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3Dconnexion CadMouse Properties Panel

You can access the 3Dconnexion Properties panel via the icon in your notification area (systray), 3D

Mouse Home (on your desktop) or by selecting

launched by pressing the Radial Menu Button on the top of the CadMouse).

Speed

This slider sets the overall speed for your CadMouse.

Note: The CadMouse

speed slider sets speed globally for all applications.

Advanced Settings

This is where you can configure specific CadMouse settings.

Buttons

The Buttons panel within 3Dconnexion Properties allows you to assign commands, Macros or Radial

Menus to the CadMouse buttons.

The active application is displayed at the top left of the panel and any changes made are only applied to

that application. This allows you to configure your CadMouse individually for each of your applications.

Environment sensitivity

Some applications feature environment sensitive button mapping.

In those applications you can have different button assignments depending on the current active

environment. More information can be found in the application specific help sections of the affe

applications:

3Dconnexion CadMouse Properties Panel

You can access the 3Dconnexion Properties panel via the icon in your notification area (systray), 3D

Mouse Home (on your desktop) or by selecting properties from the radial menu (by default this is

launched by pressing the Radial Menu Button on the top of the CadMouse).

This slider sets the overall speed for your CadMouse.

speed slider sets speed globally for all applications.

This is where you can configure specific CadMouse settings.

The Buttons panel within 3Dconnexion Properties allows you to assign commands, Macros or Radial

The active application is displayed at the top left of the panel and any changes made are only applied to

that application. This allows you to configure your CadMouse individually for each of your applications.

Some applications feature environment sensitive button mapping.

In those applications you can have different button assignments depending on the current active

environment. More information can be found in the application specific help sections of the affe

You can access the 3Dconnexion Properties panel via the icon in your notification area (systray), 3D

properties from the radial menu (by default this is

The Buttons panel within 3Dconnexion Properties allows you to assign commands, Macros or Radial

The active application is displayed at the top left of the panel and any changes made are only applied to

that application. This allows you to configure your CadMouse individually for each of your applications.

In those applications you can have different button assignments depending on the current active

environment. More information can be found in the application specific help sections of the affe

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Summary of content (9 pages)

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3Dconnexion CadMouse Properties Panel You can access the 3Dconnexion Properties panel via the icon in your notification area (systray), 3D Mouse Home (on your desktop) or by selecting properties from the radial menu (by default this is launched by pressing the Radial Menu Button on the top of the CadMouse). Speed This slider sets the overall speed for your CadMouse. Note: The CadMouse speed slider sets speed globally for all applications.
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Autodesk Inventor Siemens NX PTC Creo Parametric Siemens Solid Edge Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Assigning "Quick Macros" to buttons To quickly assign a keystroke or macro to a button, simply click on the text in the button field and press the required key or key combination. For example, in the screenshot below, clicking on "CTRL+A" would make the field active and the next keyboard command pressed would be assigned to button number 1.
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The flyout window allows you to browse or search for commands in different categories such as 3Dconnexion or application commands. When you select a command by clicking on it, it is automatically assigned to the CadMouse button: Using the Live Search field You can search for specific commands by typing text into the Live Search field. Only commands (and their parent categories) which contain the text sequence you enter are shown in the flyout window.
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This brings up the Radial Menu Editor where you can assign a name and commands to the different sections. Your new Radial Menu will be automatically assigned to the button from where you opened the panel. Enabling "Gestures" allows commands mapped to the radial menu to be executed by moving the cursor past the desired command, without having to click the radial menu button. Creating Macros To create a new Macro, expand the "Macro" category and click on "New Macro".
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Editing and deleting user defined Radial Ra Menus and Macros To edit or delete a user defined Macro or Radial Menu, Click on the corresponding pencil (edit) or cross (delete) icons in the button mapping flyout window: Note: These icons are only available for user-created user Macros and Radial Menus. enus. 3Dconnexion pre predefined Macros and Radial Menus cannot be edited or deleted. CadMouse Advanced Settings Select "Advanced Settings" from the first panel of the 3Dconnexion properties window.
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Lines: Select the number of lines scrolled when the mouse wheel is moved 1 increment. One page / one screen: Moving the mouse wheel 1 increment will will scroll to the next/previous page. Wheel inertia: If the mouse wheel is scrolled rapidly the screen will keep scrolling until the mouse wheel is moved in the opposite direction 1 increment. This is useful for scrolling through long pages of text in documents and browsers.
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Easy Pairing Pairing your 3Dconnexion wireless products to your Universal Receiver couldn´t be any easier: first download and install the latest version of 3DxWare 10. After selecting Universal Receiver, click Add device and follow the instructions of the dialog window.
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FCC Caution § 15.19 Labelling requirements. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. § 15.21 Information to user. Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. § 15.
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IC Caution. This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause interference, and (2) This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.