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USER MANUAL M7 GIGABYTE

GIGABYTE M6980X laser gaming mouse is one of most popular choice of GIGABYTE gaming series. The combination of 6000dpi, 1000rps report rate and 30G acceleration provide a very accurate basis for gaming. GHOST™ Macro Engine of 8KB on-board memory supports 3 gaming profiles stored on the mouse. Having personal macro settings portable with the mouse allow users to load their profiles on any computers. Equipped for gamer, GIGABYTE M6980X upgrades your level in game play!

Feature yy 6000DPI Laser Gaming Sensor yy GHOST™ Macro Engine yy Gaming-grade Tracking Capability up to 12000FPS

yy On-the-fly DPI Switching yy Streamlined ergonomic design yy 7 (+2) customizable buttons, 3profiles

Middle Click and 4 ways scrolling On-the-fly DPI adjustment

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ENGLISH Introduction

810dpi / 1620dpi / 3240dpi (customizable 400~6000dpi adjustment via GHOST™ Engine)

Red: Profile1 / Green: Profile2 / Blue: Profile3 (customized color lighting via GHOST™ Engine)

Important information

Long period of repetitive motion using an improperly set-up workplace, or incorrect body posture may be associated with physical discomfort and injury to nerves, tendons and muscles.

Please DO NOT directly look into the laser beam.

GHOST™ Macro Engine supports Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows 7. Install the software to assign buttons and set up your personal profile.

 BUTTON ASSIGN User can assign various functions to buttons from both “BASIC FUNCTION” and “MACRO SCRIPTS”. All you have to do is drag the function icon and simply drop to the button you would like to assign. Remember that you may edit each macro script in the “MACRO EDITING” tab.

There are three default color LED lights (red/green/blue) on the panel which indicate three different profiles set up by users. Each individual profile can be assigned various settings to 9 customizable buttons. Moreover, you can also change the color of LED light for each profile. (There are 7 colors and a light-off mode to choose from). -3-

 MACRO EDITING ENGLISH The macro editing tab allows you easily to record all the commands, including key bindings and the press of mouse button.

Each single macro also can be imported and exported onto your hard disk for further usage. Start with: Step 1 Click “Record the duration or intervals” if you’d like to record intervals between two commands. Step 2 Double-click “Cycle through selection of action mode” to change the execute mode. Step 3 Click “Record” to start creating a macro and recording all the keystrokes or mouse commands. Step 4 Click “Stop” to finish recording this macro when a macro is done. Step 5 You can also insert additional commands on the “Quick-insert bar” left. Step 6 After recording a macro, you may drag commands of the macro and drop into “On-board script” to store this macro on the mouse. Step 7 Double-click on the macro scrip to rename this macro. Moreover, you may also change icon of your personal macro through clicking “change icon”. Step 8 Come back to “Button Assign” tab, the macro you had built would become one application of “Macro scrip” in this tab. -4-

Cycle through selection of action mode yy Execute once:

To execute a macro once. yy Loop mode: Re-pressing to stop: Executing a macro continuously, and re-pressing the assigned button to stop the running macro. yy Fire-button mode: Executing a macro continuously until you release the assigned button. Export To export your macro to the PC. Import To import a macro to the macro editing in GHOST engine application program. Re-edit the macro Dragging the macro script back to macro editing allows you to re-edit this macro.

Record the duration or intervals (Time lag) If this function is marked, it allows you to record the intervals between two commands.

As default setting, there are three sensitivity stages: 810, 1620, and 3240DPI (dots per inch). You can set up preferred sensitivity value of three sensitivity stages, then you can simply adjust through on-the-fly switch. Check “set X and Y axis separately” option to adjust X-Y sensitivity levels. Report rate The report rate determines the time intervals that your PC retrieves data from your mouse. You can set the report rate to 125Hz (8ms), 250Hz (4ms), 500Hz (2ms), or 1000Hz (1ms) by moving the knob on the slider. Scrolling You can adjust vertical & horizontal scroll wheel speed by moving the knob on the slider.

Pro-Laser Gaming Sensor