What is the function of each of the four control buttons and are there any commands that require more than one button be pressed at a time?
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if you press just once, they are "privious" "play/pause" "next" "mode"(I don't know what this is). If you press and hold, they are "volume down" "answer the phone" "volume up" "connect".
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Play/pauseSkip forward trackSkip back trackAnd Bluetooth buttonIf u hold the skip track buttons it is also for volume up(skip forward) and volume down(back a track)
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Hi Mindcontrol, MDRXB50AP is better because it does have multi function button. Thanks. &gt;joffrey
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Windows will only recognize 5 buttons. The others you'd have to program in the mouse software to duplicate keyboard keys, like F1 to F12. This is true for all the mmo mice with lots of buttons. In addition, you can program macros to each button. For example, you could program one of the mmo7 buttons to simultaneously click on the target and activate a keypress like F12 (then bind "grenade throw" to F12 in the game), and voila, you have a mouse-over-target single-click grenade throw. Again, you can do the same thing with most high-end gaming/mmo mice.
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I think the four buttons are menu, up, down, enter. Push the Menu until you get the desired color/effect then hit enter. You may have to hit the Menu Button, then see the change then hit the Up and Down until you see the desired effect. When you find the one you want, then hit Enter for it to stick. The A_1thru7 (i think, it may be 8 or 9) will do the various colors and mixes like 1 is red, 2 is blue, etc. Whne you click on the s1 or s2 that is sound sensitive and will react according to Sound. S1 1 will be red, s1_2 will be blue...etc. Remember to hit Enter for the Effect mix to stick when you find it. Hope that helps. I think the four buttons are menu, up, down, enter. Push the Menu until you get the desired color/effect then hit enter. You may have to hit the Menu Button, then see the change then hit the Up and Down until you see the desired effect. When you find the one you want, then hit Enter for it to stick. The A_1thru7 (i think, it may be 8 or 9) will do the various colors and mixes like 1 is red, 2 is blue, etc. Whne you click on the s1 or s2 that is sound sensitive and will react according to Sound. S1 1 will be red, s1_2 will be blue...etc. Remember to hit Enter for the Effect mix to stick when... » Read More I think the four buttons are menu, up, down, enter. Push the Menu until you get the desired color/effect then hit enter. You may have to hit the Menu Button, then see the change then hit the Up and Down until you see the desired effect. When you find the one you want, then hit Enter for it to stick. The A_1thru7 (i think, it may be 8 or 9) will do the various colors and mixes like 1 is red, 2 is blue, etc. Whne you click on the s1 or s2 that is sound sensitive and will react according to Sound. S1 1 will be red, s1_2 will be blue...etc. Remember to hit Enter for the Effect mix to stick when you find it. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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Yes you can reprogram the buttons to certain options listed in the software, but the Storm tactic button (thumb button on the side) you can't change it for another function; however, Storm Tactics button allows you to set combinations built to offer 32 extra button outputs for macros, scripts, rapidfire which is useful for mmo games. There is a profile switcher button underneath the scroll wheel as well.
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They are prgramable with the ability to do more then one button at a time so you could program Ctrl+c to copy as a button. Only problem I had was making the shift key function as a programble button such as Ctrl but you can program the shift functions and it works with shift key then.
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Well there technically are 11 buttons on the mouse. the regular left and right click. you can also click the mouse wheel down, left and also right. then there is the button in the right side. and the 3 on the left. the last two are the dpi up and down buttons. as for the software i don't know where that can be programmed. you can probably get a program to do it tho.
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There is a tone button and a separete shock button. So you can choose which function you would like to use.
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There are three buttons. The top one is for programming pitch &/or telecoil. The other two control the volume. It has worked better for me than Hearing Aids that cost much more.
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hitting two buttons at the same time will turn the timer off -read directions to determine which two. I don't remember. and don't have the timer in front of me.
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They're set to 1-0, -, and =. the g-shift key makes them act as ctrl+those same buttons. The mouse's on board memory also allows these buttons to be changed via the software on one system, but the mouse itself will remember the changes so that you may plug and play on another system with your changed button layout.
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depends i guess on what you are going to 'scroll' in. the four buttons can be programmed, and there is a 'universal scroll' function in the button menu that can be set to the buttons. i use it mostly on a windows 98 with word 97 - legacy - works just fine for me - but anything up the windows scale i don't know about. apple, i am not acquainted with. if you are buying it 'bare bones,' then Logitech should still have the download in the trackball section. check for compatibility. to me, the best trackball ever, with a few minor exceptions. why Logitech discontinued it i have no idea. it was the pointing device of the year when it first came out in several magazines. depends i guess on what you are going to 'scroll' in. the four buttons can be programmed, and there is a 'universal scroll' function in the button menu that can be set to the buttons. i use it mostly on a windows 98 with word 97 - legacy - works just fine for me - but anything up the windows scale i don't know about. apple, i am not acquainted with. if you are buying it 'bare bones,' then Logitech should still have the download in the trackball section. check for compatibility. to me, the best trackball ever, with a few minor exceptions. why Logitech discontinued it i have no idea. it was... » Read More depends i guess on what you are going to 'scroll' in. the four buttons can be programmed, and there is a 'universal scroll' function in the button menu that can be set to the buttons. i use it mostly on a windows 98 with word 97 - legacy - works just fine for me - but anything up the windows scale i don't know about. apple, i am not acquainted with. if you are buying it 'bare bones,' then Logitech should still have the download in the trackball section. check for compatibility. to me, the best trackball ever, with a few minor exceptions. why Logitech discontinued it i have no idea. it was the pointing device of the year when it first came out in several magazines. « Show Less
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It is controlled by 12 different movements plus the button. A quick search on YouTube will give you a better idea than any explanation I can offer.
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Each of the four buttons has 3 options. Not sure if that makes any difference in the speed. Didn't last long enough to experiment with.
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Yes. Three buttons have three functions. You tap mode button until you get to function you want the single tap the preset.
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The Logitech gaming mouse software that allow you to program buttons does include volume up and volume downin the Button functions - which are the easiest items to assing to buttons. ( not that the other item - Keystrokes and MAcros are much harder)I am using gaming software version 8.46. having 16 Button functions; the ability to assign keystrokes to a button and the ability to assign macros to a button. ( should pretty much allow you to do anything you like with a mouse button)
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No programable buttons , just the equivalent of a mouse right / left buttons; however the buttons functions can be performed by long pressure (right button) or double click (left one); this function can be tuned to individual preferences.