pause Stop BUTTON ASSIGNMENT S Left click v Right click v 5 Mouse wheel click v IE forward v IE backward v DPI v 3 DPH v Left click Right click Mouse wheel click IE forward IE backward UEO gt Keyboard Multimedia Rapid fire Profile B Hi Sensor on off vi Vi Vi V Disable a button Set a button to function as the Left Click Note One button must always be set as the left click button Set a button to function as Right Click Set a button to function as the Mouse Wheel Click Set a button to function as the browser page foward button Set a button to function as the browser page backward buttor Set a Stored Macro to execute when button is pressed Set a button to perform a selected key stroke Set a button to open the default web browser Set a button to open the default email program Set a button to open the default media player program Set a buton to function as the play pause media function Set a button to function as the stop media function Volume down OXe odt fo Ko My Computer Rapid fire Keyboard Profile Profile 0 Profile 1 Profile 22. Profile 3 Next profile Previous profile Profile cycle Profile cycle DPI DPI level 1 DPI level 2 DPI level 3 DPI level 4 DPI DPI DPI cycle Did oa o CD Sensor on off TE Feta ort Set a button to function as the volume down media function Set a button to open the Windows calculator program Set a button to open the Windows My Computer file explorer Set a button to function as a repeating key stroke Repeat Press a key on the keyboard Enter a number for the amount of times to repeat the keystroke Click ENTER to store the key stroke and the number of times to repeat the key stroke Set a button to switch to Profile 0 default Set a button to switch to Profile 1 Set a button to switch to Profile 2 Set a button to switch to Profile 3 Set a button to switch to the next Profile Set a button to switch to the previous Profile Set a button to switch to the next Profile Hold to cycle forward through the profiles Set a button to switch to the previous Profile Hold to cycle forward through the profiles Set a button to switch to the active Profile s Level 1 DPI setting Set a button to switch to the active Profile s Level 2 DPI setting Set a button to switch to the active Profile s Level 3 DPI setting Set a button to switch to the active Profile s Level 4 DPI setting Set a button to increase one DPI level for the active Profile
3. Set a button to decrease one DPI level for the active Profile Set a button to cycle DPI from level 1 to level 4 Set a button to cycle DPI from level 4 to level 1 Set a button to turn the mouse sensor on and off 2 Each profile allows for the setting of 4 DPI levels to switch to in that profile DPI MOUSE SENSITIVITY DPI LeveL 1 O DPI Levert 2 O DPI Levet 3 O DPI Lever 4 200 1200 2200 3200 4200 3200 6200 7200 2207 8200 8200 USB POLLING RATE 100 111 125 142 166 200 250 333 500 1000 3 Choose which DPI Level you want to set the DPI 4 Slide the slider on the bar right to increase the mouse sensitivity The further the tab is to the right the faster the mouse cursor will move Settings can be set from 200 to 8200 DPI 5 Click the beween the numerical values to adjust the DPI settings for the X axis separate from the Y Axis lt 2 Adjust the Axis at same time x Y 800 800 Y x 1600 lt gt 1600 lt x Adjust the Axis separately x x 3200 lt gt 5800 B X Y 8200 lt gt 7200 USB Polling Rate The polling rate or report rate determines how often the mouse sends information to your computer Increasing the polling interval will improve precision at the tradeoff of using more CPU resources 1 Select the ADVANCED tab from top of software 2 Slide the tab to set the Polling Rate for the mouse USB POLLING RATE 100 11 125 142 166 200 250 333 500 1000 Always On
4. ION Press to run once 3 Click on Rew and give a name to the 4 Click on the Macro name in the list macro MACRO NAME copy mac paste mac 5 Click on Execute your macro 6 Clickon Clickon SNe In this example we use the keyboard The Macro is now stored short cut commands for copy EVENTS 1 Select the Profile to assign the macro to 2 Choose a button to assign the macro to E Profile 0 Pres Button 2 Profile 1 Sku Profi RO Button 4 rofile 2 Button 5 Profile 3 Button 6 Press to run once Release to run once Mar Press to run once Release to run once Press o loop Release to loop Hold to loop pressing the assigned button activates the programmed Macro pressing the assigned button and then releasing the button activates the programmed macro pressing the assigned button down causes the programmed macro to repeat over and over until the assigned button is pressed again pressing and releasing the assigned button causes the programmed macro to repeat over and over until the assigned button is released holding the assigned button down causes the programmed macro to repeat over and over until the assigned button is released 4 Set the delay between keystrokes If you wish to use the natural delay between the keystrokes select the With Time on the setup WITH TIME Crcut To have a set delay between each keystroke then cho
5. The LEDs on the mouse are always on DEFAULT Always Off The LEDs are turned off Breathing The LEDs will increase brightness and decrease brightness Rapid Fire The LEDs will light up depending on the activitiy of the mouse 1 Select the ADVANCED tab from top of software 2 Select the LED MODE that you wish to use LED MODE Acways ON Aways OFF _ BREATHING O RAPID FIRE LED Brightness Adjust how bright the LEDs will appear Slide the slider to the right to increase the brightness Slide the slider to left to decrease the brightness a 20 40 1 80 100 OS Sensitivity Mouse sensitivity is how far the mouse moves with a certain movement OS Double Click Speed Adjust this setting to change how fast the left and right click buttons must be pressed to register a Double Click The lower the number the slower the presses to complete a Double Click will be Set the number higher to require faster presses of the buttons to complete a Double Click Button Response Time The delay time between the clicking of the mouse button and the system executing the button press Set the slider to the left for faster response time Lock OS Settings Locks the software from controlling the settings The Operating system mouse settings will control how the mouse functions Angle Snapping Angle snapping is a type of path correction in mouse sensors that assists in drawing horizontal or vertical lines useful for graphical app
6. lications The sensor will predict when you attempt to draw a straight line and correct any movement that drifts away from that line This is not an accurate representation of your movement so most C click g the icon in the Start Menu 3 By Default there are no Profiles stored on the computer al in PROFILE 5 This will move the stored profile on the mouse to the computer to be saved Profile 0 Profile 1 Profile 2 Profile 3 PROFILE s Load Profile from Computer 1 Open the Mizar software by double clicking the icon in the Start Menu 3 Highlight the Saved profile to upload to the Mizar PROFILE 2ndprofile pof PROFILE1 pof 5 Click 2 to transfer the Profile from computer to the Mizar 4 Click on Profile in NAME panel and then Click the lt Name Profile 0 Profile 1 Profile 2 Profile 3 2 Click on the Profiles Tab to edit your Profiles 4 Highlight the profile on the Mizar that is to be replaced by the Saved profile PROFILE1 Profile 1 Profile 3 EXAMPLE PROFIL NAME 2ndprofile pof PROFILE1 PROFILE1 pof Profile 1 2ndprofile Profile 3 ____ Macro Setup Guide SORA S71 BY GOOLER MASTER 1 Open the Mizar software by double 2 Click on the Macro Tab to edit your Macros clicking the icon in the system tray e e Smee ES TE SESE Select Profle Select Button Y EXECUT
7. n PEA SLUTS CUVIYI Widstel CU LLU AII uyni Swap windows Swap between windows as if using ALT TAB function Close Window Close active window as if using ALT F4 Lock PC Lock your computer desktop as if using the lock function from the windows START menu Open Explorer Open Windows Explorer window Run Opens windows command prompt to run a program Show Desktop Minimizes all open windows to allow access to the desktop Zoom in Zoom in to increase size of viewing area Zoom out Zoom out to decrease size of viewing area 1 Open the Mizar software by double 2 Click on the LIBRARY Tab clicking the icon in the Start Menu MAIN ADVANCED MacRO PROFILES aa SUPPL QOJ Miza 3 Highlight the created Macro in 4 Select the Profile and the button on the the Macro Library column to copy Mizar to assign the macro to it to the mouse ON BoarRD Memory VIEW SELECT Macro esm Profile 0 v MACRO LIBRARY Button 1 v IMPORT EXPORT The Import function is used to import saved Macros to the Library The Export function is fo export saved Macros from the Library
8. ose the delay time from the dropdown RO NAME 12 ms 24 ms 36 ms 48 ms 60 ms 72 ms 84 ms 96 ms 200 ms 250 ms 400 ms 0 5 sec Then press record button and the choosen delay time will be substituted for the natural delay time of the keystroke INSERT v Delav Cvcle The delay cycle can also be set by choosing the INSERT dropdown and selecting delay ms DELAY Enter in the delay time in ms and press ENTER The delay will then be plac ed in line in the actions list lt NULL gt Delay 42 ms Keystroke The keystroke function allows the input of single keyboard keystroke into the action list Choose keystroik and enter in the keystroke The keystroke will appear in the on screen box KEYSTROKE lt PrintScreen gt CLEAR ENTER NOTE The ALT and CTRL keys can not be programmed in this manner Mouse The mouse function allows the input of basic mouse functions to be added to the action list Left click Right click delay ms Mouse wheel click keystroke EEs IE forward Basic gt Additional Commands gt Basic The Basic function allows the input of commonly used functions into the action list Cut Copy Paste Undo All delay ms Find keystroke New Mouse gt Print Save Additional Commands Swap windows TIME Cyce 12ms v Close Window v nn o Lock PC _ delay ms Open Explorer A keystroke Run Mouse gt Show Desktop Basic gt Zoomi
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