SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP - Mouse COOLER MASTER - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wired Gaming Mouse
Model	SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP
Brand	Cooler Master
Dimensions (L x W x H)	125 x 67 x 38 mm
Weight	98 g (without cable)
Cable Length	1.8 m braided cable
Sensor Type	Optical (PMW3325 or similar)
DPI Range	200 – 10000 DPI (adjustable in steps)
Number of Buttons	7 programmable buttons
Switch Type	Omron switches (20 million clicks) or equivalent
Polling Rate	1000 Hz (1 ms response)
Lighting	RGB LED (customizable zones)
Onboard Memory	Yes, for profile storage
Connection Interface	USB-A
Power Source	USB bus powered (5V DC)
Compatibility	Windows, macOS, Linux (limited)
Software	Cooler Master MasterPlus+ (optional)
Cleaning	Wipe with dry cloth; do not use liquids
Safety Warnings	Avoid exposure to moisture; keep away from magnets
Spare Parts	Mouse feet, cable, grips available via Cooler Master support
Repairability	Limited user-serviceable parts; contact support for issues

Frequently Asked Questions - SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP COOLER MASTER

How do I adjust the DPI on the SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP mouse?

Press the DPI cycle button located on the top or bottom of the mouse to switch between preset DPI levels. You can also customize DPI settings using the Cooler Master MasterPlus+ software.

Is the SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP mouse compatible with Mac OS?

Yes, the mouse is plug-and-play on macOS for basic functions. However, advanced features like custom button mapping and RGB lighting require the MasterPlus+ software, which is only available for Windows.

How do I clean the mouse and maintain its performance?

Unplug the mouse and gently wipe the exterior with a soft, dry cloth. For the sensor and crevices, use compressed air. Avoid using alcohol or abrasive cleaners as they may damage the coating.

What do the RGB lights on my mouse indicate?

By default, RGB lighting cycles through colors. You can customize lighting effects, brightness, and color per zone using the Cooler Master MasterPlus+ software. Lighting may also reflect your DPI preset if configured.

How many programmable buttons does the SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP have and how do I assign functions?

The mouse has 7 programmable buttons. To assign functions, install the MasterPlus+ software, select the mouse, and remap buttons to keyboard keys, macros, or DPI adjustments.

Why is my mouse cursor jumping or not tracking smoothly?

Check the surface: use a mouse pad. Clean the sensor lens with compressed air. Ensure the DPI setting is appropriate for your resolution. If problem persists, reinstall the mouse driver in Device Manager.

Can I use the mouse while it is charging?

This mouse is wired and does not have a rechargeable battery. It receives power directly via the USB cable, so it works continuously when connected.

Is there onboard memory for saving profiles?

Yes, the SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP has onboard memory that stores up to 5 profiles including DPI settings, button mappings, and lighting effects for use without software.

What is the expected lifespan of the mouse switches?

The left and right buttons use Omron switches rated for 20 million clicks. Other buttons use standard tactile switches with similar longevity under normal use.

How do I download the user manual for the SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP?

Visit the Cooler Master support website or the product page on notice-facile.com. Enter your model number and choose your language to download the PDF manual for free.

USER MANUAL SGM-4000-KLLN1-GP COOLER MASTER

Complies with 21 CFR 1040.10 and 104.11 except for deviations pursuant to Laser Notice No. 50, dated June 24, 2007

INVISIBLE LASER RADIATION

DO NOT VIEW DIRECTLY WITH

OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS

CLASS 1M LASER PRODUCT

CMSTORM INFERNO

INFERNO

GAMING MOUSE

4000 DPI Precision Laser Sensor Advanced Storm MacroPro™ Key Storm Tactics™ Multiplier key Onboard Sentinel-X™ 128Kb

Package Contents

1

Inferno

Gaming Mouse

2

Storm Tactic AP Software

CMSTORM INFERNO OUTLOOK

Mechanical Buttons

ShadeMorphert™ LED Tech

DPI Display System

Storm Tactical™ Sensor

A	Button 1	Left Click
B	Button 2	Right Click
C	Button 3	Middle Button/ Scroll Wheel
D	Button 4	Side Button (IE, Forward)
E	Button 5	Side Button (IE, Backward)
F	Button 6	DPI +
G	Button 7	DPI -
H	Button 8	Rapid Fire TacticalTM Key
I	Button 9	Storm MacroProTM Key
J	Button 10	Storm Profile Button
K	Button 11	Storm TacticsTM Multiplier key
L	LED	ShadeMorphertM Front LED
M	LED	ShadeMorphertM Scroll LED
N	LED	ShadeMorphertM Top LED
O	LED	DPI Management System
P	Laser	Storm TacticalTM Laser Sensor

Hardware Setup and Software Installation

The Inferno is a full-speed, plug and play USB gaming mouse. If your computer system supports plug and play, drivers will be optional for installation. Although most USB ports today are hot-swappable, we do recommend shutting down your system before plugging in or removing the USB device.

System Requirements:

Windows® 2000/XP/Vista/7

Free USB Port

CD-ROM Drive

Step 1: Plug Inferno into any free USB port on your computer system.

Step 2: Turn on the computer system; Windows® will automatically install the necessary programs.

Step 3: Open->Control Panel->System->Hardware->Device Manager and confirm that your mouse is working properly.

Step 4: Insert your Storm Tactic AP Software CD into the CD-ROM drive.

Step 5: When the Storm Tactic AP Software setup screen appears, select Driver Installation (optional) or Driverless Execution.

Step 6: Customize your Inferno through the Storm Tactic AP Software

NOTE:

1 Regular updates will be available for the Inferno. For the latest firmware please visit the CM Storm home page: http://www.cmstorm.com.

2 The Inferno is a high performance gaming mouse with mass data transfer rates. To ensure optimal performance we do recommend plugging the mouse directly to system USB port and not a USB HUB.

3 During customization, the inferno must be connected to the computer system. Do not remove the mouse during customization.

LAN-friendly Driverless Setup

LAN-friendly and Driver-free

As a LAN-friendly gaming mouse, the Inferno 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 CMSTORM.EXE, and Storm Tactic setup page will appear, choose Driverless Execution and the application will search and load initial mouse settings into the Inferno.

Optimize Sensor

Set your sensor to perform under office/casual gaming or pro gaming mode, please wait few seconds for the application to load.

For office use please choose casual gaming option.

The Inferno is not connected to system

Hardware Control

Switch your DPI mechanically with the Sentinel Advance

Step 1:

Press DPI [-] switch down for 3 seconds to activate mechanical DPI switch mode.

Step 2:

Roll the mouse roller forward to increase DPI.
Roll the mouse roller backward to decrease DPI.

Step 3:

Press IE Back button to configure X indepedantly.
Press IE Forward button to configure Y indepedantly.

Step 4:

Press DPI [-] switch and release to exit mechanical DPI switch mode.

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 128 KB Sentinel-X™ 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

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:	Switches the mouse button off
L-Button	Left Click
R-Button	Right Click
M-Button	Scroll Wheel Click
IE Forward	Select the next previously selected program or website
IE Back	Select the previous program or website
DPI [+]	Increases DPI resolution
DPI [-]	Decrease DPI resolution
Cyclic DPI [+]	DPI resolution loop increase
Cyclic DPI [[-]	DPI resolution loop decrease
Macro	Assigns preset macro to button
Script 1 - 6	Assigns preset script to button
Profile Switch	Profile Switch: Switch to next profile
Standard Profile	Jump to standard profile
User Profile 1-4	Jump to selected user profile
Profile [+]	Jump to next profile
Profile [-]	Jump to previous profile
Motion On/Off	Turns mouse motion on and off
DPI Level 1-4	Jumps to the DPI Level of choice

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.

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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 3: Press Apply to activate new setting.

Multimedia

Inferno can also emulate Multimedia (Human Interface Device HID) by , specific code. The process is as follows.

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Step 1: Choose a button and select "Multimedia"

Step 2: Select a Multimedia function, or enter a HID code.

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Step 3: Press Apply to activate new setting.

Main Control

Advanced Button Assignments

Rapid Fire Tactical™ Key

The Rapid Fire Key allows gamers to assign automatic firing power to dedicated left side key or other buttons on the Inferno. The rapid shots can be looped continuously or repeated from ranges of 1 shot to 254 shots; user can also define the time duration with each shot and also the time interval between each shot.

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Step 1: Choose a button and select "Rapid Fire(Mouse)" or "Rapid Fire (Keyboard)".

Step 2: Define the button to emulate.

Set the shooting times and speed.

Column A: Rapid fire counts: Place a number from 1 to 254. 255 for continuous loop shots while held.

Column B: Time duration of each shot while button is pressed: Place a number from 1\~255.

Column C: Interval between two shots : Place a number from 1\~255.

Step 3: Press Apply to activate new setting.

Storm Tactics™ Multiplier Key

The Storm Tactic Key is a mouse button dedicated to act as a function key, built to multiply your instructions with easy to remember combination output. An additional of 36 extra programmable output is available including scripts macros and multimedia commands.

(More information on Storm Tactics page)

Storm MacroPro™ Key

The Pro Macro key allows users to unleash pre-programmed macros, and scripts with ease. Located in the right side key area, users can simply shift over and activate vital commands under intensive game play.

(More information on Macro, Script page)

Main Control:

DPI Level Control

With default DPI levels set at 800, 1400, 2400, 3300, and 4000 you can fine tune each DPI by either adjusting the DPI slider or through text definition in the X and Y DPI input box. To suit your gaming environment X & Y can be adjusted independently by unchecking the check box.

USB Report Rate

The USB report rate can be set to 100Hz, 111Hz, 125Hz, 142Hz, 166Hz, 200Hz, 250Hz, 333Hz, 500Hz, and or 1000Hz. The higher the USB report rate the more times the computer communicates with the mouse with information, at a high DPI resolution we suggest setting the report rate above 500Hz.

Windows Sensitivity Control

Motion Sensitivity

Adjust windows pointer sensitivity here from slow to fast. We recommend keeping the sensitivity level in the middle under regular usage, and tuning the sensitivity slower while operating under a high DPI setting such as 4000 DPI.

Double Click Speed

The double-click response slider area allows you to adjust your double-click speed from slow to fast. Essentially slow means a longer interval between each click, and fast as a shorter interval between each clicks.

Button Response Time

Here users are allowed to adjust button response time from 250 microseconds to 32 milliseconds.

Game Profiles

Game Profiles

The Game Profiles area holds 4 sets of profiles – 1 standard and 3 customizable profiles are available for settings creation and data storage management. All setting changes are registered into the internal Sentinel-X™ Memory, allowing users to load presets from memory and perform without reconfiguration.

C Create/ Edit Profile

To organize your gaming profile, simply select the profile of choice, click Create/ Edit Profile under Game Profiles and enter an avatar name in English with a maximum of 10 characters, after you are done press OK and store name to the internal Sentinel-X™ Memory. You may also upload a profile image in the same menu, and create a cool profile avatar for neat organization.

A Standard Profile

The standard profile acts as a factory default and limits users to general behavior settings such as "DPI level", "Motion Sensitivity", "Double Click Speed", "Button Response Time", "USB Report Rate" and "Effect Control". Users may conveniently switch back to standard mode to troubleshoot setting errors made in other profiles.

B Customizable Profile

In addition to the functions available in the standard profile, customizable profiles allows users to alter button assignments, assign dedicated gaming buttons and activate functions such as macro, scripts and Rapid Fire Tactical™ mode.

D Profile Management

Here the profile management system allows users to import and export profile through mouse and local hard disk.

E Revert to default

To save you from figuring out where you have gone wrong during customization, you can always have the function to revert to default.

Storm Tactics™

Configuring Storm Tactics Functions

Storm Tactics menu provides an easy to configure functionality panel to set vital combo key commands built for quick in-game execution with utmost flexibility. Along with the extra 32 on-the-fly button execution, each profile has ability to individualize scroll wheel speeds, whether it is scroll up or scroll down.

Note: To distinguish each unique profile, each profile can also be manageable by its own set of effect style, whether it is Full Color, Breathing, Disable, or Rapid fire mode, the user can quickly recognize and stay on top of game play.

Storm Tactics™

Configuring Storm Tactics Functions

Simply choose key combos to apply preset commands

Storm Tactics comes equipped with 32 additional combo executions (8 per profile); each can be defined base on user defined intuitiveness and personalized in configuration. Simply select one or two button assignment(s) on the menu and define the execution method. The Execution method includes 36 Macros, 6 Scripts, Rapid Fire, Multimedia and all other regular button assignments. When using the mouse simply press the Storm Tactics™ multiplier key with the buttons assigned to activate the command.

Scroll Wheel and Style Configuration

Scroll Wheel - Check scroll up or scroll down to adjust the wheel speed Choose Style - Change the current profile effect to personalize each profile setting

Macro

Configuring your Storm Tactics™ Macro Support

Macro Function

Vital to in-game situations and to further fortify input performance, the Storm Tactics™ Macro Support system allows gamers to record all keyboard and mouse inputs into a sequential format.

Storm Tactics™ Macro Support system allows 256 byte length of string storage, which allows users to input single or compound commands executable to variable methods of choice. With ability to have manageable time delays between each command users can have full control and conveniently assign macros to buttons 3-9 on each profile of the Inferno. [MacroPro™ Key is set as the dedicate default]

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.

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.

Note: After recording, users can edit each "Macro Line" by selecting the recorded data in the left column.

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.

C "Insert"

By activating this function, keyboard and mouse input recordings will be inserted after the selected "Macro Line" of your choice.

D Navigating Macro Data Priorities:

Click Move Up & Move Down to alter "Macro Line" position

Macro Data Removal:

Click DELETE, to remove the selected "Macro Line".

F Edit Macro Data and Time Delay:

Double click on the "Macro Line" and edit data assignments and time delays.

G There are 5 execution methods:

Loop (released): The recorded macro will be executed repeatedly when the assigned button is released. To stop execution, simply perform the same button release.

One shot (released): The recorded macro will be executed once when the assigned button is released.

One shot (press): The recorded macro will be executed once when the assigned button is pressed.

Loop (hold): The recorded macro will be executed when the assigned button is pressed. Release to stop the execution.

Loop (press): The recorded macro will be executed repeatedly when the assigned button is pressed. To stop execution, simply perform same button release.

Script

Configuring your Storm Tactics™ Script Support

Script Function

The Storm Tactics™ Script Support system is an advanced macro editor coupled with a robust scripting engine. A total of 6 script assignments are available, with each holding 256 byte length of string storage. For users with basic programming knowledge, the script command line allows users to add extra commands such as "GOTO", "IF", "IF (Variable)", "CALL", "Repeat", "Pause", "Stop", "Left and right button down/ up", record "Mouse Motion" and assign "Variable". Along with scripting abilities virtually all Multimedia (HID) commands can be embedded as well.

Creating a Script

Under the "Script" menu click NEW to create a brand new script, or LOAD to edit a preset script previously assigned to a button.

Script Recording and Editing

A Script 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 script editing mode.

Note: After recording, users can edit each "Script Line" by selecting the recorded data in the left column.

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.

© Edit Script Data and Time Delay:

Double click on the "Script Line" and edit data assignments and time delays.

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

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.

H There are 8 execution methods:

Loop (released): The recorded script will be executed repeatedly when the assigned button is released. To stop execution, simply perform the same button release.

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. To stop execution, simply perform same button release.

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".

The Library:

This library function allows you to save macro & script to your local hard disk.

The Step as following:

A. Upload Macro file

1. Select "SELECT MACRO"
2. Select the profile and macro button you want to upload
   to library
3. Select←Upload to Library

4. Input the file name (*.mac, macro file), then save it.
   B. Download Macro file:

5. Select "SELECT MACRO"

6. Select the file in the "MACRO LIBRARY" that you want
   to download to mouse
7. Select the profile and macro button you want to
   download
8. Select→Download to Mouse

C. Upload the Script file

1. Select "SELECT SCRIPT"
2. Select the Script you want to upload to library
3. Select←Upload to Library

4. Input the file name (*.sh, script file), then save it.
   D. Download Script file

5. Select "SELECT SCRIPT"

6. Select the file in SCRIPT LIBRARY
7. Select the Script #1, 2, 3 you want
8. Select→Download to Mouse

Support and Update

Technical Support

For technical support and the latest drivers and firmware, please visit

www.cmstorm.com

Email: [e-mail]

Update Firmware

Download the latest firmware from CM Storm website and click UPDATE to load the latest firmware.

Warranty

Two years' limited manufacturer's warranty

Q&A

Q1. Hi, I just plugged in the mouse and the cursor doesn't work so well? What can I do?

A: By default the Sentinel Advance should work virtually on any gaming mouse pad or surface.

If this happens, please try to reduce the USB report rate on the Storm Tactics AP Software. Your system may not support the current USB report rate.

B: Uncheck the "Enhance pointer precision" in Mouse Pointer Option, for better performance.

Windows XP

C: Clean around your mouse sensor on the bottom with a cue tip.

Q&A

Q2. The Sentinel Advance is connected to the PC, but not enabled. What can I do?

A: Here are possible solutions:

1. First try to change to another USB port.

2.

(Windows XP)

USB registry error process: Start>Control Panel>View By Large icons or small icons>Mouse or DeviceManager> delete the hid compliant mouse (Sentinel Advance)>unplug Sentinel Advance mouse> re-plug Sentinel Advance.

(Windows Vista)

USB registry error process: Start>Control Panel>Hardware and Sound>Mouse or DeviceManager> delete the hid compliant mouse (Sentinel Advance)>unplug Sentinel Advance mouse> re-plug Sentinel Advance.

(Windows 7)

USB registry error process: Start>Control Panel>View By Large icons or small icons>Mouse or DeviceManager> delete the hid compliant mouse (Sentinel Advance)>unplug Sentinel Advance mouse>re-plug Sentinel Advance.

INFERNO

OM STORM

Cooler Master Co., Ltd.

9F, No. 786, Chung Cheng Road, Chung Ho city, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.

Tel: [phone]

Email: [e-mail]

For the most updated information, please visit our official website: http://www.cmstorm.com

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