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1. Switching to Gaming mode depends on whether your device is a keyboard or a mouse Keyboards To switch to Gaming mode simply move the Gaming mode switch to the right If there are two symbols on your device move it from Q normal to gaming This prevents the following two Windows keys from working so you can avoid easy to make accidental presses when you re gaming e The Start key a The Shortcut key Bx You can now play your games safe in the knowledge you won t accidentally press one of these keys when you intend pressing an adjacent key such as Ctrl When you finish gaming simply move the switch back to normal mode to re instate the keys Mice To switch to Performance mode simply slide the Mode switch on your mouse its LED changes from green endurance mode to blue performance mode You can optimize your mouse settings for both gaming and office work and then use the Mode switch to switch between the two modes When configuring settings in the Logitech Gaming Software the LED symbol next to the battery symbol shows whether you are editing the settings for performance mode or endurance mode When you finish gaming simply slide the Mode switch to return to endurance mode the LED on the mouse changes to green Connecting devices to the USB hub Note If your keyboard doesn t have integrated USB ports ignore this topic r Your keyboard contains an integrated USB self powered hub containing
2. Optionally enter a Description for example to clarify which version of the game the profile is set up for Choose the executable file s for the game s application s that this profile is for To do so click the icon and either i Select Add application from GamePanel from the drop down menu li Launch or switch to the game so that it is the current foreground application ili Press the OK button next to the display or i Select Choose application from the drop down menu The Open dialog box is displayed li Select the executable file s and click Open Repeat this if you want this profile to be linked to more than one game application You can link the profile to many games applications if you want to To remove a game application click its name and click the icon If you want to specify that once the profile has been activated by running the game it will stay activated until the game ends then check the Lock profile while game is running box This guarantees that even if the game loses focus that the profile will remain active If you want the new profile to be based on an existing similar profile check the Copy from an existing profile box and select the existing profile from the drop down list of your profiles Click OK Alternatively you can base a new profile on an existing similar profile by clicking the arrow beneath the Create new profile icon in the Profiles area selecting Copy Existing Profile and choosing
3. Logitech Gaming Software Help Center Activities Create a new profile Assign commands to G keys buttons Record a multi key macro Update my software Logitech G Want to know more Getting started Profiles tutorials Troubleshooting Logitech Support website This Help Center provides information about Logitech gaming and audio devices Please note that your device may not have some of the features covered in this Help Center Refer to the documentation that came with your device 2013 Logitech All rights reserved Logitech the Logitech logo and other Logitech marks are owned by Logitech and may be registered All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners Welcome Congratulations on acquiring your new Logitech gaming device Logitech designs and manufactures personal interface products that enable you to effectively work play and communicate in the digital world These products form the bridge between people and computers a link so intuitive that the digital world feels like a natural extension of your senses And all devices are packed with time saving intuitive and customizable features you ll soon wonder how you ever managed without them So what s special about your Logitech gaming device To start with keyboards and gamepads feature a bank of programmable G keys that you can use to create a collection of useful custom commands per game you can even st
4. The Customize Backlight Color View contains the following sections depending on your device and on whether you re storing the settings on your computer or on the device s on board memory Color selection area on the left hand side Choose the backlight colors you require quickly using the color wheel or the RGB sliders or pre set options on some devices Image area on the right hand side Provides a representation of your device Lighting settings area on the right hand side Specify the dynamic lighting effects you want your device to have Profiles area displayed if you check the Enable per profile backlight settings box Here you can see all the profiles stored on your computer and on connected G Series devices that have the Profiles To Go onboard memory feature Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu For more details see To change your backlight colors and lighting effects To change device specific settings 1 Display the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change application settings icon on the Device bar 2 Click the tab of the device you want to change 3 Change the settings to suit you Note There is only a device specific tab for some devices Use the following table as a guide Not all settings are available for all devices Settin
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6. any reason to believe that you might be experiencing discomfort as a result of typing or from using the mouse or trackball For information regarding strategies or customizations which might increase your comfort when using the other parts of your computer monitor CPU etc please consult the literature supplied with those components IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ANA CAUTION ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD e Read and keep these instructions e Heed all warnings e Do not use this apparatus near water e Clean only with dry cloth Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions e No naked open flame sources such as lighted candles should be placed on or near the apparatus e Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other apparatus including amplifiers that produce heat EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS A Placed on the product to mean e Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer e Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time e Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way such as liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THI
7. can also set the default profile by right clicking the relevant profile in the Profiles area on the Profiles View or clicking its arrow and selecting Set As Default More information about default profiles is available in What are persistent and default profiles Persistent Select from the drop down list the profile you want to be always active overwriting any other profiles in Profile use Even if an application you are running has a profile linked to it the profile you select as a persistent profile takes priority Note You can also set the persistent profile by right clicking the relevant profile in the Profiles area on the Profiles View or clicking its arrow and selecting Set As Persistent More information about persistent profiles is available in What are persistent and default profiles Profile lf you want to be able to switch between profiles by simply pressing a hotkey combination put the cursor cycling in this field and press the keyboard combination for example Ctrl F9 and check the hotkey name s appears in the field To remove the hotkey click Clear Note More information about profile cycling is available in What is profile cycling 4 Click OK After changing these settings you can restore the recommended original values at any time by clicking the Default button To change G13 mouse emulation settings 1 Display the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change ap
8. can choose to disable the assignments from individual G keys buttons or revert the assignments to their default settings or edit the commands For details see Io assignment and Io edit a command To assign a function 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe function you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so i Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed li Select Function in the left hand list lil In the Name field type a name for the function iv Choose the appropriate function from the options shown depending on your device Email Web Browser Media Player Calculator and My Computer as well as the M1 M2 and M3 keys v Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the function you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a keystroke 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you
9. display articles Choose The clock face style Tip If you have a mono LCD display holding down the Shift key displays further Easter Egg clock faces for you to choose from Whether the clock displays a second hand Whether the second hand sweeps smoothly or ticks Available for color LCD displays only Whether the clock display shows the number of unread emails you have No configuration options available Choose The number of timers you require zero one or two Whether each timer is a stopwatch counting forwards or countdown timer counting backwards The label name you want to assign to each timer For countdown timers The time you want to count back from When the countdown reaches zero whether you want it to loop i e start again or end Whether you want to play a sound to alert you when the countdown reaches zero if you choose to play a sound you are prompted to select the sound file you want to play WAV format No configuration options available Specify POP3 Settings Your POP3 mail server the port number through which you connect to the mail server and your username and password A button is available to test the settings you enter Your preferences The frequency between checks for new emails The email application that is launched when you press EZ You can either choose your default email client or a different email application Specify The movies folder fr
10. effects to apply to a single or multiple profiles check the Enable per profile backlight settings box Next in the Profiles area click the profile you want the settings to apply to If you want to apply the same color settings to multiple profiles hold down the CTRL key and click the profile icon s for the additional game profile s you want to customize The rest of the settings you specify are for the profiles you selected 4 On your gaming device press the M key or select the mode you want to change the color scheme for 5 Inthe color selection area in the left hand side of the screen choose the backlight color you want to assign You can choose a color using the following methods e The color wheel For some gaming devices this lets you choose a color quickly if it s not essential to have a specific color e The sliders underneath the color wheel These can be used to choose a color accurately by specifying its Red Green and Blue RGB components for some gaming devices you may only have Red and Blue sliders e The pre set color options For some gaming devices a selection of pre set colors is available for you to choose from As you change the color your device s backlighting changes so you can see how the color scheme looks on your device 6 For some devices choose whether you want a dynamic lighting effect for your gaming device using the right hand lighting settings area e f you want color pulsing or color cycli
11. external USB ports This is ideal for connecting up to other devices for two reasons e It frees up your computer s USB ports You can connect devices to your keyboard such as a joystick and headset instead of using up your computer s USB ports e It s so convenient You can use your keyboard s USB ports to temporarily connect devices like memory sticks because your keyboard s ports may be more easily accessible than your computer s USB ports Note Some keyboard models have a self powered USB hub These keyboard models can be used to connect devices that use a total of up to 100mA These typically include USB keyboards mice memory sticks digital cameras and many gamepads joysticks and headsets You can check the label on a device to see the power requirements for that device Examples of devices that will not work when plugged directly into your keyboard s self powered hub include some video cameras scanners floppy disk drives and gamepads that support rumble vibration effects If you connect a high power device to your keyboard the device is shown as disabled in Device Manager and a message is displayed that indicates why the device is not operating Disconnect the device from the keyboard s USB port reconnect it to a different USB port that supplies enough power r Using the mini joystick Note If your device doesn t have a mini joystick ignore this topic If your device contains a mini joystick you can use it when pla
12. if it s already assigned you can choose Unassign If you are editing the commands and assignments for a profile stored on your device a synchronize icon is available which you can click to synchronize the profile to your device You can make all G key button assignments in a profile return to either their default commands for that profile or the generic commands for your device To do so either right click the profile in the Profiles area or click its arrow and select either All G keys buttons Use Default or All G keys buttons Use Generic as appropriate You can make all of a profile s assignments become unassigned To do so either right click the profile in the Profiles area or click its arrow and select All G keys buttons Unassign To unassign a command using the on the fly method 1 2 3 4 5 Make sure that the profile containing the command you want to unassign is currently active On the device press the M key you want to unassign the macro from M1 and so on The LED will light Press MR The MR LED is lit Press the G key you want to unassign the command from The MR LED blinks Press the MR key again to unassign the command and switch off the LED Editing scripts The Logitech Gaming Software contains a script editor that enables advanced users to create scripts using the Lua programming language Lua is a free programming language specifically designed for extending applications For in
13. in the drop down choose how you want the keystroke to repeat e None if you do not want it to repeat e While pressed to make the it repeat as long as you hold down the G key button e Toggle to make it repeat automatically when you press the G key button and only stop when you press the G key button again In addition make sure the Delay milliseconds value is appropriate for example to repeat the command every half a second specify 500 milliseconds Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the command you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a voice avatars morphing command 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe voice avatars morphing command you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so IV Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed Select Voice avatars in the left hand list Cho
14. key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a hotkey command 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe hotkey command you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so i Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed li Select Hotkeys in the left hand list iii Choose the appropriate hotkey command from the options shown a Windows command Close window Maximize window Minimize window or Show desktop a Zoom command Zoom in Zoom out or Restore default zoom or an Editing command Copy Cut Paste Undo or Redo iv Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the command you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a media command 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more
15. key down and can also include mouse events button presses and wheel scrolls So why record multi key macros Well many games have movements or other commands that involve a combination of keystrokes To be able to assign these movements to a single keystroke can be a great advantage when gaming You have a choice when setting up each multi key macro to choose whether to include the delays between each keystroke For example in some games there are some movements that need to be timed correctly and so it s important to record them at the correct pace For other multi key macros however it may not be important to record the delays in fact the quicker the key presses are carried out the better What s more when you assign each multi key macro to a G key button you can decide whether you want it to run once or repeatedly Macros don t have to be multi key combinations If a macro is simply a single key press or if it s a single key press with modifier Shift Ctrl or Alt then it behaves in exactly the same way as if you d pressed the key its imitating pressing the G key button plays the key down part of the macro and releasing the G key button plays the key up This behavior also applies to a multi key macro where you press down more than one key before releasing them So you can record a macro that is say A down X down Space down Space up X up A up which can be assigned to a G key button so that holding
16. long periods of repetitive motion improperly set up work space incorrect body position and poor working habits If you feel pain numbness tingling weakness swelling burning cramping or stiffness in your hands wrists arms shoulder neck or back see a qualified health professional immediately To maximize your comfort and lessen the chance of injury follow these guidelines Make sure that your workspace is set up properly rr J j om oi f i Have your keyboard and monitor positioned directly in front of you with your mouse or trackball next to it Place your mouse or trackball within easy reach so that your elbow can remain next to your side when using them Adjust the height of your chair and table as to have the keyboard mouse or trackball at or below elbow height Use the adjustment mechanism on the keyboard if necessary to obtain the proper keyboard height Remember if you use a mouse pad take its thickness into consideration when making the height adjustments Have your feet well supported and your shoulders relaxed Place materials on your desk according to their frequency of use Frequent put materials you use the most closest to you Occasional put materials that you use occasionally no farther than an arm s length away Infrequent put your infrequently used materials further away but consider convenience Place documents you need while typing close to the monitor to redu
17. menu Open dialog box is displayed li Navigate to the executable s location this is usually in the system32 folder within the Windows folder lil Select the executable file notepad exe and click Open 7 Click OK You can now create a multi key macro See Tutorial 2 Record a multi key macro Tutorial 2 Record a multi key macro In this tutorial you will record a new macro that selects all the text typed within Notepad and deletes it 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar and display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar Click the Notepad profile in the Profiles area and select the M1 mode if your device has M keys Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed Select Multi Key in the left hand list In the Name field type Clear All Click Start Recording to start the macro recording process NY O oao A W N Type Ctrl A then press Del This selects all text and then deletes it The keys are listed in the Keystrokes area as you type them so that there should be six keystroke entries cir a ta t Ctrl Delete t Delete 8 Click Stop Recording 9 Click OK You can now assign the multi key macro to a G key button See Tutorial 3 Assign a command to a G key button and test it Tutorial 3 Assign a
18. operating system and application audio settings If your device isn t a headset ignore this topic Others can t hear me when using my headset Note Make sure that the Logitech Gaming Software is running Press the microphone mute button on the headset and try again Rotate the microphone boom down and position the microphone close to the corner of your mouth Adjust the microphone gain volume to an audible level in the Logitech Gaming Software the operating system and the application audio settings Un mute the microphone in the operating system and application audio settings Close and re launch the game or application after plugging in the headset Close and re launch the Logitech Gaming Software Set the headset as the active and default audio output device in the operating system and application audio settings If your device isn t a headset ignore this topic Note If your device doesn t have surround sound ignore this topic I m having surround sound issues with my headset Check if surround sound multi channel audio content is working 1 Slide the surround sound switch on the headset to the down position toward the Dolby Headphone logo oni or use the Enable Dolby Surround option in the Logitech Gaming Software 2 Play agame or watch a movie with surround sound content for a few minutes 3 Minimize the game or movie and open the Logitech Gaming Software 4 Verify that surround so
19. options Close Window Show Desktop Next Tab in Browser Previous Tab in Browser Restore Default Zoom Cut Copy Paste Undo Redo iii Click OK The command is assigned to the button and a small label is added to the image to indicate this Alternatively you can choose to use the default value for the device and mode by right clicking the button or clicking its arrow and selecting Use Generic or you can remove an assignment by right clicking the button or clicking its arrow and selecting Unassign For more information on these features see Profiles help To specify a persistent profile 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the icon on the Device bar In the Profiles area right click the profile that you want to make persistent and select Set As Persistent To unset it right click on it again and select Set As Persistent to remove the check mark Note To understand the persistent profile s behavior see What are persistent and default profiles Assigning commands to G keys buttons Customizable G keys buttons are your gateway to performance gaming Their main purpose is for you to assign quick access commands to them to suit the games you play There are several categories of quick access commands not all are available for all devices Cat
20. slideshow of the picture files in your pictures folder Available only if your gaming device has a color LCD display Displays YouTube feeds for example the current Top Rated or Most Popular videos You can then choose to watch a video from the list Available only if your gaming device has a color LCD display For more detailed information about using these applets see Controlling applets on a mono display and Controlling applets on a color display The applets can be configured to work in the way that suits you best See Customizing your LCD display To choose which applet is displayed e Press the Application Button on your device Depending on your settings pressing this button will either e Switch the display to the next applet or e Display the Finder listing the applets available for you to choose from If you have a color display use the following buttons to choose the applet you require VA Highlight the applet you require OK Choose the highlighted applet 4 Application Button Return to the last applet running If you have a mono display use the following buttons to choose the applet you require Je Highlight the applet you require ff Choose the highlighted applet Application Button Return to the last applet running Notes For details about changing the function of the Application Button between displaying the next applet or the Finder see Io change your display options You can filter t
21. sure that your devices don t require a combined total of more than 100mA Examples of devices that do not work when plugged directly into a self powered USB hub include some video cameras scanners floppy disk drives and gamepads that support rumble vibration effects Refer to your device s documentation to find out its power requirements e f you have two devices plugged in try unplugging one of them and seeing if the other then works e Make sure that the device is correctly plugged into one of your device s USB ports by unplugging it and then plugging it in again e Try plugging the device into your device s other USB port Note If your device doesn t have integrated USB ports ignore this topic Note I don t hear sound from my headset Make sure that the Logitech Gaming Software is running Adjust the volume to an audible level in the operating system and application audio settings Make sure the headset or wireless adapter if it uses one is fully inserted into the USB port Check that the audio levels are set to an audible level Plug the headset or its wireless adapter into another USB port Plug the headset or its wireless adapter directly into a USB port on the computer without using a USB hub or docking station Close and re launch the game or application after plugging in the headset Close and re launch the Logitech Gaming Software Make the headset the active and default audio output device in the
22. that are stored on your device Notes This is only available for the G600 In order to access the Customize On Board Pointer Settings View make sure that On Board Memory not Automatic Game Detection is selected on the Home page These features are available on the G300 from the Customize On Board Profile Settings View To access the Customize On Board Pointer Settings View click the Customize on board pointer settings icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen For the G300 instead click the Customize on board profile settings icon Using the Customize On Board Pointer Settings View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Customize On Board Pointer Settings View contains these sections e Image area Provides a representation of your device and gives access to viewing and changing profile commands e Select Mode area on the left hand side Specify which of the three modes you are making changes for and the mode colors e Pointer Settings area on the right hand side Control the way you want the mouse pointer to move including its DPI sensitivity e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu The customization options are described in To set your on board pointer settings To set your on board profile function assi
23. that you think best matches your voice and then check the Voice preview box to hear a playback of your voice with a half second delay When no voice avatar is selected you hear your normal voice in the headset 4 Select the voice avatar by clicking the relevant Select voice image As you speak you will hear your morphed voice playback into the headset If you selected the voice pitch that best matches your voice the voice avatar will be recognizable and intelligible If you find the voice is garbled and unintelligible select another voice pitch and speak again Keep trying different voice pitches until you find the one that makes the voice avatar sound the best While the avatar is selected it glows Once you have found the voice pitch that works best for the avatar you re done calibrating the voice morphing system The same voice pitch will work best across all voices Voice preview remains on until you uncheck the Voice preview box You can use the voice avatar even when voice preview is not switched on others will hear your voice morphed but you will not hear your morphed voice For more information see Voice preview Voice preview Checking the Voice preview box allows you to hear your voice with a half second playback delay For details on how to use this feature to ensure voice morphing is working properly see Lo optimize voice avatars for your voice Even when the voice avatar is switched off checking the Voice preview box
24. the icon on the Device bar In the Profiles area right click the profile that you want to make default and select Set As Default To unset it right click on it again and select Set As Default to remove the check mark Note To understand the default profile s behavior see What are persistent and default profiles What is profile cycling It s possible to associate more than one profile with a game For example you might want a different profile active for each character or level in a game so that quickly switch to the most appropriate profile at all times To associate multiple profiles with a single game you need to set up a profile cycling hotkey or hotkey combination Then when gaming you can simply press the hotkey to switch to a different profile without leaving the game If you have several profiles then repeated pressing of the hotkey lets you cycle through the profiles you have linked to that game If you have just one profile linked to a game then nothing happens when you press the profile cycling hotkey The hotkey is one of your choice and can include keys such as Ctrl and Shift Make sure you avoid key conflicts with the games you play To set up the profile cycling hotkey see To change profile settings To import a profile 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Pr
25. the microphone gain volume to an audible level in the software the operating system and the application audio settings e Make the headset the active and default audio and voice input device in the operating system and application audio settings e Close and re launch the Logitech Gaming Software Uninstall and reinstall the software and drivers Note If your device doesn t have voice avatar features ignore this topic Software License Agreement PLEASE READ THIS SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE USING YOUR LOGITECH PRODUCT OR DOWNLOADING THIS SOFTWARE BY USING YOUR LOGITECH PRODUCT OR DOWNLOADING THIS SOFTWARE YOU ARE AGREEING TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT PROMPTLY RETURN YOUR LOGITECH PRODUCT IN ITS ORIGINAL PACKAGE WITH YOUR SALES RECEIPT WITHIN 30 DAYS OR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RETURN POLICY OF YOUR POINT OF PURCHASE WHICHEVER IS LONGER IF YOU HAVE ACCESSED THE SOFTWARE ELECTRONICALLY DO NOT INSTALL THE SOFTWARE 1 General The software and documentation accompanying this agreement Software is licensed not sold to you by Logitech Europe S A Logitech for use only under the terms and conditions of this agreement Logitech and its licensors retain ownership of the Software and Logitech reserves all rights not expressly granted to you The terms of this agreement will govern any software updates provided by Logitech that replace and or su
26. the microphone is muted This field is not available for all headset models Optionally if you want to fine tune frequency bands you can click the advanced equalizer arrow to access the Advanced Equalizer settings See Advanced Equalizer r Advanced Equalizer The Advanced Equalizer settings give you more power and flexibility over sound than the standard bass and treble controls enabling you to fine tune specific frequencies of the sound spectrum Open the Advanced Equalizer settings by clicking the advanced equalizer arrow below the bass and treble sliders in the Customize Audio Experience View You can then switch the advanced equalizer on or off by clicking the advanced equalizer power button adjust the sliders or reset the sliders by clicking the Reset advanced equalizer button The horizontal values across the bottom represent the spectrum of human hearing in hertz Hz The lower frequencies are bass frequencies and the higher frequencies are treble The vertical values on each bar represent decibels dB units that measure the volume or intensity of each Hz frequency By moving the sliders up or down you increase or decrease the sounds that you hear in that frequency range Preamp is a secondary volume adjustment applied to all frequencies equally You might want to increase or decrease the preamp volume when listening to music or video clips that were recorded particularly quietly or loudly Notes When the advanced eq
27. those specific profiles the changes you ve defined are not used For more information on these features see Pointer settings help To set your on board pointer settings 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Customize On Board Profile Pointer Settings View by clicking either the Customize on board profile settings icon for the G300 or clicking the Customize on board pointer settings icon for the G600 on the Device bar If the icon is not available display the Home page and select the On Board Memory option 3 Use the Select Mode area to choose one of the three modes by clicking the relevant colored zone For the G300 you can optionally change the device s lighting color for that mode by selecting it from the panel of eight colors beneath the mode zones 4 Inthe DPI Sensitivity Levels fields set the following i For each of the levels specify the DPI value You can type a number in the field s use the up and down arrows or drag the sliders left and right For example you may want to choose a range from 300 DPI to 2500 DPI which you can switch between on the fly by pressing the DPI Up Down buttons to suit the application you are using or game you are playing li If you set up more than one DPI setting click the value you want to be the default value and click Assign Default The defaul
28. to each of your games there are two other more general profiles that you can choose whether or not you want to specify The persistent profile If specified this is always active overwriting any other profiles in use Therefore even if an application you are running has a profile linked to it the persistent profile takes priority There are two main scenarios when this may be useful Ifall your games are extremely similar in their gameplay and the keystrokes used and therefore need identical macros for example if they are all similar first person shooter games In this case it may be easiest to set up and maintain a single persistent profile Ifthe Logitech Gaming Software cannot detect your game launch The Logitech Gaming Software needs to correctly detect that a game executable has launched in order to automatically apply the associated profile However there is no 100 accurate method for detecting game launch So if your game launch cannot be detected by the Logitech Gaming Software and you ve defined a profile with customized G keys buttons that you want to use in the game then specify the profile as the persistent profile before you launch the game and switch it off after the game The default profile This is the fall back profile used if there s no persistent profile and when the current application does not have a profile linked to it or no application is running When you first install and run the Logitech Gami
29. your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To delete a command 1 Inthe Profiles View make sure you have the correct profile selected in the Profiles area and the correct macro mode selected 2 Right click the command in the Commands area and select Delete Alternatively drag the command onto the trash can 3 When prompted to confirm the deletion click Yes Note This process doesn t just unassign a command from a G key button it completely erases it from the profile If instead you want to unassign a command from a G key button see To remove or reassign a G key button assignment To edit a command l 5 6 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected Double click the command you want to edit or right click it and select Edit in either e The Commands area Or e The Image area only possible if the command is already assigned to a G key button Edit the command s settings information can be found in Assigning commands to G keys buttons Click OK You return t
30. 0 tab 3 Either check the Illumination Enable check box to switch on mouse color lighting or uncheck the box to switch it off 4 Click OK Note This feature is only available if your device is a G300 gaming mouse Updating my software Logitech provides an Internet resource center for your device The range and depth of information in the resource center changes over time to meet the needs of gamers It may feature information and downloads for your device including e Updated versions of the Logitech Gaming Software e Up to date news about your device and the Logitech Gaming Software To find out how to get up to date information see To get software updates and recent news To get software updates and news 1 Inthe Logitech Gaming Software click the button above the Help icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the screen A pop up menu is displayed 2 Choose the updates or news you require from the pop up menu e To get software updates select Check For Updates The Logitech Gaming Software checks online for an updated version of the software If there is an updated version available the Logitech Updater downloads and installs it e To view the latest news for your device select Internet Latest Information The resource center for your device opens in a Web browser Note You can find out the version of the Logitech Gaming Software you re running by selecting About from the Help icon p
31. Instead surround sound is switched on and off using the Logitech Gaming Software see To adjust surround sound settings for details Wireless connection and status Note t If your gaming headset is corded not wireless please ignore this topic Your headset is designed to work up to 40 feet 12 metres away from the wireless adapter Recommended wireless adapter connection Connect your headset s wireless adapter to the charging base then connect the charging base to an available USB port on your computer Place the charging base in an open unobstructed area on your desk for best wireless performance Alternative wireless adapter connection Connect the headset s wireless adapter directly to an available USB port on your computer This method is not recommended due to the adapter s proximity to metal objects and other wireless transmitters that may affect the headset s wireless performance Once the wireless adapter is connected turn on the headset The headset makes a wireless connection to the wireless adapter automatically Wireless Status Light Explanation Steady green Connection made headset ready to use Flashing green Headset out of range Off Headset powered off The wireless status light on the wireless adapter turns off 5 minutes after the headset is powered off Note r The following actions may affect wireless range and performance Placing the wireless adapter underneath a desk behind a PC tow
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33. Mode area only for the G300 This lets you choose one of the three macro modes equivalent to pressing an M key by clicking the relevant colored zone as well as change the device s lighting color for that mode by selecting it from the panel of eight colors Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu When you have defined a command you can simply drag it onto the G key button of your choice to attach it to that G key button For more details see Assigning commands to G keys buttons Using profiles A profile is a set of customized assignments keystrokes multi key macros shortcuts and functions and other settings that determine how your device s programmable G keys or buttons behave Each profile is usually associated with a particular application typically a game on your computer When you play the game the profile linked to it becomes active automatically and so the G keys buttons defined in that profile are usable For some devices you can also use its LCD display and associated buttons to switch between profiles As well as application specific profiles you can optionally specify a persistent profile and a default profile See What are persistent and default profiles for more details When you install the Logitech Gaming Software it automatically searches your computer for common popular games and
34. Panel display Show low battery notifications on the taskbar or upper right corner of the screen Show profile activation notifications on the GamePanel display Show DPI change notifications on the GamePanel display Click OK Explanation Only available for a device with a battery and an LCD display Check this box if you want a warning icon to be displayed on your device s LCD display when your device s battery is very low Only available for a device with a battery Check this box if you want a warning icon to be displayed in the corner of your computer screen when your device s battery is very low You can click on it to display the Logitech Gaming Software Only available for a device with an LCD display Check this box to display a notification on your device s LCD display when you start a new game showing the name of the profile that has been activated for that game Only available for a device with an LCD display Check this box if you want a message to be displayed on your device s LCD display when you change your device s DPI
35. S APPARATUS TO RAIN OR MOISTURE Caution refer to accompanying documentation before proceeding This symbol would then be located in the manual section adjacent to the marking that refers to the area of concern Placed on the product to mean A Warning access to this area is restricted Failure to comply could result in an electrical shock hazard Protect your hearing Listening Advice to Avoid Hearing Damage Listening via headphones earbuds or headsets at a high volume may cause permanent hearing loss to occur The louder the volume the less time is required before your hearing could be affected To establish a safe volume level 1 Start your equipment with the volume control at its lowest setting 2 Slowly increase the sound until you can hear it comfortably and clearly and without distortion 3 Avoid setting the volume at a level that prevents you from hearing conversations and other similar noises around you Once you have established a comfortable sound level leave it there If you experience a ringing in your ears discomfort or muffled speech reduce the volume or stop listening and have your hearing checked See www logitech com support for additional information Getting started If you want to configure your gaming device or customize its use you should launch the Logitech Gaming Software See Io launch the Logitech Gaming Software for details When launched the Logitech Gaming Software Home p
36. SS Reader o Logitech Media Display amp Logitech LCD Clock amp Logitech Performance Monitor i F re Logitech LCD Countdown Timer G Series Profile Selector m Logitech LCD POP3 Monitor Logitech LCD Movie Viewer A Logitech LCD Picture Viewer Logitech LCD Video Player for YouTube Your gaming device uses applets to display different types of information on your LCD display Depending on your device some or all of the following applets are available gt 4o r lar litele Can be used to monitor RSS feeds for example to display the latest news headlines or game news Shows details about the media music or video currently playing on your computer Displays a clock showing the current time and date Provides information about the resources available on your computer that may affect its gaming performance Meters show the current levels of CPU and memory usage Provides two timers a countdown timer and a stopwatch The countdown timer begins at 5 minutes this period can be changed and counts backwards the Stopwatch counts forwards Lets you choose a different G Series profile for example when you want to play a different game Displays details of incoming emails as they arrive You can choose to preview emails and delete them if they are not of interest Plays a movie You can choose any video files in your movies folder Available only if your gaming device has a color LCD display Displays a
37. able to store pointer settings on the device Displays the Customize On Board Profile Settings View used to set profiles and pointer movement settings stored on the gaming device Displays the Customize Audio Experience View where you can tailor settings such as bass treble and volume Displays the Customize Surround Sound View used to personalize the headset s stereo and surround sound settings Displays the Customize Voice Avatars View where voice avatars and voice morphing features are Displays the Manage Profiles To Go View used to store certain game settings on the device so you can take it to other computers and your profiles go with it Displays the Customize Backlight Color View or for the G300 the Profiles View where you can set the color scheme for your gaming device If your device has on board memory you may be able to store lighting settings on the device Displays the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box used to specify a range of application settings Displays a menu of methods you can use to share your Logitech Gaming experience such as social media and customer feedback Provides access to this help center tutorials the latest product information and software updates Using the taskbar icon When the Logitech Gaming Software is running in the background the LS icon is displayed in the Windows taskbar You can click the icon to carry out the following actions Click Action Ri
38. age is displayed From here you choose the action you want to carry out by making a selection from the Device bar See Using the Device bar The i icon is displayed in the Windows taskbar while the Logitech Gaming Software is running If the software is running in the background you can click the icon to launch it you can also display information about the software or close it See Using the taskbar icon Do you have questions about the device itself Refer to Using my device or Troubleshooting To launch the Logitech Gaming Software From the Windows 8 Start screen locate the Logitech Gaming Software app for example by typing F typing Logi and selecting the Logitech Gaming Software app or from the Windows 7 or previous Start menu choose All programs Logitech Logitech Gaming Software or e double click the KJ icon in the Windows taskbar or right click it and select Open from the pop up menu The Logitech Gaming Software Home page is displayed showing an image of your gaming device From here choose the action you want to carry out by making a selection from the Device bar See Using the Device bar for details Note t The Logitech Gaming Software runs in the background all the time while your computer is running This is required to support the advanced features your gaming device offers The icon in the Windows taskbar is displayed while the Logitech Gaming Software is running Using the Device ba
39. an move quickly around the screen but switched off when playing some of your games to increase your accuracy and gaming effectiveness Report rate You can specify how many times per second the mouse reports its position to the computer s operating system If you choose a higher setting this provide smoother more responsive pointer movement but also consumes more CPU bandwidth For further details see Using the Customize Pointer Settings View Note For the G300 and G600 as well as changing pointer settings stored on your computer you can also define on board profile settings See Using the Customize On Board Profile Settings View Using the Customize Pointer Settings View The Customize Pointer Settings View in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features to tailor the buttons on your mouse to suit you and your gaming Note For the G3800 and G600 to store the pointer settings on your computer make sure that Automatic Game Detection not On Board Memory is selected on the Home page Alternatively set it to On Board Memory to define on board pointer settings see Using the Customize On Board Pointer Settings View To access the Customize Pointer Settings View click the Customize pointer settings icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen Using the Customize Pointer Settings View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Customize P
40. and warrant that you have the authority to bind the party or entity for which you are acquiring the Software to the terms and conditions of this agreement 10 Controlling Law and Severability If you are in the U S A this agreement will be exclusively governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the United States and the State of California without regard to or application of its choice of law rules or principles If you reside outside the U S A this agreement will be exclusively governed by the laws of Switzerland If for any reason a court of competent jurisdiction finds any provision of this agreement or portion thereof to be unenforceable that provision of the agreement will be enforced to the maximum extent permissible so as to effect the intent of the parties and the remainder of this agreement will continue in full force and effect 11 Complete Agreement Governing Language This agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties with respect to the use of the Software and supersedes all prior or contemporaneous understandings communications or agreements written or oral regarding such subject matter No amendment to or modification of this agreement will be binding unless in writing and signed by Logitech Any translation of this agreement is done for local requirements and in the event of a dispute between the English and any non English version the English version of this agreement will govern 12 Open Sour
41. ase you may just make the assignments to the G keys when in M1 mode Then when playing the game you can ignore the other M keys Next to the M keys is the MR key You can use this to record quick macros See Jo record a quick on the fly macro for instructions Using mouse buttons Note If your device doesn t have mouse buttons ignore this topic Each mouse button has a default action that is the typical pre configured action for that button For example pressing the right button performs a standard right click function However your mouse buttons can be customized to suit you and every game you play and every application you use Each game or application can use a profile that is uniquely tailored to it The profile defines what each mouse button does when you press it You can assign a special quick access action such as a macro or shortcut to each mouse button For details about how to assign a quick access action to a button see Assigning commands to G keys buttons Once a button has an action assigned to it you can press it when using the associated application in order to carry out the action While gaming these are typically macros that perform special movements or complicated actions where a combination of keystrokes needs to be performed Controlling my multimedia Note t If your device doesn t have multimedia buttons ignore this topic Some devices contain keys or buttons designed to enhance your mu
42. available Start the countdown timer or stopwatch Il Pause the countdown timer or stopwatch H Reset the countdown timer or stopwatch Highlight the G Series profile you require i Activate the highlighted G Series profile This profile remains selected until you close the game you are currently playing Y Deactivate the G Series profile currently activated The following options are available when you first launch the applet D4 Launch your email application Check for new email IP Preview your first email When you preview an email the following options are available a Launch your default email client x Delete the email being previewed dll Preview the previous email p Preview the next email Customizing your LCD display Your device s integrated LCD display is pre configured so that it works out of the box in a way that suits most people However the Logitech Gaming Software provides options for you to customize it to get the most out of the display You can e Adjust the display options such as the display brightness and contrast and the way you choose the applet you want to display See To change your display options e Choose which applets are available to display so that only those of interest to you are available to select See To choose which applets are available e Configure the applets you use so that they work in the way that suits you best For an explana
43. ay in the game while you create them mice also feature buttons that you can assign customizable commands to Some device models have media buttons so you can control your music and movies at the touch of a button And with many device models there s an integrated backlit display so you can keep tabs on messages game status media and many other types of information The Logitech Gaming Software provides power and intelligence to your device making possible its advanced gaming features including profiles multi key commands and the LCD display configuration To get the most from your device and the Logitech Gaming Software you can use this help center It provides details on customizing your device to suit you And it explains how you can maximize your gaming potential by setting up profiles for each game recording macros and assigning them to your G keys buttons Your Logitech gaming device with the Logitech Gaming Software Ultimate Control for PC Gaming Comfort and safety Here is some important comfort and safety information e Comfort guidelines e Safety e Protect your hearing Comfort guidelines This topic contains important ergonomic information We recommend that you read this information carefully for suggestions regarding work habits and workspace arrangement to help stay comfortable and safe Some research suggests that physical discomfort and injury to nerves tendons and muscles may be associated with
44. ce Software Certain portions of the Software are not licensed under the terms of this agreement but are instead licensed under the terms of applicable open source licenses including but not limited to the BSD License Apache License or the Lesser GNU General Public License Open Source Components Your use of each Open Source Component is subject to the terms of each applicable license You must agree to the terms of each such applicable license or you should not use the Software 13 You agree that Logitech and its subsidiaries and agents may collect maintain process and use diagnostic technical and related information including but not limited to information about your Logitech product computer system and application software peripherals and other related devices that is gathered periodically to facilitate the provision of software updates product support and other services to you if any related to the Logitech software and to verify compliance with the terms of this agreement Logitech may use this information as long as it is in a form that does not personally identify you to improve our products or to provide services to you The Software is protected by United States copyright law and international treaty Unauthorized reproduction or distribution of the Software is subject to civil and criminal penalties Using my device Your gaming device has some special features including keys buttons and other features Many ar
45. ce frequent head turning and change of eye focus You can use a document holder to help Keep your shoulders arms wrists and hands relaxed and comfortable as you work DIO Let your arms hang loosely at your sides for a moment allowing them to dangle toward the floor and to become relaxed Try to maintain this relaxed feeling while you work Do not hunch or shrug Use a wrist rest or a palm rest if you have one between keying tasks and not while typing Using it while typing may increase pressure against the hand and increase the chance of injury Make sure that your elbow is next to your side Keep your wrist relaxed and straight don t bend it up down or to either side f i 4 j I I Practice good work habits DO Take frequent short breaks Get up and walk around at least a couple of times every hour Vary your tasks throughout the day Do something different with your hands and arms for a while Use a light touch on the keyboard and for better control of the mouse or trackball Use software features to customize your mouse or trackball to help you reduce stress to your arm wrist or hand by minimizing repetitive or awkward motions Be alert to signs of discomfort DO Consult a qualified health professional if at any time during or after typing you feel pain weakness numbness or tingling in your hands wrists elbows shoulders neck or back or if you have
46. ch on the headset to the down position toward the Dolby Headphone logo oni Or e Switch on surround sound in the Customize Surround Sound View by selecting the Enable Dolby Surround option When surround sound is switched on the Dolby Headphone logo in the Surround Sound Mixer area glows 4 In the Surround Sound Mixer area use the up and down arrows next to each speaker to change the volume level of that channel The maximum level is 11 You can use the reset button to reset all channels to 11 5 If you want to listen to a test audio sample of your surround sound settings click Experience surround sound Note Adjusting the center surround rear and LFE subwoofer channels have no effect when listening to stereo content Using the Customize Voice Avatars View The Customize Voice Avatars View in the Logitech Gaming Software contains various voice morphing features including six standard voice avatars To access the Customize Voice Avatars View click the Customize Voice Avatars icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen Note Not all headsets support voice avatars If yours does not please ignore this topic Using the Customize Voice Avatars View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Customize Voice Avatars View contains these sections e Image area on the right hand side Provides a representation of your device e Voice Avata
47. command to a G key button and test it In this tutorial you will assign the multi key macro created in Tutorial 2 to your device s G1 key or mouse button l r Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar and display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar Click the Notepad profile in the Profiles area and select the M1 mode if your device has M keys Drag the Clear All command from the Commands area to the G1 key or mouse button in the Image Area A small label Clear All is added to the G key button Launch the Notepad program for example from the Start All Programs Accessories menu If it s already open close it and re open it You should notice that your device s display indicates that the profile Notepad created in Tutorial 1 is automatically started Press the M1 key to make sure you re in mode M1 if your device has M keys Type some words such as This is a test I m going to delete all the text with a single keystroke Press G1 or the relevant mouse button All the text in Notepad is removed at once Note If nothing happens or if a different command is activated you may have a different profile set as persistent which you would need to remove See Io specify a persistent profile for details Next how about recording a quick macro See Tut
48. creates default starting profiles for them Games where profiles may be available include first person shooters real time strategy and role playing games You can then edit each profile if necessary to suit you and your gaming For information on how to edit a profile see To edit a profile At any time for example when you install a new game you can make the Logitech Gaming Software scan your computer again See To scan for new games for instructions All of the profiles on your computer or on any device attached to your computer are listed in alphabetical order in the Profiles area of the Profiles View If you have a large number of profiles you can use the Search field to quickly locate the profile you re interested in by typing the first few characters of any word in the profile s name But what if the Logitech Gaming Software does not automatically create a starting profile for one of your games Easy you can create a new profile from scratch see Io create a new profile or copy an existing one Alternatively you can import a profile see Io import a profile perhaps one you ve downloaded from the Internet or one that a friend has emailed to you Before you can import a profile it must be somewhere on your computer or network for example after you have done one of the following e Copied the profile to your computer from an email or disk after the profile has been created by a friend and exported to file on their computer e Export
49. current foreground application ili Press the OK button next to the display or i Select Choose application from the drop down menu The Open dialog box is displayed ll Select the executable file s and click Open Alternatively to remove a game application click its name and click the icon If you want to specify that once the profile has been activated by running the game it will stay activated until the game ends then check the Lock profile while game is running box This guarantees that even if the game loses focus that the profile will remain active Click OK The profile is updated and linked to the game s you chose lf you want to change the icon associated with the profile right click the profile in the Profiles area and select Choose Icon The Choose Icon dialog box is displayed in which you can locate and select an appropriate image file from the common formats supported Check and change the G key button assignments to suit the profile you re editing See Assigning commands to G keys buttons for details There s also a tool for testing your profiles to make sure they ll work in your games how you expect them to see Io testa profile Then if you need to make changes you can make amendments to commands and assignments see To edit a command To print profile details 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on th
50. d click Save The profile s is exported to the file you specified The file extension is xml or dat for an on board profile Alternatively you can export multiple profiles To export all profiles on the Profiles View click the Import Export icon and select Export All To export selected profiles on the Profiles View highlight the profiles you want to export by pressing Ctrl and clicking the profiles then right click one of them and select Export In both cases the Export Profile s dialog box is displayed in which you can select a folder to export to and click OK The profiles which can be both computer based profiles and on board profiles are exported to appropriately named sub folders You can then send this profile or profiles to other gamers or re import it and edit it for use with a different application To test a profile l 5 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar In the Profiles area right click the profile you want to test and select Test Profile The Test Profile dialog box is displayed If the Show profile activation notifications on the GamePanel display box on the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box is checked then the display shows the name of the profile that is activated Tes
51. device See To change G930 battery settings Device specific tabs Only available for some devices See Io change device specific settings To change general settings 1 Display the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change application settings icon on the Device bar 2 Specify the settings you require using the following table as a guide Setting Run the program when Windows starts Record delays during quick macro creation Show quick macro recording instructions on the GamePanel display Allow games to control illumination Enable enhanced graphics Automatically download high resolution product images Check for new profiles online 3 Click OK SALCE Check this box if you want the Logitech Gaming Software to launch automatically when you start your computer and run in the background Note The Logitech Gaming Software must be running for the features available with your gaming device to work Check this box if keystroke delays are to be recorded when you create a quick on the fly macro If this box is unchecked delays between keystrokes are not recorded as part of the macro Check this box if you want macro recording instructions to be shown on your device s LCD display when you press MR to create a quick on the fly macro Note This feature is only available if your device has an integrated LCD display Check this box for devices that
52. device s G keys buttons is currently only provided with these Windows operating systems Check that the icon is in the Windows taskbar to make sure that the Logitech Gaming Software is running If it s not then either from the Start screen search and launch the Logitech Gaming Software app or from the Start menu select All Programs Logitech Logitech Gaming Software Make sure that you have the correct profile running Each of your games can have a profile attached to it that should start automatically when you launch the game To check launch the Logitech Gaming Software edit the profile you want to be running and associate it with your game s executable file see Io edit a profile for details When you start your game the associated profile s name is displayed for five seconds on your device s display Did you correctly install the Logitech Gaming Software and drivers for your device for example from the CD ROM that came with your device If not then carry out a full installation either using the CD ROM or downloading the latest software from www logitech com Make sure that the settings for your persistent profile and default profile are correct For example if you have selected to use a persistent profile then profiles linked to specific games are ignored For more information see What are persistent and default profiles I m having problems with my device s USB ports e f your device s hub is self powered then make
53. ding instructions to be shown on its display To do so in the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box either check or uncheck the Show quick macro recording instructions on the GamePanel display as appropriate If you check this box then when you press MR instructions are shown on your device s display To edit a multi key macro l Within the Logitech Gaming Software in the Profiles View with the correct profile selected in the Profiles area and with the correct macro mode selected do one of the following e Double click the multi key macro command in the Commands area e Right click the multi key macro command in the Commands area or click its arrow and select Edit e Right click the G key button in the Image area that has been assigned the command or click its arrow and select Edit The Command Editor dialog box is displayed with the multi key macro s details shown Make the changes you want to it To change the name of the macro record additional events include the time you spend between keystrokes show the name of the macro while its running on your device s display remove a single keystroke event insert a half second delay change a delay s time insert a mouse event change the command s repeat settings Do this simply type the new Name right click an item and select either Record Before Here or Record After Here then record more macro e
54. display Details are displayed on your LCD display by means of applets Depending on the type of LCD screen your device has applets are available that provide RSS feeds for example the latest news streams Media details You can see details of the media currently playing on your computer Clocks and timers You can display an analogue clock or set a stopwatch or countdown timer Information about factors that affect your computer s performance such as the current CPU and memory usage A G Series profile sector to switch to a different profile A POP3 monitor showing details of incoming emails as they arrive A movie viewer picture viewer and option to watch videos selected from YouTube For further details about the applets available to display information see What applets are available You can change the information or material currently displayed on your LCD screen by simply selecting a different applet See To choose which applet is displayed Your LCD display has buttons that you can use to control the applets For example if an RSS feed shows a news headline you are interested in you can choose to display the full article if the POP3 monitor shows an incoming email you have been waiting for you can choose to read it in full For details about the controls available for applets see Controlling applets on a mono display and Controlling applets on a color display What applets are available Applet E Logitech LCD R
55. down the G key button holds down all three keys A X Space and then releasing the G key button releases them all You can record multi key macros in two ways e By using the Commands area within the Logitech Gaming Software This method lets you assign names and view and edit the key combinations See To record a multi key macro and Io edit a multi key macro e By using the device itself to record a quick macro on the fly This is useful if you re already in the game and think of something you want to create a macro for See Io record a quick on the fly macro Once you have multi key macros recorded in a profile you can assign them to whichever G keys buttons you want And at any point you can simply reassign them to suit you As you can see macros are very flexible you really can use them in a way that suits you and your gaming requirements To record a multi key macro 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed 5 Select Multi Key in the left hand list 6 Inthe Name field type a na
56. e amount of Memory Used on the device increases Note If there is already a profile on your device for the game linked to the profile you re copying you are prompted to choose whether to replace the existing profile with the one you re copying or don t copy the profile or create an additional profile on the device copy a profile from your device drag the profile from the Profiles To Go area to the Profiles area to your computer Note If there is already a profile on your computer for the game linked to the profile you re copying you are prompted to choose whether to replace the existing profile with the one you re copying or don t copy the profile or create an additional profile on your computer copy more than one profile hold down the Ctrl key and click each profile then drag the profiles from one area to the other delete a profile drag the profile either from the Profiles area or from the Profiles To Go area to the trash can in the Profiles To Go area Alternatively right click the profile or click the arrow and select Delete When prompted to confirm that you want to delete the profile click Yes There are other tasks you can carry out on the profiles stored on your computer using the features available in the Profiles area For more details see Using profiles Backlight color help Your gaming device features backlight colors and some devices offer lighting effects Note If
57. e Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Inthe Profiles area click the profile you want to print 4 Inthe Profiles area click the Print icon A web browser is launched showing the profile details in a format suitable for printing 5 Print the profile details from your web browser To delete a profile 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Inthe Profiles area drag the profile to the trash can in the Profiles To Go area Alternatively right click the profile or click the arrow and select Delete To delete multiple profiles highlight the profiles by pressing Ctrl and clicking the profiles you want to delete and then right click one and select Delete You are prompted to confirm that you want to delete the profile s 4 Click Yes The profile s is deleted Note If you are not totally certain that you want to permanently remove the profile from your computer maybe it s best to just disassociate it from the game See Io edit a profile for details Using the Customize On Board Pointer Settings View The Customize On Board Pointer Settings View in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features to customize both the pointer settings
58. e customizable see Customizing my device Your device has some but not all of the following G keys buttons and M keys Your device s G keys or buttons for a mouse are your main gaming weapon They provide you with a powerful armory of programmable keys that you can tailor to each of your games and other applications And if your device has M keys you have even more flexibility For more details see Using the G keys Using the M keys and Using mouse buttons Integrated LCD GamePanel display The display can keep you informed of what s happening both in your game and in other events on your computer and device such as the Logitech Gaming Software media and other applications For example you may be able to see media information on the display while playing a full screen game Accompanying the display are buttons that you can use to select menu items Multimedia control buttons For fast and efficient control of the media on your computer your device is equipped with intuitive media buttons For details see Controlling my multimedia Gaming mode switch While playing games it can sometimes be better to disable certain standard Windows keys Moving the Gaming mode switch lets you control when you want the standard Windows keys to be active For more details see Switching my device to Gaming mode Backlighting button Your device s keys can be backlit and the color or brightness of the backlighting can be changed to suit your en
59. e highlighted option The following options are available when you first launch the applet a Launch your email application I gt Preview your first email w Check for new email When you preview an email the following options are available Launch your default email client x Delete the email being previewed a Preview the previous email gt Preview the next email Use these buttons to select a movie to play from those in your movies folder Y Highlight the movie you require OK Play the highlighted movie Picture viewer Video player for YouTube MENU Configure the movie viewer Use these buttons to control a movie that is playing VA Adjust the movie volume d gt Rewind and fast forward the movie OK Pause the movie and then play it again i Return to the movie list MENU Mute and unmute the movie sound Use these buttons to control the slideshow lt a B Cycle pictures to the left and right OK Pause the slideshow and then resume it again Use these buttons to select the feed from which you want to select a movie for example Top Rated or Most Discussed VA Highlight the feed you require OK Select the highlighted feed MENU Pops up a menu from which you can choose the period you want to show videos from for example Today or This week Use these buttons to select a movie from the feed you select VA Highlight the movie you requ
60. e of the following 8 channels 6 channels 7 1 speakers 5 1 speakers or multi channel Do not use settings labeled headphone as these settings do not typically output surround sound To verify if your game or application is properly outputting surround sound look at the date and time next to the Dolby Headphone logo in the Customize Surround Sound View in the Logitech Gaming Software The date and time updates every time the headset receives surround sound content when the headset is properly receiving multi channel content If this doesn t display a recent time then at least one of the following is true e The Logitech Gaming Software surround sound is switched off e The movie or game does not contain surround sound audio e The game movie application or operating system is improperly configured for surround sound Note DVD and Blu ray Disc movies require other Dolby or DTS codecs to decode and output surround sound Consult your media player application s user manual for more information about its surround sound decoding capabilities To adjust surround sound settings 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Customize Surround Sound View by clicking the Customize Surround Sound icon on the Device bar 3 Switch on surround sound Depending on the device model either e Slide the surround sound swit
61. e type of LCD display you have can play movies and picture slideshows For further details about what your LCD display can show and the options available to you relating to the current display see Using your LCD display Options are available to customize the display to get the most out of it See Customizing your LCD display Using the Customize LCD Display View The Customize LCD Display View in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features to control the information and material that is displayed on your device s LCD display To access the Customize LCD Display View click the Customize LCD display icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen Using the Customize LCD Display View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Customize LCD Display View contains four sections e Applets area on the left hand side Choose which applets you want to use to display information on your LCD display e Display Options area on the right hand side Here you can specify how you want to switch between applets to view different information and adjust the display brightness and contrast e Image area underneath the Applets and Display Options This shows your device s LCD display e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu Using your LCD
62. ed an existing profile that is similar to the one you want to import in order for you to edit it once it s imported See To export a profile for details Of course once you have imported your game s profile you can change its assignments to suit you and your gaming if they re not exactly what you want See Assigning commands to G keys buttons for information about making and changing assignments Furthermore with some devices the profiles can be stored on the device itself using either the On Board Profile Settings View or the Manage Profiles To Go View This enables you to automatically take them with you when you use your device with another computer See Using the Customize On Board Profile Settings View or Using the Manage Profiles To Go View To create a new profile l 9 Note Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the icon on the Device bar In the Profiles area click the Create new profile icon or click an empty profile The New Profile window is displayed Type the Name that you want to give the profile typically the game s name This name appears when you point the cursor at the profile in the Profiles area in the Profiles View and on your device s GamePanel display if your device has an LCD for five seconds when you launch a game with this profile linked to it
63. egory Keystrokes Multi Key Macros Text Blocks Mouse Functions Media Commands Hotkeys Commands Shortcuts Functions Audio commands Voice avatars morphing commands Ventrilo commands Description If a certain keystroke combination such as Ctrl B is useful in a particular game you can assign it to a G key button See To assign a keystroke Complex powerful macros that can contain multiple key events delays and more See Recording multi key macros and Io assign a multi key macro for details You can also record a macro on the fly assigning it to a G key in the process See Io record a quick on the fly macro for details Quick macros are saved in the current profile and named Quick Macro n where n indicates how many quick macros you ve created Lets you define some text for example a message communication which gets converted to a sequence of keystrokes when the G key button is pressed See To assign a text block Lets you assign a range of mouse button functions to the buttons or keys of your choice See Io assign a mouse function Enables you to choose various common media control commands See Io assign a media command Gives access to a range of standard editing Windows and zoom commands See Io assign a hotkey command Provides fast access to a program or website of your choice See To assign a shortcut Five standard functions are available to be selected each of which ope
64. er This gives you an indication of how much battery life remains For some devices a low battery warning message is displayed at the bottom of your computer screen when your device s battery power becomes low If your device has an LCD display a warning message is displayed on it when your device s battery power becomes low If your device is a headset see Headset battery charging Profiles help Your gaming device features G keys buttons that you can customize To get the most from your device s G keys buttons use the Profiles View in the Logitech Gaming Software See Using the Profiles View for information Here s a taste of what you can do when customizing G keys buttons e Scan your computer for installed games that Logitech has already made a profile for and automatically assign the profiles to them See Using profiles e Create one profile for each of your games and other applications See To create a new profile e Record complex multi key macros See Recording multi key macros e Assign macros and other commands to G keys buttons of your choice See Assigning commands to G keys buttons e Exchange game profiles with other gamers See To export a profile and To import a profile Notes t When the Logitech Gaming Software is running the icon is displayed in the Windows taskbar If the Logitech Gaming Software isn t running then your device s G keys and M keys won t work Your device s G keys buttons are
65. er or next to Wi Fi routers or other wireless adapters Connecting the wireless adapter to USB hubs including docking stations keyboards and monitors Using the headset with walls or any large metal object between it and the wireless adapter Headset battery charging Note If your gaming headset is corded not wireless please ignore this topic A full battery charge can last up to 10 hours of playtime To recharge the internal battery connect the charging base to the charging port on the headset and an available USB port on your computer You can use the headset while it s charging Charging can take up to two and a half hours if the battery is fully depleted The charging process takes longer if you re using the headset while charging Battery Status Light Explanation Green More than one hour of play time left Red Less than one hour of play time left Flashing orange Headset charging Steady orange Headset charging complete Off Headset is off or has no charge Notes You can also check the battery status in the top left corner of the Logitech Gaming Software screen Actual battery life varies depending on headset use and environmental conditions Checking my device s battery charge Note If your device is corded please ignore this topic For devices with batteries you can check the current battery level within the Logitech Gaming Software by looking at the battery symbol in the top left corn
66. ete entries and add mouse events in order to fine tune the macro to be precisely what you need To do so see Jo edit a multi key macro 13 Click OK After recording a multi key macro it is ready for you to assign to a G key button See To assign a multi key macro for details Note You can also assign a macro using the quick macro method r r To record a quick on the fly macro 1 Press the M keys on your device that you want to assign the macro to for example M1 2 Press MR to start recording the macro The MR LED is lit and your device s display if your device has an LCD may show instructions to guide you through the recording process 3 Press the G key you want to assign the macro to 4 Press the keys you want to be recorded in your macro 5 Press MR to stop recording the macro The macro is assigned to the G key you chose and the MR LED is switched off The quick macro is linked to the appropriate profile depending on the settings of your profiles in the Profiles View in the Logitech Gaming Software e f one of your profiles has the Set As Persistent right click menu option checked then the quick macro is attached to the persistent profile e If the Set As Persistent right click menu option isn t checked for any of your profiles then the quick macro is attached to the profile linked to the current application if one has already been linked e If the Set As Persistent right click menu option
67. formation on Lua visit www lua org Scripts created using Lua can be shared by the gaming community so advanced users can not only create scripts for themselves but can export and import them When you have selected a profile in The Gaming Software window you can create import and edit a script for that profile Each profile can have one script attached to it You can access the script editor in order to maintain scripts from the main Gaming Software window To do so 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Right click the correct profile in the Profiles area or click its arrow and select Scripting The Script window is displayed You can use its menus and features to perform a range of tasks including the creation and saving of new scripts and the importing and exporting of scripts All profile scripts are activated when the profile is activated and deactivated when the profile is deactivated There is Lua support material available describing how scripting works the functions available and so on as well as some samples and other documentation This documentation is accessible from the Help menu of the Script window Making G Shift assignments Note If your device does not have G Shift functionality ignore this top
68. ftware if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe text block you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so iV Vi Vil viii Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed Select Text Block in the left hand list In the Name field type a name for the keystroke Put the cursor in the Enter your text box and type the text that you want to be played when the G key button is pressed Check the Use Delays Between Characters box if you want playback of the command to include delays between each character and specify the number of milliseconds for the delay Check the Use Unicode playback may not work in some games box if you want playback of the command to be able to include Unicode characters Some games may not accept Unicode characters In the Repeat Options fields in the drop down choose how you want the keystroke to repeat e None if you do not want it to repeat e While pressed to make the it repeat as long as you hold down the G key button e Toggle to make it repeat automatically when you press the G key button and only st
69. ftware screen Using the Manage Profiles To Go View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Manage Profiles To Go View contains these sections e Image area in the main part of the screen Provides a representation of your device e Profiles area above the image Here you can see all the profiles stored on your computer and on other devices connected to your computer e Profiles To Go area beneath the image Here you can see all the profiles stored on your device e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu To manage your Profiles To Go l Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Manage Profiles To Go View by clicking the Manage Profiles To Go icon on the Device bar The Profiles area and the Profiles To Go area are displayed e he Profiles area shows the profiles on your computer and those on any devices you have connected that is not the one you ve selected on the Device Bar e The Profiles To Go area shows the profiles on the device you selected on the Device Bar Carry out the task of your choice To Do this copy a profile to your device drag the profile from the Profiles area to the Profiles To Go area Notice that th
70. g Illumination Enable Enable Angle Snapping Check For Updates 4 Click OK Explanation Switch on mouse color lighting or uncheck the box to switch it off Switch on to help you move the mouse pointer in a straight line or uncheck it to give you ultimate gaming mouse control For devices where firmware updates are possible Click this button to make the Logitech Gaming Software check to see if firmware updates are available for your device To change G600 settings 1 Display the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change application settings icon on the Device bar 2 Click the G600 tab 3 Either check the Illumination Enable check box to switch on mouse color lighting or uncheck the box to switch it off 4 Either check the Angle Snapping Enable check box to switch on mouse cursor smoothing or uncheck it to switch it off to give you ultimate mouse control 5 If you want to update your device s firmware click Check for Updates 6 Click OK Note This feature is only available if your device is a G600 gaming mouse To change notifications settings 1 Display the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change application settings icon on the Device bar 2 Click the Notifications tab 3 Specify the notifications settings you require using the following table as a guide 4 Setting Show low battery notifications on the Game
71. ght click Displays a pop up menu offering the following options e Open Launches the Logitech Gaming Software on the Home page e About Displays information about the Logitech Gaming Software e Exit Closes the Logitech Gaming Software Note If you choose to exit the Logitech Gaming Software stops running in the background The features available with your gaming device will stop working Double click Launches the Logitech Gaming Software on the Home page Changing application settings The Logitech Gaming Software is assigned a range of default settings that are appropriate in most circumstances We recommend that you check these and adjust them if necessary so that the application works exactly as you want it to The application settings you can adjust are held in the following tabs some tabs are not available for every type of device General tab Lets you specify a range of general application settings See To change general settings Notifications tab Lets you customize which notifications you want to be displayed on your computer screen and on your device s LCD display See To change notifications settings Profile tab Lets you define basic profile settings See To change profile settings G13 Mouse Emulation tab Available if you have a G13 device which offers a mouse emulation feature to specify the cursor speed See Io change G13 mouse emulation settings G930 Battery tab Available if you have a G930
72. gnment settings 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Customize On Board Profiles Function Assignment Settings View by clicking the Customize on board profile function assignment settings icon on the Device bar If the icon is not available display the Home page and select the On Board Memory option 3 For the G600 use the G Shift slider to specify whether you are defining function assignments for normal mode or G Shift mode For more information on G Shift see Making G Shift assignments 4 Use the Select Mode area to choose one of the three modes by clicking the relevant colored zone Optionally for the G300 change the device s lighting color for that mode by selecting it from the panel of eight colors beneath the mode zones 5 Assign a command to each button by doing the following i in the Image area either double click the button or click its arrow and select Edit li Choose either of the following options e Mouse Function Select from the options Left Click Right Click Middle Click Back Forward DPI Up DPI Down DPI Shift DPI Cycling DPI Default Mode Switch G300 G600 G Shift G600 z1 0 G e Keystroke Either put the cursor in the Enter your keystroke including any modifiers field and press the keystroke such as Shift Home or Ctrl B or select a standard shortcut from the
73. h this Software you may transfer the Software upon a permanent transfer of the Logitech product using the Software provided that a all Software updates in your use or possession are included in the transfer b you do not retain a copy of the Software full or partial including copies stored on a computer or other storage device and c the transferee reads and agrees to be bound by the terms and conditions of this agreement 4 Termination This agreement is effective until terminated Your right to use the Software will automatically terminate without notice from Logitech if you violate any terms of this agreement Upon termination of this agreement you must stop using the Software and destroy any copies of the Software in your possession or control The provisions of paragraphs 5 6 10 and 11 will survive any termination of this agreement 5 DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW THE LOGITECH SOFTWARE AND SERVICES ARE PROVIDED AS IS WITH ALL FAULTS AND WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND YOU EXPRESSLY ACKNOWLEDGE AND AGREE THAT TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW YOUR USE OF THE LOGITECH SOFTWARE AND SERVICES IS AT YOUR SOLE RISK AND THAT THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO SATISFACTORY QUALITY PERFORMANCE ACCURACY AND EFFORT IS WITH YOU LOGITECH AND ITS LICENSORS HEREBY DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES AND CONDITIONS WITH RESPECT TO THE LOGITECH SOFTWARE AND SERVICES EITHER EXPRESS IMPLIED OR STATUTORY INCLUDING BUT NOT
74. han one profile decide whether pointer settings you re customizing are for all profiles or for a specific profile s e f you want the pointer settings to apply to all profiles leave the Enable per profile pointer settings box unchecked e Alternatively if you want the pointer settings to apply to a single or multiple profiles check the Enable per profile pointer settings box Next for some devices choose the mode color in the Select Mode area Then in the Profiles area click the one you want the settings to apply to If you want it to apply to multiple profiles hold down the Ctrl key and click each profile to select them The rest of the settings you specify are for the profile you selected If your device has a Mode button to switch between performance and endurance modes make sure you are in the correct mode the LED symbol next to the battery symbol shows the mode blue for performance mode or green for endurance mode Pressing the Mode button switches between the two modes If you want to set up different X and Y DPI values check the Separate DPI X and Y axis box Alternatively leave the box unchecked to make the DPI values for the X and Y axes always match each other In the DPI Sensitivity Levels fields set the following i Choose the Number of levels of DPI sensitivity you want to define up to five li For each of the levels specify the DPI value If you checked the Separate DPI X and Y axis box you must specif
75. have backlighting to permit the device s backlight colors to be changed by the games you play or uncheck it to prevent games from changing the backlighting colors you ve set Check this box to use the computer s hardware acceleration for graphics If this box is unchecked animations will be slower Check this box to enable automatic downloading of high resolution device images the first time a new device is connected If this box is unchecked the default low resolution grayscale product images will always be used Check this box to find out whether when you choose the Scan For New Games option there is a newer database of games online than currently stored in the Logitech Gaming Software If there is then this is downloaded before the Logitech Gaming Software scans your computer for games After changing these settings you can restore the recommended original values at any time by clicking the Default button To change profile settings 1 Display the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change application settings icon on the Device bar 2 Click the Profile tab 3 Specify the profile settings you require using the following table as a guide Setting Explanation Default Select from the drop down list the fall back profile to be used if there s no persistent profile and when the Profile current application does not have a profile linked to it or no application is running Note r You
76. have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 If the keystroke you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so IV Vi Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed Select Keystroke in the left hand list In the Name field type a name for the keystroke Put the cursor in the Enter your keystroke including any modifiers field and press the keystroke This can be a single key or include keys such as Ctrl Shift or Alt for example Q or Ctrl B Click OK In the Repeat Options fields in the drop down choose how you want the keystroke to repeat e None if you do not want it to repeat e While pressed to make the it repeat as long as you hold down the G key button e Toggle to make it repeat automatically when you press the G key button and only stop when you press the G key button again In addition make sure the Delay milliseconds value is appropriate for example to repeat the command every half a second specify 500 milliseconds You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the keystroke you want to assign from the Commands area to the G
77. he Customize Audio Experience icon on the Device bar Slide the Volume slider to adjust the total listening volume of the headset The volume roller also controls this volume level Click the speaker mute button to mute and unmute audio to the headset This does not mute the microphone Slide the Microphone slider to adjust the gain volume of the microphone Increasing the microphone gain makes your voice sound louder to others but may also cause the microphone to pick up unwanted background noises Check your voice clarity with Voice preview Slide the Sidetone slider to adjust the loudness of your voice as heard in the headset Sidetone helps you speak at more natural volumes and relieves a common plugged ears sensation Sidetone does not affect how others hear you This field is not available for all headset models Slide the Bass and Treble sliders to adjust the volume of low frequency sounds bass and high frequency sounds treble If you want to hear a sound when you switch on the mute button select On in the Audible mute indication box This field is only available to certain headsets In the Mic light field choose one of the following e Always on Light will remain on at all times when the headset is plugged in e Follow mute Light will turn on only when the microphone is muted by pressing the mute button on the headset or rotating the microphone boom upright e Always off Light will remain off at all times even when
78. he Customize LCD display icon on the Device bar 3 Inthe Applets area check the applets that you want to be available to use with your display Only the checked applets will be available for selection when you press the Application Button See To choose which applet is displayed for details about choosing applets For further information about the applets available see What applets are available To configure applets 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Customize LCD Display View by clicking the Customize LCD display icon on the Device bar 3 Inthe Applets area click the arrow or right click the applet you want to customize and select Configure A dialog box is displayed for you to configure the applet The configuration options available vary from applet to applet For further details see Applet configuration options Applet configuration options The applets that display information on your LCD display can be configured to work in the way that suits you best The options available to configure your applets are as follows Applet Logitech LCD RSS Reader Logitech LCD Clock Logitech Performance Monitor Logitech LCD Countdown Timer G Series Profile Selector Logitech LCD POP3 Monitor Movie viewer Configuration options Choose the RSS feeds from which you want to
79. he list of applets available to select when you press the Application Button See To choose which applets are PVEIELIGA For further information about the function of the different applets available see What applets are available Controlling applets on a color display Your LCD display buttons let you control the applet currently selected If you have a color LCD display the following buttons are available Applet Logitech LCD RSS Reader Logitech Media Display Logitech LCD Clock Logitech Performance Monitor Logitech LCD Countdown Timer G Series Profile Selector Logitech LCD POP3 Monitor Movie viewer Buttons Y Switch to the next or previous RSS feed and display the first article in that feed lt q gt Display the previous or next article in the current feed OK Display the current article in a web browser 4 Mark the current article as read and remove it from the feed MENU Configure the RSS reader No buttons available Y A Scroll through the different clock faces available No buttons available d Select the timer on the left or right OK Start and stop the select timer 4 Reset the select timer VA Highlight the G Series profile you require OK Activate the highlighted G Series profile This profile remains activated until you close the game you are currently playing or activate another profile VA Highlight the option you require OK Choose th
80. hed on your headset will sound best when listening to surround sound content such as DVD movies and PC games When listening to stereo content like music or online video clips your headset employs Dolby Pro Logic Il to deliver an expanded stereo experience whereby the audio is spatialized to give it more depth and detail When surround sound is switched off the headset functions as a standard stereo headset The Dolby Pro Logic II technology integrated expands the soundfield so you can better hear the detail and subtleties of your stereo content The way you switch surround sound on and off depends on your headset model Either e Slide the surround sound switch on the headset to the down position toward the Dolby Headphone logo ion See Surround sound switch for details z1 0 G e Inthe Logitech Gaming Software use an Enable Dolby Surround option See To adjust surround sound settings for details The Logitech Gaming Software must be installed and running to enable surround sound If it s not running the headset functions as a stereo headset only With surround sound switch on you can change its settings to suit you See To adjust surround sound settings for details While the majority of games and movies can output surround sound audio not all are set to do so by default Check the audio options in each game or application and select the surround sound option Depending on the application surround sound output may be labeled on
81. hone placement Position the noise canceling microphone close to the corner of your mouth for optimal speech clarity The microphone boom rotates and bends so you can precisely control microphone placement When you are not using the microphone you can move the microphone to the upright position This mutes the microphone automatically Microphone mute Pressing the microphone mute button mutes the headset microphone Pressing the microphone mute button again un mutes the microphone The microphone mutes automatically when rotated to the upright position Depending on the model and a setting in the Logitech Gaming Software the muting of the microphone may illuminate the mute light at the tip of the microphone and produce an audible sound Note Microphone mute occurs locally on the headset The operating system and applications will not indicate that the headset microphone is muted Volume roller Use the volume roller to adjust the headset volume up and down Volume can also be controlled in the Logitech Gaming Software pS Surround sound switch To switch on surround sound slide the surround sound switch on the headset to the down 5 at n position toward the Dolby Headphone logo ani A Jy IR When surround sound is on the Dolby Headphone logo in the Logitech Gaming Software A G MIR glows a j i Note 2 t Some headset models don t have a surround sound switch on the headset
82. ic G Shift functionality enables you to press and hold a button to access a full set of alternative G key commands of your choice The process of setting up G Shift assignments is the same as setting up standard G key assignments but setting the G Shift slider to G Shift before actually making the assignments 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar Switch the G Shift slider in the Logitech Gaming Software to G Shift Assign commands to your device s G keys as usual See Assigning commands to G keys buttons U Aa UW N Switch the G Shift slider back to Normal when you have finished assigning the commands to allow you to continue assigning primary G key commands 6 Make sure that one of your device s keys buttons is set to the mouse function G Shift ready for use See To assign a mouse function Once defined when you are gaming you can press and hold the key button that s set to G Shift and then access the alternative set of G key command assignments Recording multi key macros Put simply a multi key macro is a series of keystrokes that you can assign to a G key button To be more precise it s a series of down up key events recording each key down each key up and each delay between a key down and key up or key up and
83. ication in order to carry out the action While gaming these are typically macros that perform special movements or complicated actions where a combination of keystrokes needs to be performed If you need more quick access commands then you can use the M keys M1 M2 and so on to switch between the modes For more details see Using the M keys Using the M keys Note If your device doesn t have M keys ignore this topic Your device contains M keys labeled M1 M2 and so on These change which mode or shift state the G keys are in When you press one of the M keys its LED is lit to indicate that you re in that mode On some devices the backlighting color also changes to match the mode So why have different modes The main reason is that your game may need many macros By using the M keys you can assign a full range of quick access commands perhaps for different game scenarios Here s an example of M key usage for a real time strategy game in this example the device has three M keys In M1 mode you may choose to assign your common use macro keys for control groups and special unit skills M2 mode could contain your production macros where you can build units and structures And M3 mode may have your research and upgrade macros While playing the game you can easily switch from one set of macros to another by simply pressing the relevant M key Of course many games may not need numerous macros and other commands in which c
84. ign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a shortcut 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe function you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so i Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed li Select Shortcut in the left hand list iii In the Name field type a name for the shortcut iv In the next field either type a full website address such as http www logitech com or click and choose the program you want to launch v Optionally enter a Working Directory for the launched shortcut vi Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the shortcut you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a text block 1 Within the Logitech Gaming So
85. ire OK Play the highlighted movie Return to the list of feeds Use these buttons to control a movie that is playing VA Adjust the movie volume a Rewind and fast forward the movie OK Pause the movie and then play it again t Return to the feed from which you selected this movie MENU Displays a menu offering further options for the highlighted video including e A list of videos from the same author e A list of related videos e Copying the video s URL to the clipboard e Open the video in a web browser e Plays all videos in the list from start to finish Controlling applets on a mono display Your LCD display buttons let you control the applet currently selected If you have a mono LCD display the following buttons are available Applet Logitech LCD RSS Reader Logitech Media Display Logitech LCD Clock Logitech Performance Monitor Logitech LCD Countdown Timer G Series Profile Selector Logitech LCD POP3 Monitor Buttons La Display the next article in the current feed When held down for more than one second switches to the next feed and displays the first article in that feed Scroll to the next page in the article ron SU Display the current article in a web browser The article is marked as read and removed from the feed a Mark the current article as read and remove it from the feed No buttons available No buttons available No buttons
86. is an efficient way to check your microphone gain volume level If you sound too quiet chances are others will have the same difficulty hearing you so raise your microphone gain level To learn how to adjust the microphone gain see To adjust audio experience levels Profiles To Go help Your gaming device contains on board memory that enables you to store profiles on it Note If your device does not have on board memory you cannot use Profiles To Go features Having profiles on your device enables you to take your device to other computers knowing that your profiles and the commands they contain go with you And when you connect your device to another computer you can transfer profiles between your device and that computer if you want to When managing your Profiles To Go you can e Copy one or more profiles from your computer to your device s on board memory e Copy one or more profiles from your device to your computer For further details see Using the Manage Profiles To Go View and To manage your Profiles To Go Using the Manage Profiles To Go View The Manage Profiles To Go View in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features for you to maintain the profiles stored on the on board memory on your device including transferring profiles between your computer and your device To access the Manage Profiles To Go View click the Manage Profiles To Go icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming So
87. isn t checked for any of your profiles and if no profile has been linked to the current application or no application is open then the profile that the quick macro is linked to depends on the Set As Default right click menu option If it is one of your profiles has the Set As Default right click menu option checked then the quick macro is linked to the default profile z0 G If none of your profiles has the Set As Default right click menu option checked then recording a quick macro creates a brand new profile with a quick macro in it The profile name is based on the application s filename and path which you can later rename The macro you recorded is ready to use and is given the name Quick Macro n where n indicates how many quick macros you ve created You can view and edit the macro in the Commands area if you want to See To edit a multi key macro for details Notes You can change whether new quick macros are recorded with keystroke delays To do so in the Logitech Gaming Software click Change application settings on the Device bar and in the Quick Macros section of the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box either check or uncheck the Record delays during quick macro creation as appropriate This only applies to new quick macros but you can edit existing quick macros to switch keystroke delays on or off If your device has an integrated GamePanel display then you can also choose whether you want quick macro recor
88. ither by a long high quality USB cord or by a fast wireless connection see Wireless connection and status and has battery monitoring features see Headset battery charging t Some headset models have a cable with two standard 3 5mm mini jacks headphone and microphone audio plugs and a USB adaptor giving you the choice of connection mechanisms Connecting the headset to your computer using the 3 5mm mini jacks offers stereo functionality whereas plugging the 3 5mm mini jacks into the USB adaptor and connecting that to a USB port on your computer provides surround sound functionality Adjusting the headband Your headset comes with two ways of adjusting the headband to make a perfect comfortable fit for your head the headband pads and headband slider Swappable headband pads Your headset may depending on the device have three different headband pads each uniquely contoured to fit different head shapes and sizes Try each headband pad and choose the one that most comfortably fits your head The difference in pads will likely affect both the comfort of the headset on the top of your head and also the amount of pressure the headset exerts around your ears Precision headband adjustment Adjust the length of the headband at the temple area for the most comfortable fit The stainless spring steel sliders are indexed for precision adjustment and numbered so you can easily return to the best fitting position Microp
89. just part of its arsenal of advanced gaming technology designed to enhance your gaming See Using my device for an overview of what s available Using the Profiles View The Profiles View in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features to create and maintain the profiles for your games so you can customize your G keys buttons to maximize your gaming To access the Profiles View click the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen The icon shown depends on whether the device you have selected contains G keys or mouse buttons Using the Profiles View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Profiles View contains the following sections Commands area on the left hand side This shows the commands defined for the currently selected profile and provides features for you to add and maintain commands Profiles area across the top Here you can see all the profiles stored on your computer and on all compatible devices connected to your computer and you can access features to create and work with profiles including a search field as well as buttons for creating or scanning for new profiles saving the profile importing exporting profiles and printing a profile s commands Image area on the right hand side This is an image of your device s gaming features Any commands currently assigned to the G keys buttons are shown Select
90. ltimedia experience For example when you want to listen to music or watch a movie you can control your multimedia with single button presses You can select the track you require and play and pause it You can also change and mute the volume If you want to you can assign your preferred media player to one of your G keys buttons so you can access your multimedia with a single press For details see To assign a function Use the following buttons to control music and movies you re playing on your computer and adjust the volume Button Control 11 Play Pause im Stop Previous Rewind P Next Fast Forward ip Volume Up Volume Down Mute Function Plays music or a movie or pauses what is already playing Stops the music or movie that is playing Plays the previous track or rewinds the current track if you hold down the button Skips to the next track or fast forwards the current track if you hold down the button Adjusts the volume If your device has volume buttons pressing them turns the volume up and down If your device has a roller roll it up to turn the volume up and down to turn it down If your keyboard has a volume dial rotate it clockwise to turn up the volume and counter clockwise to turn it down Mutes the volume Pressing the key again restores the volume to its previous level Switching my device to Gaming Note If your device doesn t having a Gaming mode switch button ignore this topic
91. me for the multi key macro command 7 Check the Record delays between events box if you want the command to include the time you spend between keystrokes that is you want the command to run in real time the same as how you record it On the other hand if you want the command to run as fast as possible leave this box unchecked 8 If available check the Display command name on the GamePanel display box if you want the name of the multi key macro command to be shown on your devices s display if your device has an LCD while the command is running 9 Click Start Recording to start the macro recording process This button changes to Stop Recording 10 Press the keys you want to record The keys are listed in the Keystrokes box as you type them together with the delays if you checked the Record delays between events box 11 Click Stop Recording when you have finished 12 In the Repeat Options fields in the drop down choose how you want the keystroke to repeat e None if you do not want it to repeat e While pressed to make the it repeat as long as you hold down the G key button e Toggle to make it repeat automatically when you press the G key button and only stop when you press the G key button again In addition make sure the Delay milliseconds value is appropriate for example to repeat the command every half a second specify 500 milliseconds Note You can edit the keystrokes for example to add new ones add delays del
92. mply press the relevant M key The MR key can be used to record quick on the fly macros which can be assigned to any of the G keys overriding assignments made in the current profile For more information on G keys buttons and M keys see Using the G keys Using mouse buttons and Using the M keys Remember that each application you use including each game you play can have one or more profiles defined that contains G key button customizations specific to that application See Using profiles for more information Note As well as customizing G keys buttons you can also adjust the way you use your device s LCD GamePanel display if it has one Using the G keys Note If your device doesn t have G keys ignore this topic Each G key has a default action that is the same as the equivalent Function F key For example G1 is equivalent to F1 G2 is equivalent to F2 and so on But the real value of the G keys is that you can customize them to suit you and every game you play and every application you use Each game or application can use a profile that is uniquely tailored to it The profile defines what each G key does when you press it You can assign a special quick access action such as a macro or shortcut to each G key For details about how to assign a quick access action to a G key see Assigning commands to G keys buttons Once a G key has an action assigned to it you can press it when using the associated appl
93. ng check the Lighting effect box Next select either Cycle lighting to make the lighting rotate between the color options or Pulse lighting to make the lighting intensity pulse Then unless you re in On Board Memory mode if you want your device s lighting to switch off when you re not using the device check the Lighting sleep timer box and specify the number of minutes of inactivity after which the device s lighting will switch off e To have no dynamic effect so the device s lighting is a constant color uncheck the Lighting effect box As you change the settings your device s lighting effects change so you can see how they appear on your device Note t Depending on which gaming device you have lighting effects and some of the above color selection methods are not available Using the Customize Backlight Color View The Customize Backlight Color View or Lighting View on some devices in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features to set the color scheme for your gaming device To access the Customize Backlight Color View click the Customize backlight color icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen For the some devices clicking this icon actually displays the Profiles View where you can configure lighting colors as well as profiles see Using the Profiles View Using the Customize Backlight Color View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward
94. ng Software the default profile is Default Profile though you can set another profile to be the default The default profile is ideal if you want quick access assignments for your G keys buttons when you re not gaming For example you may want to be able to launch your most commonly used applications and websites with a single key press If you do just tailor the G key button assignments for the default profile to suit you It s entirely up to you whether you specify either or both of these profiles When making your decision it s important that you know the relationship between the persistent profile the default profile and the current application s profile If you specify a persistent profile then this is the current profile used at all times All other profiles are ignored If you don t specify a persistent profile then the current profile is the one linked to the current application if one has been already linked If you don t specify a persistent profile and no profile has been linked to the current application or if no application is running then the current profile is the default profile if one is specified See Io specify a persistent profile and To specify a default profile for instructions To specify a default profile 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking
95. ns the relevant program on your computer Email Web Media Player Calculator and My Computer In addition you can choose one of your device s M keys See Io assign a function A set of audio commands are available to be selected each of which has a specific function Mute unmute speakers mute unmute microphone Microphone gain increase Microphone gain decrease Sidetone increase Sidetone decrease Bass increase Bass decrease Treble increase Treble decrease and Advanced equalizer on off See o assign an audio command Voice avatars morphing commands are available to be selected each of which has a specific function Cyborg on off Troll on off Giant on off Alien on off Mutant on off Space squirrel on off Voice preview on off Voice pitch increase and Voice pitch decrease See To assign a voice avatars morphing command Standard Ventrilo commands are available to be selected each of which has a specific function Command 1 Command 2 Command 3 Mute unmute microphone Mute unmute sound and Push to talk See To assign a Ventrilo command Some devices have G Shift functionality enabling you to create a full set of alternative commands to be available when you press and hold the G Shift key button For details see Making G Shift assignments The button description of each G key button in the Image area of the Profiles View shows the current assignment for example Email As well as making the above assignments you
96. o the Profiles View Alternatively if you want to change or remove the G key button assignments see To remove or reassign a G key button assignment for details To remove or reassign a G key button assignment l 2 Notes Within the Logitech Gaming Software in the Profiles View select the correct profile in the Profiles area and choose the correct macro mode Do one of the following To unassign the G key button right click it in the Image area and select Unassign To return the G key button to its default assignment for that profile or associated game either right click it in the Image area or click its arrow and select Use Default To return the G key button to the generic command for that G key button on your device either right click it in the Image area or click its arrow and select Use Generic This returns it to its default Function key F key operation For example G1 will operate as F1 G2 will operate as F2 and so on To assign a different command to a G key button drag the command from the Commands area to the G key button in the Image area To reassign a command to a different G key button drag the assignment from one G key button to another in the Image area For a device with a mini joystick control you can right click one of its buttons in the Image area or click its arrow and choose to either Assign Joystick or Assign Mouse the mouse button is supported in LUA scripting or
97. ofiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Inthe Profiles area click the Import Export icon and select Import For some devices with on board profiles when you edit profile settings you can click the arrow next to the profile number and select Import The Import Profile dialog box is displayed 4 Locate and select the profile you want to import This can be a file of type xml or lgp or dat for an on board profile 5 Click Open The profile is imported and added to the Profiles area of the Profiles View Note r If a profile with that name already exists you can choose to overwrite it store both by renaming the imported profile or cancel the import You can then review and edit this profile for example to link it with the correct game on your computer See To edit a profile for details To export a profile l Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar In the Profiles area click the arrow beneath the profile or click the Import Export icon and select Export For some devices with on board profiles when you edit profile settings you can click the arrow next to the profile number and select Export Select the location and name of the file you want to create an
98. ointer Settings View contains these sections e Image area Provides a representation of your device e Profiles area displayed if you check the Enable per profile pointer settings box Here you can see all the profiles stored on your computer and on other devices connected to your computer e Pointer Settings area in the main part of the screen Control the way you want the mouse pointer to move including its DPI sensitivity and acceleration e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu The customization options are described in To change your pointer settings Using the Customize On Board Profile Settings View The Customize On Board Profile Settings View in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features to customize both the profile settings and the mouse button settings that are stored on your device Note t This is only available for the G300 and G600 In order to access the Customize On Board Profile Settings View make sure that On Board Memory not Automatic Game Detection is selected on the Home page To access the Customize On Board Profile Settings View click the Customize on board profile settings icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen Using the Customize On Board Profile Settings View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightfo
99. om which video files are available to play Whether you just want to play video files from just the top level folder selected or both that folder and its sub folders Picture viewer Specify e The folder holding the pictures shown when you display a slideshow e Whether you just want to include pictures from just the top level folder selected or both that folder and its sub folders Whether the pictures are displayed in sequence or a random order The display interval i e the time each picture is displayed The transition type between pictures for example fade or wipe Video player for Specify YouTube e Whether your feed browser loads multiple thumbnails per video or a single thumbnail if you choose multiple thumbnails you can also choose whether they blend smoothly The amount of system memory to be used to cache the thumbnail images The standard feed from which videos are shown for example Today Whether the applet reacts to special commands pasted to the clipboard and whether it plays URLs of YouTube videos copied to the clipboard Your gaming device has settings that are adjustable to suit you and your gaming Note Pointer settings help If your device does not have pointer settings please ignore this section Depending on the type of gaming device you have the pointer settings you can change may include the following DPI Sensitivity levels You can define up to five mouse sensitivi
100. op up menu Troubleshooting If you are experiencing difficulties with your gaming device or the Logitech Gaming Software check whether your problem is listed below If it is click for suggestions to help solve it e can t get my device to work at all e My G keys buttons aren t working properly e m having problems with my device s USB ports e don t hear sound from my headset e Others can t hear me when using my headset e I m having surround sound issues with my headset e Voice avatar morphing is unintelligible If you can t find what you re looking for in these topics try selecting Help Internet Latest Information or visiting the Logitech Support website I can t get my device to work at all e Make sure that your gaming device is correctly plugged into a full powered USB port this could be either one of your computer s integral USB ports or a USB hub with its own power supply Your device is unlikely to work if you connect it to a multi port USB hub that does not have its own power supply e I ry unplugging your device and then plugging it in again in case of a bad connection e Try plugging it into a different USB port just in case there s a problem with that port My G keys buttons aren t working properly Make sure that your computer is running Windows 8 Windows 7 Windows Vista or Windows XP with Service Pack 2 32 bit or 64 bit versions Support for your gaming
101. op when you press the G key button again In addition make sure the Delay milliseconds value is appropriate for example to repeat the text block every half a second specify 500 milliseconds Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the text block you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign an audio command 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe audio command you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so V Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed Select Audio in the left hand list Choose the appropriate command from the options shown Mute unmute speakers mute unmute microphone Microphone gain increase Microphone gain decrease Sidetone increase Sidetone decrease Bass increase Bass decrease Treble increase Treble decrease Advanced equalizer on off In the Repeat Options fields
102. orial 4 Record a quick macro Tutorial 4 Record a quick macro In this tutorial you will create a brand new profile and attach it to the standard Windows text editor program Notepad l 2 3 4 5 6 Launch the Notepad program for example from the Start All Programs Accessories menu You should notice that your device s display indicates that the profile Notepad created in Tutorial 1 is automatically started Press the M1 key to make sure you re in mode M1 Press the MR key The MR LED is lit and the display displays instructions to guide you through the recording process Press G4 Hold down Alt and then press O and F then release Alt This displays the Font dialog box Press MR to stop recording the macro The macro is assigned to the G4 key in M1 mode You can now test that your quick macro works by pressing G4 while using Notepad Doing so displays the Font dialog box If you launch or switch back to the Profiles View in the Logitech Gaming Software you ll notice that G4 has been given a quick macro label when the Notepad profile and M1 are selected LCD display help Your gaming device features an LCD display Note If your device does not have an integrated LCD display please ignore this section Your LCD display can show a wide range of useful and interesting material such as RSS feeds media details and incoming emails It also provides a G Series profile sector and depending on th
103. ose the appropriate command from the options shown Cyborg on off Troll on off Giant on off Alien on off Mutant on off Space squirrel on off Voice preview on off Voice pitch increase Voice pitch decrease Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the command you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a Ventrilo command 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe Ventrilo command you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so i Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed li Select Ventrilo in the left hand list ili Choose the appropriate command from the options shown Command 1 Command 2 Command 3 Mute unmute microphone Mute unmute sound or Push to talk iv Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the command you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of
104. ound sound switch G keys and volume and microphone controls See Using my headset for information Using the Customize Audio Experience View The Customize Audio Experience View in the Logitech Gaming Software offers features to tailor settings such as bass treble and volume to your preferences To access the Customize Audio Experience View click the Customize Audio Experience icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen Using the Customize Audio Experience View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Customize Audio Experience View contains these sections e Image area on the right hand side Provides a representation of your device e Levels area on the left hand side Control various audio settings including volume treble and bass e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu The customization options are described in To adjust audio experience levels l Note Several of these options can easily be switched on or off at a later date by assigning them to a G key button To adjust audio experience levels Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Customize Audio Experience View by clicking t
105. owing order because each tutorial is built upon the previous one e Tutorial 1 Create a new profile guides you through creating a brand new profile and linking it with a program on your computer in this tutorial the program is Notepad e Tutorial 2 Record a multi key macro shows you how to record a multi key command in this tutorial the command highlights and then deletes all the text within Notepad e Tutorial 3 Assign a command to a G key button and test it takes you through assigning the command created in Tutorial 2 to G1 and then making sure that it works correctly e Tutorial 4 Record a quick macro shows how to record a quick macro from within one of your programs in this tutorial the quick macro displays the Font dialog box within Notepad Tutorial 1 Create a new profile In this tutorial you will create a brand new profile and attach it to the standard Windows text editor program Notepad 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the icon on the Device bar In the Profiles area click the Create new profile icon The New Profile window is displayed In the Name field type Notepad In the Description field type Test Profile for the Notepad program O o A W N Locate and select the Windows Notepad executable file i Select Choose application from the drop down
106. plication settings icon on the Device bar 2 Click the G13 Mouse Emulation tab 3 Use the slider to select the cursor speed when the mouse emulation control is used 4 Click OK Note This feature is only available for G13 devices If you change the cursor speed you can restore the recommended original setting at any time by clicking the Default button To change G930 battery settings l 5 Notes DREVA Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change application settings icon on the Device bar Click the G930 Battery tab If you want a warning icon to be displayed in your computer s taskbar when your device s battery is very low check the Battery low tray icon notification box If you want an audible sound to be made when your device s battery is very low check the Battery low audible notification box The warning sound is repeated regularly until you recharge your device or it completely runs out of battery Click OK You can also see at a glance your device s remaining battery life by looking in the top left corner of the Logitech Gaming Software screen once you have chosen the device in the Device bar These features are only available if you have a G930 gaming device which has a battery To change G300 settings 1 Display the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box by clicking the Change application settings icon on the Device bar 2 Click the G30
107. pplement the original Software unless such update is accompanied by a separate license in which case the terms of that license will govern 2 License Grant and Restrictions Subject to the terms and conditions of this agreement Logitech grants to you a limited nonexclusive license to use one copy of the Software only with the Logitech product you have purchased or the Logitech service used by you You may not and you agree not to or to enable others to copy except as expressly permitted by this agreement decompile disassemble reverse engineer or attempt to derive the source code of or create derivative works of or an installer for the Software or any part thereof except as expressly permitted by applicable law You may make one copy of the Software for backup purposes solely for use with Logitech products you have purchased or Logitech services used by you provided that any copies must include all copyright or other proprietary notices contained on the original THE SOFTWARE IS NOT INTENDED FOR USE IN THE OPERATION OF NUCLEAR FACILITIES AIRCRAFT NAVIGATION OR COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEMS MEDICAL DEVICES OR OTHER EQUIPMENT IN WHICH THE FAILURE OF THE SOFTWARE COULD LEAD TO DEATH PERSONAL INJURY OR SEVERE PHYSICAL OR ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE 3 Transfer You may not and you agree not to or to enable others to sell re distribute rent lease or sublicense the Software except that if you purchased a Logitech product wit
108. r The Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen offers various icons You are not be able to see all of these icons as they are only available for the actions supported by your gaming device Below is the full list of icons and an explanation of each icon Logitech G ry LU J D Action Launches the Logitech website Shows your device If you have more than one supported gaming device plugged in the device currently selected is displayed Any settings you change in the Logitech Gaming Software will be applied to just this device To change seitings for a different device click the or gt button next to the device icon and choose the device you require Returns to the Logitech Gaming Software Home page showing an image of your gaming device Pressing Esc also re displays the Home page Displays the Profiles View used to create and maintain profiles for your games The icon shown on the Device bar depends on whether the device you have selected contains G keys or mouse buttons If your device has on board memory you may be able to store G key button settings on the device Displays the Customize LCD Display View used to control the information and material displayed on your device s LCD display Displays the Customize Pointer Settings View used to configure device pointer movement settings to suit you and your gaming If your device has on board memory you may be
109. rs settings area on the left hand side Here you can select a Voice Avatar and change voice morphing settings e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu For further details see To optimize Voice Avatars for your voice To optimize voice avatars for your voice Using voice avatars also Known as morphing simultaneously alters the pitch and timbre of your voice to make you sound like a completely different person There are six pre loaded voices to choose from Cyborg Troll Giant Alien Mutant Space Squirrel More voice avatars can be bought by clicking the Purchase additional voices button in the Customize Voice Avatars View Note Not all headsets support voice avatars If yours does not please ignore this topic To optimize the voice avatars 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Customize Voice Avatars View by clicking the Customize Voice Avatars icon on the Device bar 3 Select your voice pitch using the Adjust voice pitch drop down list It is important to select the voice pitch that best matches your voice to optimize the voice morphing algorithms for you There are six levels of pitch to choose from lowest lower low high higher highest Select the pitch
110. rward The Customize On Board Profile Settings View contains these sections e Image area Provides a representation of your device and gives access to viewing and changing profile commands e G Shift selector on the left hand side G600 only Choose whether the function assignment is for normal mode or G Shift mode e Select Mode area on the left hand side Specify which of the three modes you are making changes for and the mode colors e Pointer Settings area on the right hand side G300 only Control the way you want the mouse pointer to move including its DPI sensitivity see To set your on board pointer settings e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu The customization options are described in To set your on board profile function assignment settings l 10 Note To change your pointer settings Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar If available for your device on the Home page make sure you are changing settings for those stored on your computer Automatic Game Detection not those stored on your mouse On Board Memory Display the Customize Pointer Settings View by clicking the Customize pointer settings icon on the Device bar If your device can have more t
111. se function you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so i Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed li Select Mouse Function in the left hand list iii Choose the appropriate mouse function from the options shown Left Click Right Click Middle Click Back Forward Double Click DPI Up DPI Down DPI Shift Default DPI DPI Cycling Mode Switch G300 G600 G Shift G600 as well as for some devices Scroll Up Scroll Down Scroll Left and Scroll Right iv Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the mouse function you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a multi key macro l Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected If the multi key macro command you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so see Io record a multi key macro Click and drag the command you want to ass
112. t the G keys buttons assignments and other keys in your profile by pressing them as you would in the game and studying the key and time data Click OK when you have finished If you need to change the G keys buttons assignments or edit any macros you can do so see Assigning commands to G keys buttons and then test the profile again To edit a profile l 10 Note Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar Right click the profile in the Profiles area or click its arrow and select Properties The Profile Properties dialog box is displayed Edit the Name that you want to give the profile typically the game s name This name appears when you point the cursor at the profile in the Profiles area in the Profiles View and on your device s GamePanel display if your device has an LCD for five seconds when you launch a game with this profile linked to it Optionally enter a Description for example to clarify which version of the game the profile is set up for Choose additional executable file s for the game s application s that this profile is for To do so for each one click the icon and either i Select Add application from GamePanel from the drop down menu ii Launch or switch to the game so that it is the
113. t value is indicated by a blue diamond iii If you set up more than one DPI setting click the value to be the shift toggle value and click Assign Shift this can be the same as the default value The shift value is colored orange 5 Inthe Report Rate field select how many times per second the mouse reports its position to the computer s operating system Higher settings provide smoother more responsive pointer movement but also consume more CPU bandwidth For more information on these features see Pointer settings help r Headset help Your headset has settings that are adjustable to suit you and your gaming Note If your device is not a headset please ignore this section You can adjust various levels in the Logitech Gaming Software Not only can you change the treble bass and volume but you can alter the microphone input mute settings and the sidetone certain headsets only and even individually fine tune several frequency bands using a graphics equalizer See Using the Customize Audio Experience View Your gaming headset features rich surround sound capability as described in Using the Customize Surround Sound View Fun voice avatars are available for your selection and customization certain headsets only See Using the Customize Voice Avatars View for details Your headset is built with many features to improve comfort save time and enhance your gaming These may include headband adjustments a surr
114. than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 Ifthe media command you want to assign does not exist in the Commands area you need to create it To do so i Click the Create new command button The Command Editor dialog box is displayed li Select Media in the left hand list ili Choose the appropriate media command from the options shown Play Pause Stop Previous Track Next Track Volume Up Volume Down and Mute iv Click OK You return to the Profiles View 5 Click and drag the media command you want to assign from the Commands area to the G key button of your choice in the Image area This G key button is assigned the command and a small label is added to the image to indicate this To assign a mouse function 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar 3 Click the correct profile in the Profiles area and make sure that the correct macro mode for example M1 or colored zone for the G300 is selected 4 If the mou
115. the profile you want the new profile to be based on The profile is created and linked to the game s you chose If the Show profile activation notifications on the GamePanel display box is checked in the Logitech Gaming Software Options dialog box then when you launch the application the display shows the name of the profile that is activated In addition a padlock image is shown on the display if you checked the Lock profile while the game is running box All G key button assignments defined in this profile automatically become available when you re playing the game depending on your persistent profile settings You can now customize your G keys buttons See Assigning commands to G keys buttons for details To scan for new games l Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Profiles View by clicking the Customize G keys buttons icon on the Device bar In the Profiles area click the Scan For New Games icon The Scan For New Games dialog box is displayed and the software searches your computer for known games Any it finds are highlighted Select the games you want to automatically create a profile for and click OK You return to the Profiles View with the new profile s shown in the Profiles area What are persistent and default profiles As well as the profiles that can be linked individually
116. tion of the options available to configure your applets see Applet configuration options See To configure applets for details about changing the configuration of an applet To change your display options l Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar Display the Customize LCD Display View by clicking the Customize LCD display icon on the Device bar In the Display Options area choose the settings you require Option Explanation Application button will Choose whether you want the Application Button to e Switch to next applet When you press the Application Button the LCD switches to display the next applet without delay e List running applets When you press the Application Button the Finder is displayed listing the applets available for you to choose from You can then choose the applet you require See To choose which applet is displayed for details Brightness Contrast Use the slide controls to adjust these settings until you have optimal legibility These controls are only available if the brightness and contrast can be adjusted on your LCD display To choose which applets are available 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Customize LCD Display View by clicking t
117. ty DPI resolution settings to suit the games you play and the way you play them For example you may choose 400 800 1600 2400 and 3600 DPI if your mouse model allows this to give you greater flexibility in your gaming The choice is yours Switching between the various mouse sensitivity settings you ve configured while you re gaming is just a simple one button press This means you don t have to stop or even pause the action For example you may find some game situations benefit from a higher sensitivity setting just for that situation so you can switch to a higher setting temporarily To change the mouse sensitivity on the fly simply press the DPI Up button or DPI Down button Default and Shift DPI values Default the value to be used unless you choose to switch to an alternative value You can define a different default DPI setting for each of your games if you want to Shift the value to be used when you press and hold the DPI Shift mouse button during a game Typically this is set at a low DPI setting so that you can temporarily switch to a low DPI value for accuracy Once done when you release the mouse button you return to the previous DPI value Pointer acceleration With pointer acceleration switched on the mouse pointer increases speed when moving You may want to choose to have acceleration switched on when you use most applications on your computer so that when surfing the Internet or word processing you c
118. ualizer is on the advanced equalizer icon glows and the standard bass and treble controls are disabled You can easily switch the advanced equalizer on or off at a later date automatically using the settings you store here by assigning it to a G key button Using the Customize Surround Sound View The Customize Surround Sound View in the Logitech Gaming Software enables you to personalize the stereo and surround sound settings to suit you To access the Customize Surround Sound View click the Customize Surround Sound icon on the Device bar at the bottom of the Logitech Gaming Software screen Using the Customize Surround Sound View in the Logitech Gaming Software screen is intuitive and straightforward The Customize Surround Sound View contains these sections e Image area on the left hand side of the screen Provides a representation of your device e Surround Sound Mixer area on the right hand side of the screen Configure your surround sound settings e Device bar across the bottom Use this to change the device change the view as well as display the Logitech Gaming Software application settings and the Help menu Surround sound is described in Surround sound experience Surround sound experience r Surround sound puts you in the middle of the game world so you can hear other players movement and actions as well as game events as if they were happening all around you With surround sound switc
119. und is on by seeing if the Dolby Headphone logo in the Customize Surround Sound View is glowing If the logo is gray surround sound is not switched on 5 Read the date and time that surround sound was last detected in the Customize Surround Sound View in the Logitech Gaming Software If the date and time are not current the headset is not receiving surround sound content Close and re launch the game or movie when the headset is plugged in Make the headset the active and default audio output device in the operating system and application audio settings lf your headset comes with a cable with two standard 3 5mm mini jacks and a separate adaptor with input for the 3 5mm mini jacks and a USB output make sure you are using the USB adaptor to connect the headset to your computer if you only use the 3 5mm mini jacks surround sound is not available Configure the game or movie player audio settings to surround sound e g 5 1 or 7 1 In the operating system audio settings configure the device as a 7 1 speaker device Refer to the application s help menu for more information The game or movie may not output surround sound Try another game or movie Close and re launch the Logitech Gaming Software Uninstall and reinstall the Logitech Gaming Software and drivers Voice avatar morphing is unintelligible e Follow the pitch calibration instructions in the Customize Voice Avatars View in the Logitech Gaming Software e Adjust
120. vents and click Stop Recording when you ve finished check the Record delays between events box If you want the macro to run as fast as possible leave this box unchecked if your device has an LCD check the Display macro name on the GamePanel display box right click it in the Keystrokes list and select Delete right click the event before which you want the delay and select Insert Delay A 0 5 second delay is added which you can increase or decrease if necessary right click it in the Keystrokes list select Edit and change the delay amount right click it in the Keystrokes list and select Insert Mouse Event and choose the event you want to insert You can insert button down button click and button up events for the mouse s left button right button middle button and extra button as well as for the mouse wheel roll forward roll backward and click select one of the following e None if you do not want it to repeat e While pressed to make the it repeat as long as you hold down the G key button e Toggle to make it repeat automatically when you press the G key button and only stop when you press the G key button again Click OK to store the multi key macro and close the Command Editor dialog box Profiles tutorials The following tutorials are provided for users new to the Logitech Gaming Software to guide you through some of the basic procedures We recommend you work through the tutorials in the foll
121. vironment or automatically match the current M key mode USB ports Integrated USB ports enable you to easily connect other devices such as a joystick and headset or a memory stick For more details see Connecting devices to the USB hub Mini joystick You can use the four directional mini joystick when playing games as well as in other applications For more details see Using the mini joystick Battery Warnings are shown for devices containing batteries when they are running low on charge For more details see Checking the battery charge Headset features Your gaming headset is designed to be comfortable flexible and is feature rich For more details see Using my headset Customizing my device Even though your device is ready to use straight from the box one of its great strengths is that you can customize it to suit you and your gaming VOR Logitech gaming devices feature programmable G keys or buttons The default functionality of its G keys buttons are specified in the default profile Default Profile If your device has M keys they are labeled M1 M2 and so on You can customize the G keys buttons and M keys on an application specific basis using the Logitech Gaming Software The M keys let you program different sets of assignments for all of your G keys buttons At any given time the G keys are in one of the modes and the relevant LED M1 M2 and so on is lit to indicate the current mode To change mode si
122. y both X axis and Y axis settings You can type a number in the field s use the up and down arrows or drag the Sliders left and right For example you may want to choose a range from 400 DPI to 3600 DPI which you can switch between on the fly by pressing the DPI Up Down buttons to suit the application you are using or game you are playing iii If you set up more than one DPI setting click the value you want to be the default value and click Assign Default The default value is indicated by a blue diamond iv If you set up more than one DPI setting click the value to be the shift toggle value and click Assign Shift this can be the same as the default value The shift value is colored orange In the Report Rate field select how many times per second the mouse reports its position to the computer s operating system Higher settings provide smoother more responsive pointer movement but also consume more CPU bandwidth If you want the mouse pointer to increase speed when moving check the Acceleration box If you are changing settings for more than one profile you are prompted to choose whether the settings you ve changed are to be applied to all the profiles you ve selected For example if you ve changed DPI Sensitivity Levels and the Report Rate you are prompted to confirm that you want to change all the selected profiles settings If the settings you change are for specific profiles then when the active profile isn t one of
123. ying games and when using other applications Its features include e A four direction mini joystick e Three buttons Two are next to the joystick and the other is activated by pressing down on top of the mini joystick itself e You can assign macros keystrokes functions and so on to any of the joystick s buttons and directional movements in the Same way as you would for any G key For information on assigning macros and other commands to G keys and buttons see Assigning commands to G keys buitons Note Using my headset If your device is not a headset please ignore this section Your gaming headset puts you in the center of your gaming action It features some or all of the following Note Behind the head design that relieves pressure and keeps you comfortable for hours and can be adjusted to suit you See Adjusting the headband Flexible noise canceling microphone cuts background noise and rotates out of the way when you re not using it See Microphone placement and Microphone mute Intuitive volume roller See Volume roller The programmable G keys give you one touch control over in game elements like music chat and voice morphing for instance so you can skip to the next music track or push to talk even when you re away from the keyboard See Assigning commands to G keys buttons The 7 1 surround sound puts you right where you want to be See Surround sound switch Depending on the model it connects e
124. your device does not support backlight colors please ignore this section Depending on the type of gaming device you have you can choose a color scheme that determines its backlighting or lighting effects such as its e G keys e LCD display e Other keys and buttons e Color cycling or pulsing Color schemes are assigned separately to each M key or mode to reflect the mode your gaming device is operating in When you press an M key to change modes the color scheme changes to reflect the new mode This helps you know intuitively what mode you are in For further details see Using the Customize Backlight Color View and To change your backlight colors To change your backlight colors and lighting effects 1 Within the Logitech Gaming Software if you have more than one gaming device choose the relevant one using the Device Selector on the Device bar 2 Display the Customize Backlight Color View by clicking the Customize backlight color icon on the Device bar For some devices this is called the Lighting View 3 Choose between having the same lighting colors effects for all profiles or having different lighting effects for every profile e f you want the backlight settings and lighting effects to apply to all profiles leave the Enable per profile backlight settings box unchecked For some devices in On Board Memory mode this check box is not available e Alternatively if you want the backlight settings and lighting

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