What does "enable smart move" mean on M-525 wireless pointer mean?
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I didn't know the answer either, but found the following that looks right. When a popup occurs, for example during installation of software, it may ask you a "Yes" or "No" question. Smart move moves the mouse directly to the popup box, typically the "Yes". This way, regardless of where your cursor is, it will move across the whole screen in an instant, directly to that pop up box
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Smart Move moves the mouse pointer over the default button on dialog boxes. For example, if you selected a file in Explorer, right clicked on it to display a menu and selected Delete the pointer will appear over the Yes button. Similarly, if you selected Edit/Replace in an Editor, the Replace dialog box would appear with the mouse button over the default button. Smart Move saves time when you are repeating the same operation multiple times such as a Find or Replace in your editor.
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I get the same from time to time. Remember it is wirelessly sending the information to your device. If moved to far it hasn't a signal thus the dashes.
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OK, it clearly states under the first paragraph of the Product Description section: "Plus a wireless multimedia remote, with a built-in mini-keyboard and mouse, is included, enabling you to browse the web wirelessly from the comfort of your chair or sofa." And, in the "At A Glance" section, the last item reads "Compact handheld wireless multimedia remote with a built-in mini-keyboard and mouse" So. where is my included remote?? Had anyone gotten one?
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Yes, also remember to download the latest software for the mouse @ http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/wireless-mouse-m510?section=downloads&bit;=64&osid;=23&selectedFile;=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.logitech.com%2Fpub%2Ftechsupport%2Fmouse%2Fsetpoint6.61.15_smart.exe
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it is using a standard wireless or WI-FI. USB port is available for removeable memory card.
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Not that I'm aware of. I was under the impression it was manual select to begin with but it's not it automatically goes to the device that's on.
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Yes. However, you need to turn off the safety feature first (the option will pop-up when you try to program while moving).
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Sorry, my mouse is not wireless so I can't answer that. I don't like to click and have nothing happen or have the battery die at inopportune times.
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I think what Mark means, the Scanner does not work wirelessly with Snow Leopard. I am sure it will work fine when connected via USB.
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Yes and no. When the device is connected you can find it under Devices and Printers in the control panel. If you right-click on the correct mouse, (i.e not your regular mouse), go to properties, Then the hardware tab, then you can click on change settings and from there you should be able to change of the pointer. From my experience it only changes the speed of the mouse for the specific device, it should not affect your other hardware. Hope this helps!
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It's an open close sensor. I have mine set up with Smartthing hub. You set the hub to arm / disarm. Once you install the sensor, that's it. Now it's between your smart phone and hub. Hope this helps.
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The documentation states that it supports auto MDI-X, auto speed negotiation, flow control, and 802.1p priority queuing. Also, 802.3af and 802.3at (PoE). 1000Base-T full-duplex. Store and forward method. Nothing more is stated other than the contact info. support@dual-comm.com or 925-658-4824. Its benefit to me is the ease of operation since there is no administrative functions. The USB power compatibility is also a great feature.
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I beleive there is a delay and it will only alert if there's motion from my experience. I'm not using it right now because of too much traffic so I can't be too specific. So intentionally no.
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The device is activated by a switch on the handle. The location is convenient to use while holding the device in a normal manner.
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I don't understand your question about enabled. But this product is ready to use.
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Garmin is no longer telling you what receiver they are putting in their devices. On my older 260, I found it by doing this: Go to Tools / Settings / System / About. If your GPS software version number has a "b" as a suffix, it's Bravo. An "m" means it's MTK.
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Yes, any addition, removal or changes to wireless equipment requires you to go into programming mode for the zones. If you don't have your installer code, you can probably get it from your security monitoring company.