GX69 - Mouse Genesis - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Wired Gaming Mouse
Model	Genesis GX69
Connection Interface	USB 1.1/2.0
Sensor Type	Optical
DPI Range	400–4000 DPI (adjustable in steps)
Number of Buttons	10
Programmable Buttons	All 10 fully customizable (over 40 assignable functions)
Polling Rate	125 / 250 / 500 / 1000 Hz
Lighting	RGB LED with Full Light and Breathing modes; selectable single color or cycling
Adjustable Length	Yes (via screw on palm rest, extends or shortens the mouse)
Weight Adjustment	Yes (removable weight blocks, up to 4 blocks in a case)
Dimensions (approximate)	130 × 72 × 40 mm (adjustable length)
Weight (without cable, with all weights)	~140 g (adjustable via weight removal)
Cable Length	1.8 m (braided)
Operating System Support	Windows XP / Vista / 7 (also compatible with Windows 8/10/11 via generic drivers, but full features require driver)
Driver Software	Yes (included CD or download); allows button mapping, macro recording, DPI, lighting, and profile management
Profiles	Up to 5 stored in driver, unlimited saved to disk; automatic application detection possible
On-The-Go Function	Allows repeated presses of any button by holding On-To-Go key
Material	Plastic body with rubberized side grips
Warranty & Compliance	EU RoHS compliant; WEEE symbol indicates proper recycling required

Frequently Asked Questions - GX69 Genesis

How do I adjust the length of the Genesis GX69 mouse?

Turn the screw on the palm rest clockwise to shorten the mouse and counterclockwise to lengthen it. Continue turning counterclockwise to remove the screw and plastic cover for weight adjustment.

How can I adjust the weight of the mouse?

Remove the screw and plastic cover from the palm rest. Slide the weight blocks case to the unlocked position (open padlock icon), pull it out, then add or remove the weight blocks. Reinsert the case, lock it, and replace the cover and screw.

How do I change the DPI/resolution?

Open the driver software and go to the Sensitivity Settings tab. Use the sliders to adjust X/Y sensitivity individually or synchronously. Check or uncheck the boxes to enable up to four DPI profiles (400–4000 DPI). Switch between profiles on the fly using assigned mouse buttons.

How to create and assign a macro?

In the Button Settings tab, click on the button you want to program, select 'Assign Macro' from the function list, then open Macro Manager. Click 'New', name your macro, click 'Start Record', press the desired keys, and 'Stop Record'. You can set loop times and record delays. Then assign the macro to the button.

How to change the lighting effects?

Go to the Light Settings tab in the driver. Check 'Light effect switch' to enable LEDs. Choose between Full lightened (constant color) or Breathing (pulsing). You can also select a Single Color or let it cycle automatically.

How to restore factory default settings?

In the Advanced Settings tab, click the Reset button. Warning: This will erase all custom settings, macros, and profiles stored in the driver.

Is the Genesis GX69 compatible with Windows 10?

Yes, it is compatible. Although the official driver supports Windows XP/Vista/7, you can still use the mouse as a standard HID device on Windows 10/11. For full customization, install the driver in compatibility mode or check for an updated driver on the Natec website.

How to install the driver?

Insert the included CD or download the driver from www.natec-europe.com. Run the setup, click 'Next', select the installation path, and wait for the process to finish. Restart if prompted. Alternatively, the mouse works plug-and-play with basic functions.

Can I adjust the polling rate?

Yes. In the Advanced Settings tab of the driver, find the Polling Rate option. You can select 125, 250, 500, or 1000 Hz. Higher rates reduce latency but may increase CPU usage.

How to clean and maintain the mouse?

Disconnect the mouse from the computer. Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the exterior. For stubborn dirt, slightly dampen the cloth with water. Avoid using solvents or abrasive cleaners. Do not immerse in liquid.

USER MANUAL GX69 Genesis

EN - NATEC GENESIS GX69 - USER MANUAL

I. Introduction

Natec Genesis GX69 is a wired gaming mouse with 10 fully customizable buttons, high precision optical engine, adjustable length and comfortable design.

II. Features

• High-end optical engines, precise positioning
• Adjustable resolution up to 4000DPI
• Different LED indicator colors
• Two modes of LED lightning: full lightened and breathing.
• 10 fully programmable keys – more than 40 settings to choose for each
• Adjustable polling rate: 125/250/500/1000 Hz.
• Advanced profiles management
• Ergonomic design
• Adjustable length
• Removable weight blocks.

A. Adjusting length and weight

Genesis GX69 allows you to adjust the length and weight of the device to suit your demands.

Adjusting length

Turn the screw on the palm rest:

• clockwise to move the plastic cover closer to the mouse, thus shorten the device,
• counterclockwise to lengthen the mouse.

Adjusting weight

1. Keep turning the screw on the palm rest counterclockwise until you can completely remove it and the plastic overlay.
2. Slide the weight blocks case to the unlocked position (marked with the open padlock)
3. Pull the weight blocks case to remove it
4. Remove/add the blocks from/to the case
5. Insert the weight blocks case back in its compartment and slide the case to the locked position
6. Place back the plastic cover and insert the screw, turning it clockwise.

III. Driver description

A. System

• Compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7 operation system
• USB (1.1/2.0) port

• CD-ROM drive (for installing the driver from CD attached) / internet connection (for downloading the driver)

• 50 MB of hard disk space

• Screen resolution: minimum 1024x768

B. Windows XP/Vista/7 installation guide

1. Insert the Genesis GX69 gaming mouse USB plug into the computer USB port
2. Insert the Genesis GX69 driver CD into the CD-ROM drive (or download the driver from www.natec-europe.com)
3. Launch the setup application and click next on the window displayed
4. Select the install path, then click next
5. Wait for the end of the installing process
6. Click finish
7. You are ready to use the device.

IV. Mouse configuration

A. Button settings

Button settings tab allows you to assign individual functions to each button.

You can bind one of more than 40 functions to keys labeled by numbers on the schema above. In the right side of the window, you can see actual configuration of the buttons. Each position on the list is in fact a combo box, from which you can choose a preferred function for an individual button.

On-To-Go

The On-To-Go function works similarly to the fire button – but, as fire button simulates repeating presses of left button of the mouse, the On-To-Go can do so with any button of the mouse. To use this function:

1. Assign On-To-Go to any button in the Button Settings
2. Click Apply
3. Hold down the On-To-Go button and the button that you want to press repeatedly.

Defining Macros

In brief speaking, a macro is a series of actions that you can bind to the mouse. More precisely, macro is a recorded sequence of key presses, releases and time delays between them. Output delays can be recorded or predefined by user.

To define a macro, you have to choose from available function list assign macro, and then macro manager.

Adding a macro:

1. Click new
2. Choose name for your macro
3. Click start record
4. Press desired sequence of keys
5. Press stop record

Now you can assign your macro to the key by selecting it from group assign macro on the list related to the programmed key.

Deleting macros:

1. Open macro manager
2. Choose a macro from the list
3. Click delete

Additional options:

Record delays between key commands – you can choose whether to record time intervals between pressing and releasing the keys

Loop times - you can define how many times macro should be used after single button press.

B. Advanced Settings

In this tab, you can adjust advanced settings of the mouse.

Polling rate – defines how often the mouse sends information of its position to the computer. Available options: 125/250/500/1000Hz

On-To-Go Speed - defines time intervals between key presses simulated by the On-To-Go function

Restoring factory defaults

To restore factory defaults, click reset in the advanced settings tab. Warning – resetting the configuration will delete all settings and macros stored in the driver!

C. Light Settings

Light effect switch - turns on/off light effects on the mouse

Light effect type options – allows you to choose the type of LED effects of the mouse. Full lightened option causes constant luminance of diode while color changing; breathing setting means that the diode will slowly pulse.

Choose a Single Color - allows you to manually set single desired color of luminance. If turned off, the color of diode constantly changes.

D. Sensitivity settings

Sensitivity options - using the sliders you can adjust sensitivity for axis X and Y at once (when X / Y synchronous working box is checked) or separately (if unchecked).

DPI Setting – defines the resolution (DPI – dots per inch) of the mouse. Available options – 400-4000 DPI. It is possible to predefine up to four DPI profiles (don't confuse them with gaming profiles), which then can be switched "on the fly" using the mouse buttons. Unchecking the box on the left side of each slider will exclude that specific setting from available adjustments, without erasing it.

E. System Settings

The settings here are related rather to an operation system, than to hardware itself. System settings allow you to change the way your system interprets signals from the mouse.

Double click – defines how long the time interval between two clicks should be to interpret them as a double click

Windows pointer speed – allows you to change the speed of the screen cursor Enhance pointer precision – provides slight support in precise movement of the cursor

Tilt wheel scroll speed - defines the speed of horizontal scrolling

Mouse wheel scroll speed – defines the speed of vertical scrolling. You can adjust using the slider or choose option 1 Page, which will activate full pages scrolling.

F. Profile management

Natec Genesis GX69 allows you to create different gaming profiles of settings and assign them to individual games or applications. Up to five profiles can be stored in the driver – other have to be saved to your hard disk. Switching between profiles is possible by the driver interface, mouse buttons with assigned profile-related functions or automatically – by launching an application linked to the profile.

Creating a profile

1. Click create in the driver interface
2. Type the name for the profile
3. In the path to executable box insert path to the executable file (.exe) of the application you want to be assigned to the profile

Editing a profile

1. Click edit on the driver interface
2. Edit the name and path to assigned application accordingly to your needs

Saving a profile

1. Click save on the driver interface
2. Choose the folder you want to save profile to and name for the file

Loading a profile

1. Click load on the driver interface
2. Choose the file with the profile you need

V. General

• Non-authorized repairs or taking the device to pieces make the warranty void and may cause the product damage.
• Do not use the product in low and high temperatures and in the dusty atmosphere.
• Do not connect / disconnect the product to / from a computer when it is on.
• The safe product, conforming to the EU requirements.
• The product is made in accordance with RoHS European standard. The standard was issued in order to decrease the amount of the electronic and electrical waste emitted into the atmosphere.
• The WEEE symbol (the crossed-out wheeled bin) using indicates that this product in not home waste. You protect the environment when you recycle hazardous waste appropriately. In order to get detailed information about recycling this product please contact your retailer or a local authority.

PL – NATEC GENESIS GX69 – INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI

I. Wstęp

Close-up of a metallic threaded component with evenly spaced teeth (no text or symbols visible)

Close-up of four metallic cylindrical components arranged in a black plastic housing (no visible text or symbols)

Dodawanie makra:

B. Advanced Settings

C. Light Settings

Tworzenie profilu