User manual TECO CA 200

[. . . ] To ensure optimal performance we do recommend plugging the mouse directly to system USB port and not a USB HUB. During customization, the Sentinel Advance must be connected to the computer system. Do not remove the mouse during customization. 2 3 05 WWW. TECO. COM LAN-friendly Driverless Setup LAN-friendly and Driver-free As a LAN-friendly gaming mouse, the Sentinel Advance is driver-free; enabling you to bring your mouse to LAN-parties, internet cafes, and other out-of-home locations without extra system installation. Setup: Copying Source Files For driverless freedom, simply copy the files from the Storm Tactic AP Software CD, and paste the application files in to a removable drive of your choice. Please make sure that the files are copied on to the local hard disk at the new destination before launching the software. [. . . ] The application will automatically create three folders in the local drive ­ "Firmware", "Images" and "Library" to store your tactical settings. Launching the Application To launch application, double click on TECO. EXE, and Storm Tactic setup page will appear, choose Driverless Execution and the application will search and load initial mouse settings into the Sentinel Advance. Optimize Sensor Set your sensor to perform under office/casual gaming or pro gaming mode, during data exchange the top of the Sentinel Advance will flash, please wait few seconds for the application to load. For office use please choose casual gaming option. The Sentinel Advance is not connected to system 06 WWW. TECO. COM Hardware Control Switch your DPI mechanically with the Sentinel Advance Step 1: Press Down Press DPI [-] switch down for 3 seconds to activate mechanical DPI switch mode. LED Tech will flash during mechanical DPI switch mode. Note: The Octoshade Step 2: Roll the mouse roller forward to increase DPI. Roll the mouse roller backward to decrease DPI. Roll DPIDPI+ Step 3: Press X Press IE Back button to configure X indepedantly. Press IE Forward button to configure Y indepedantly. Press Y Step 4: Press DPI [-] switch and release to exit mechanical DPI switch mode. . Press / Release 07 WWW. TECO. COM Main Control Configuring your Storm Tactic AP Software Main Control The main control allows users to have full control over DPI levels, intrinsic mouse settings, and programmable button assignments. After configuration is complete, you can safeguard all your settings inside the 64KB Sentinel-XTM Onboard Memory; all settings are manageable within the gaming profile system. Note: All settings can be stored internally, allowing applied settings to be utilized on another computer without the Storm Tactic AP Software installed. Main Control Modules: Button Assignment DPI Level Control Motion Sensitivity USB Report Rate Game Profiles 08 WWW. TECO. COM Main Control Button Assignments From the drop down menu, you can re-define each button based on your own preference. In addition to buttons re-assignment, there are also various functions to utilize such as scripts, macros, rapid fire mode, multimedia and internet functions. Note: To assign scripts and macros to a specific button, you must first record macro or script in the corresponding menu of your selection. General Button Assignments Disable: L-Button R-Button M-Button IE Forward IE Back DPI [+] DPI [-] Cyclic DPI [+] Cyclic DPI [[-] Macro Script 1 - 6 Profile Switch Standard Profile User Profile 1-4 Profile [+] Profile [-] Motion On/Off DPI Level 1-4 Switches the mouse button off Left Click Right Click Scroll Wheel Click Select the next previously selected program or website Select the previous program or website Increases DPI resolution Decrease DPI resolution DPI resolution loop increase DPI resolution loop decrease Assigns preset macro to button Assigns preset script to button Profile Switch: Switch to next profile Jump to standard profile Jump to selected user profile Jump to next profile Jump to previous profile Turns mouse motion on and off Jumps to the DPI Level of choice 09 WWW. TECO. COM Main Control Advanced Button Assignments Keyboard This option is made to emulate keyboard commands; single or compound short-cuts can be inserted and assigned to memory. The process is as follows. Step 1 Image: Step 1: Choose a button and select "Keyboard" from the drop down menu. Step 2: Input the command by keyboard. (Clear input by clicking icon C ) Step 2 Image: Step 3: Press Apply to activate new setting. Multimedia Sentinel Advance can also emulate Multimedia (Human Interface Device, HID) by specific code. With ability to have manageable time delays between each command users can have full control and conveniently assign macros to buttons 3-7 on each profile of the Sentinel Advance. Create New Macro Load Exisiting Macro PROFILE:2 BUTTON [3] Creating a Macro Under the "Macro" menu click NEW to create a brand new macro, or LOAD to edit a preset macro previously assigned to a button. 15 16 WWW. TECO. COM Macro Recording and Editing A Macro Recording Move the cursor to the "record area", click on Start Record to record keyboard and mouse instructions. After you've finished recording, click Stop Record to enable macro editing mode. After you've finished recording, click Stop Record to enable script editing mode. Note: After recording, users can edit each "Script Line" by selecting the recorded data in the left column. D "Insert" By activating this function, keyboard and mouse input recordings will be inserted after the selected "Script Line" of your choice. E Navigating Script Data Priorities: Click Move Up & Move Down to alter "Script Line" position B "With time" By activating this function, the time duration of each button press, button release and time intervals between each command will be automatically registered and recorded. F Script Data Removal: Click DELETE, to remove the selected "Script Line". G Command Script Insert Script command line allows users to add programming commands with the activation of multimedia (HID) functions. Press ADD to add to the last line of "Script Line" or INSERT to insert it under the selected "Script Line" of choice. C Edit Script Data and Time Delay: Double click on the "Script Line" and edit data assignments and time delays. F E C A B D G H Note: To run "2-phase" and "Multi-stage" execution "Stop", "Pause" is required within the instruction time line. H There are 8 execution methods: Loop (released): The recorded script will be executed repeatedly when the assigned button is released. One shot (released): The recorded script will be executed once when the assigned button is released. One shot (press): The recorded script will be executed once when the assigned button is pressed. Loop (hold): The recorded script will be executed when the assigned button is pressed, release to stop the execution. Loop (press): The recorded script will be executed repeatedly when the assigned button is pressed. 2-phase: If there is a "pause" command in the recorded script, when the assigned gaming button is pressed, the script will be executed and stop on the "pause" command, release for the button the execution continue. [. . . ] 2-phase: If there is a "pause" command in the recorded script, when the assigned gaming button is pressed, the script will be executed and stop on the "pause" command, release for the button the execution continue. Multi-stage (press): If there are several "pause" commands in the recorded script, when the assigned gaming button is pressed, the script will be executed and stop on the "pause" command, press the button again for the execution to continue, it will stop on the command before the next "pause". Multi-Stage (released): If there are several "pause" commands in the recorded script, when the assigned gaming button is released, the script will be executed and stop on the "pause" command, release the button again for the execution continue, it will stop on the command before the next "pause". 21 19 WWW. TECO. COM The Library: This library function allows you to save macro & script to your local hard disk. A B C D The Step as following: A. Select the file in the "MACRO LIBRARY" that you want to download to mouse 3. [. . . ]