User's Manual

RC240 3D Mouse Presenter V1.3

There are 8 rows for 8-directional motion commands. You may enter

up to 3 key codes for each command on the first to the third column

as specified Code 1, Code 2 and Code 3 respectively. Use mouse to

left-click on the field you want to enter the hotkey code. Type from

your keyboard for up to 3 fields, one code for one field. The single key

(like B, D, etc.) or the combinational key (like Alt-F4, Alt-V, etc.)

could be entered in each field. Also enter the description of each

motion key at the fourth column. This description will be show on the

OSD (On Screen Display) when you activate the Motion Hotkey.

Hotkeys for PowerPoint

Before defining your own Hotkey codes, you should be aware of the

principal of the Hotkey.

When PowerPoint is in the Slide Show mode, key in letter “B” from the

keyboard will turn the screen to black. If you are using the Hotkey

Setting as shown on the dialog of Page 14, a letter “B” is in Code 1

field of the first row, “Right + ↑”. When you use the ↑Motion key

(described in the following section),

aimMaster™ Pro

will send out a

keyboard code, “B” to PowerPoint for you. Then PowerPoint changes

the whole screen into black accordingly.

When PowerPoint is in the Normal View mode (not in the Slide Show

mode), if you enter the composite key, pressing the ALT key with the

letter “V”, you select the “View” command. When you then enter the

letter “D”, you choose the “Slide Sorter” tab. PowerPoint enters the

Slide Sorter view.

If you are using the Hotkey Setting as shown on the dialog of Page 14,

the 3

row, the “Right + ” motion key, will send out “ESC”, “Alt+V”

and “D” keys for you. PowerPoint will change from the “Slide Show

Mode” through “Normal View Mode”, and then to the “Slide Sorter