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[Function overview of ELANTECH Touchpad]

The ELANTECH touchpad is registered as EPad, and provides normal mouse property that can be selected by the users.

In addition to the standard mouse function, the ELANTECH touchpad also provides several unique functions (such as Rock Switches Function, and Multiple fingers® Function…, etc.) and some of specific functions can be customized to satisfy user’s need.

One of the main features is that the touchpad provides “Multiple fingers® Function” allowing users to switch function by tapping on the touchpad (one finger can be setup as left mouse button, two fingers mean middle mouse button, and three can be right mouse button).

Below are the functions ELANTECH touchpad provided:

Scrolling the screen using the touchpad

Assigning functions to buttons

Selecting initial setting functions

Registering the execution program (user registration)

Assigning functions to the rock switch

Selecting initial setting functions

User Specified functions

Registering the execution program (user registration)

Deleting functions

Assigning functions to the touchpad

Selecting the initial setting functions

Registering the execution program (user registration)

Assigning functions according to the number of fingers tapping on touchpad

Practicing tapping

Current Overall Setting

Smart Edge Functions

The tapping function

Tap and drag lock function

Adjusting the scrolling speed

Adjusting the scrolling area

Adjusting the double clicking speed

Display the icon on the windows taskbar

Programming pointer options


[Scrolling the screen using the touchpad]

With ELANTECH touchpad, vertical and horizontal scrolling can be achieved by sliding either the right or the bottom edge of the touchpad.  This feature can be either enabled or disabled from the “Scrolling” Control Tab.

As the pictures indicate, the right edge of the touchpad corresponding to the vertical scrolling and the bottom edge to the horizontal scrolling.  The active area of vertical and horizontal scrolling can be set independently or with one other.

<Vertical Scrolling>

Enable the control by clicking the Enable (V) check box.  When enabled, the screen will scroll vertically when sliding along the right edge of the touchpad vertically.

<Horizontal Scrolling> (This control is enabled only when Vertical Scrolling is enabled)

Enable the control by clicking the Enable (H) check box.  When enabled, the screen will scroll horizontally when sliding along the bottom edge of the touchpad horizontally.

Adjust the scrolling speed of the touchpad by clicking on the “scroll speed setting” button.

Click “Apply” button to save the setting before exiting.


[Adjusting the scrolling area]

The size of the scrolling area can be adjusted by clicking the slider bar in the “Scrolling Panel”.

The scrolling area could be adjusted by the following manner:

1. Move the slider to adjust the scrolling area.

When the slider is moved to the left, scrolling area will be dwindled, and it will be expanded if the slider is moved to the right.

2. Click the “Apply” button.

Click the “Apply” button to save the new setting.


[Assigning functions to buttons]

By default, the following functions are installed in the buttons below the touchpad

Left button (1) or clicking the left button stands for click/select function.

Middle button (2) or clicking both button 1 and 3 simultaneously stands for scroll function.

Right button (3) or clicking the right button stands for displaying the context menu.

Both the initial setting function and application program can be assigned to each button within the “Buttons Control Panel”.


[Selecting initial setting functions]

Observe the desired function or reset to the default function from the “Quick Setup Panel”.


[Assigning “Execute” functions]

Application program can also be assigned to each individual button.

1.	Select the “Run…” function and an “Execute” button will be displayed above the list box.

2.	Click this button can browse the various file, select desires file and click “Open” dialog to save this setting. Click “Apply” button to save the setting before exiting.


[Assigning functions to the rock switch]

Click the “Rock Switch Setup” button in the “Button Panel” can assign or modify the rock switch function.

Click “Default” button can reset to the default setting in the “Button Panel”.


[Selecting initial setting functions]

Seven initial setting functions (Hot-Key, Internet, None, Page Scroll, Scroll, Window, Zoom) are provided. Select the desired function and click the “OK” button to exit.


[User Specified function]

Besides the initial setting, ELANTECH touchpad also allows users to customize the setting.

1.	Select “Buttons” from the  “Touchpad Control Panel”, and  3 ( Left, Middle and Right Switch ) switch boxes will be displayed for assigning the related function..

2.	Click “down arrow” in the individual “Switch box” to select the desired function.. Eighteen additional sub-functions (Context Menu, Internet Back, Internet Forward, Magnifying glass, Maximize, Middle Button, Minimize, None, Page up, Page Down, Run, Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Scroll Left, Scroll Right, Start Menu, Zoom in and Zoom) are provided for each of the Switch.

3.	Select the desired functions for the Switch and click “Save” to save this new setting. Click the “Apply” button to return to the previous panel.


[Assigning “Execute” functions]

Application program can also be assigned to each individual Rock Switch.

1.	Select “Hot-Key” in the “Rock Switch Setup” box in the “Buttons Panel”, and an “Execute” button will be displayed.

2.	Select the desired program from the “Open” Dialog.

3.	Click “OK” to save the new setting.

4.	Click the “Apply” button to return to the previous panel.


[Deleting functions]

Delete user-specified settings.

1.	Select the desired setting.

2.	Click “Delete” and “OK” button on the confirmation message box.

3.	The setting is deleted from the list box permanently.

4.	Click the “Apply” button to return to the previous panel.

(Note)

Only user specified settings can be deleted.


[Assigning functions to the touchpad corners]

Individual function, such as scrolling, program execution; can be assigned to each corner of the touchpad within the “Corner Tap Function Panel”.

<Enable>

Click the “Enable” checkbox to active the support.

The procedure for assigning functions to each corner is similar to the description in the “Buttons Panel”.


[Selecting the initial setting functions]

Select the function within the related panel..


[Assigning “Execute” functions]

1.	Select the “Run…” and an “Execute” button will be displayed in this related panel.

2.	Click the button, and users can browse various files.

3.	Select the desired file and click “Open” dialog to select the file

4.	Click the “Apply” button to return to the previous panel.


[Assigning functions according to the number of fingers tapping the touchpad]

Functions assigned to each individual button can also be accessed by the touchpad.  When the “Touchpad” Control Tab is selected, functions assigned to each individual buttons # and it’s association to the number of finger tapping is displayed.

A test area is also provides to train tapping with one through three fingers.

The relationship between the number of “Finger” tapping and the buttons are shown below.

Number of finger tapping	Function assigned in button	Initial setting
1	Left button (1) Equivalent to left mouse button	Click/Select
2	Middle button (2) (click button 1 and 3 simultaneously) Equivalent to the middle mouse button	Scroll
3	Right button (3) Equivalent to right mouse button	Context display

When click/select function is assigned to the right mouse button, the settings are automatically changed for left-handed users.

Below described the relationships between the number of fingers, buttons and functions when set for left-handed users.

Number of finger tapping	Function assigned in button	Initial setting
1	Left button (1) Equivalent to left mouse button	Contest Display
2	Middle button (2) (click button 1 and 3 simultaneously) Equivalent to the middle mouse button	Scroll
3	Right button (3) Equivalent to right mouse button	Click/select


[Practicing tapping]

Tapping can be practiced in the “Test area” area in the “Touchpad Panel”.

1.	Click the “Test Start” button to start the test.

2.	Move the mouse pointer within the “Test Area” area and start tapping with one, two or three fingers simultaneously. The images within the panel will change according to the number of finger tapping.

3.	Click “Test Stop” to stop the test.

(Note)

If the tab of other panel is selected while testing is still being conducted, the test will stop and control button reset to “Test Start”.


[Current Overall Setting]

Every control setting can be confirmed on the “Quick Setup Panel”. It is invoked by clicking the “Device Setup” button within the “Quick Setup Panel”.

On this section, functions are available for use with buttons, and touchpad are displayed in a tree format with the indication of whether the functions remain factory programmed or overridden by user’s setting.

Initial settings are displayed in normal format with a red checkmark ( V ) Double clicking on an  “unmarked” checkbox will reset it to the factory programmed setting.

Following is the list of the available settings,

“List Items”

Pointer Option

Pointer speed

Pointer acceleration

Snap to Default Button

Buttons

Switch Define

Rock Switch Define

Double-click speed

Touchpad Option

Smart Edges

Tapping

Dynamic Resolution

Scrolling

Scrolling and Scroll speed

Scrolling Area

Corner Tap Function

Enable/disable and Corner Tap Function


[Smart Edge Function]

With “Smart Edges”, the screen will scroll automatically when the user taps the touchpad and drag the finger to the edge of the touchpad. If this function is used with a selected icon or window, it will continue to move to the edge of the screen.

This function can be enabled from the “Touchpad Option Panel”.

<Enable>

Toggle the selection. The left image will be highlighted when the function is enabled.

<Cursor continues past touchpad Edges>

1.	Always: “Smart Edges” function is always enabled.

It can also be selected by pressing both the “L” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

2.	Only when dragging: The function is enabled only when selecting and dragging icons or windows.

This feature can also be selected by pressing both the “O” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Cursor Edge Speed>

The cursor or dragging speed can be adjusted within this function.


[The Tapping Function]

The tapping function can be either enabled or disabled within the “Touchpad Option Panel”.

1.	Enable: Enabled or disable the tapping feature.

2.	Disable when typing: The tapping can also be disabled during typing. It’s useful to prevent unnecessary movement of the cursor when the touchpad is tapped during typing. This feature is selectable only when the “tapping” function is enabled.


[Tap and Drag Lock Function]

This function defines the duration for “dragging” activities. It can be enabled or disabled within the “Touchpad Option Panel”.

<Enable>

Toggle the selection. The left image will be highlighted when the function is enabled.

The following two additional features can be set when the function is enabled.

1.	Tap to release: Releases dragging by tapping the touchpad again.

2.	Release after time delay: Automatically release the dragging after a pre-selected time.

<Delay>

Adjust the duration when the dragging to be released automatically. Delay time can be changed only when “Release after time delay” is selected.


[Adjusting the touchpad sensitivity]

This function is optional (It’s not provided in this version). The Touchpad sensitivity can be adjusted within this function if it’s implemented.


[Adjusting the scrolling speed]

The scroll speed can be adjusted from within the “Scrolling Panel”. Scrolling can be enabled either vertically or horizontally or both by clicking the appropriate checkbox.

To change the scroll speed, click the “Scroll speed setting” button.

The speed could be adjusted in the following manner:

1. Move the slider to adjust scrolling speed.

When the slider is moved to the left, scrolling speed will be slower, and when moved to the right, it will get faster.

2. Click the OK button.

Click the “apply” button after inputting the settings.


[Adjusting the double clicking speed]

The double clicking speed can be adjusted from within the “Button Panel”. A test area is also provided to test the new speed.  Double clicking the image to start the test. To stop it, simply double click again.

Use the “Default” button to reset the speed to the initial settings.


[Display the icon on the windows taskbar]

The “Touchpad” (or called program) icon can be either displayed or hided from the window taskbar by enabling the “Show icon in the taskbar” checkbox within the “Others Panel”.

While displaying, double clicking the icon will bring out the “Touchpad Control Panel”.


[Programming pointer options]

Set the pointer operations.

<Pointer speed>

Use the slider to adjust the speed of the mouse pointer. The pointer will move slowly across the screen during movement when set to slow and fly across the screen when the control is set to high.

<Pointer acceleration>

By turning the check box on, the degree for moving the pointer quickly on the computer screen can be adjusted.

<Snap to Default Button>

With this function is enabled, whenever a new dialog is displayed, the mouse pointer will always be located on top the “Default” button.


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[Detailed Touchpad information]

After a successful installation, the “Touchpad Control Panel” can be invoked either by double clicking on the taskbar icon or running the “Mouse Control” program under the “Control Group Folder”.

For the latest information and driver download information, please visit the ELANTECH web site at http://www.elantech.com.tw. Thanks for your continued support.


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[Hand-Writing Function]

This application is combined with KTP3 driver. The functional diagram shows touchpad is switched to absolute mode once “Hand-Writing Function” is active

Hand-Writing Function is an optional item.

<Hand-writing function active>

When the Hand-Writing AP is executed, users can input characters by writing down characters on ELANTECH TouchPad.

<Switch back to mouse property>

Users can switch between “Hand-Writing Function (absolute mode)” and “Mouse Function” (relative mode) by pressing “F11” function key on the keyboard.

<Hand-Writing function closed>

Touchpad will be switched back to mouse function (relative mode) once the “Hand-Writing Function” is shut down..


[Mouse Control Panels]

Mouse Control Panel is also called “Touchpad Control Panel”. It will be added to enhance the mouse (touchpad) operation in Windows System after touchpad driver is installed successfully.

<Method 1>

Double click the animation icon (or called “Touchpad Icon”) on windows taskbar.

<Method 2>

Click the [Start] button in the window task bar.

Select “Setting” -> “Control panel” to bring up the control group window.

Double click the “Mouse” application.

<Method 3>

Double click “My computer” icon on the desktop.

Double click “Control panel” icon in my computer window.

Double click the “mouse” icon.


Quick Setup Properties

[Quick Setup]

This panel displays the functions which are assigned to the touchpad and the buttons.

<Button Configuration>

Images of the touchpad with buttons are displayed in the “Quick Setup Panel”.

Clicking the Rock Switch image will bring up the Rock Switch Configuration screen shows the current provided function.

The functions can be changed by clicking the Buttons Control Panel.

<Device Setup>

Clicking the “Device Setup” button will bring up the Device Setup screen. All current configurations are displayed in a “tree” format.

The screen can also be displayed by simultaneously pressing both the “V” and the “Alt” keys.


[Rock Switch Configuration]

This screen displays the designed function to each of the rock switch.  Function assigned to it can be changed by clicking the Rock Switch setup button under the Buttons Control Panel.


[Device Setup]

On this screen, the available functions are displayed in a tree format.

The tree can either expand to show the child items or collapse to hide it by clicking either the plus (+) or the minus (-) buttons next to the parent items.

This panel allows users to observe the touchpad setting or reset all or individual setting to “initial (default)” state.

The symbol “V” will be marked in red color inside the check box to indicate the “initial setting”.

****Users can’t change from default setting to required setting through this panel. ELANTECH driver only allows users to change default setting to required setting in other panels.  For example, you can change “button setting” in button panel****

Following is the list of the available settings,

“List Items”

Pointer Option

Pointer speed

Pointer acceleration

Snap to Default Button

Buttons

Switch Define

Rock Switch Define

Double-click speed

Touchpad Option

Smart Edges

Tapping

Dynamic Resolution

Scrolling

Scrolling and Scroll speed

Scrolling Area

Corner Tap Function

Enable and Corner Tap Function

Click “OK” to save the change before exiting.


[Pointer Option]

In this panel, the feature of pointer can be adjusted.

After changing the setting, click the “Apply” button and confirm the changes.

<Pointer speed>

Move the slider to adjust the relative movement of the mouse pointer again the actual hand movement. The pointer will move slowly across the screen during movement when set to slow and fly across the screen when the control is set to high.

The speed can be also set by hitting the arrow keys of keyboard and followed by pressing both the “S” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Pointer acceleration>

By turning the check box on, the degree for moving the pointer quickly on the computer screen can be adjusted.

The control can be also set by hitting the arrow keys of keyboard and followed by pressing both the “B” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Snap to Default Button>

With this function enabled, whenever a new dialog is displayed, the mouse pointer will always be located on top the “Default” button.

By pressing the “N” and “Alt” key simultaneously can also enable this setting.

<Default>

Reset the control to the initial settings. It can also be reset by simultaneously pressing both the “D” and the “Alt” keys.


Buttons Properties

[Buttons]

This panel describes the process for setting up the button functions.

<Switch Define>

Up to 19 unique functions (18 for button 2) can be assigned to left button (1), middle button (2) (press both button 1 and 3 simultaneously) and right button (3) via the following methods.

1.	Select from the dropdown list box

Click the dropdown list box and select one of the following functions:

“Click/Select, Context Menu, Internet Back, Internet Forward, Magnifying glass, Maximize, Middle Button, Minimize, None and Page up, Page Down, Run…, Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Scroll Left, Scroll Right, Start Menu, Zoom in and Zoom out”.

For button 2, “Click/Select” is not available.

2.	Select with hotkey.

Use the arrow key on the keyboard or external mouse to move up & down to select the desired function when dropdown list box is shown on the screen.

When “Run…” is selected, an “Execute” button will be displayed above the “dropdown list box”.  Clicking it will bring up the default “Open” panel.  Select the desired application (file) to run and click “open” to save the setting.

Upon successfully selection, name of the selected application will be displayed below the dropdown list box.

<Double-click Speed>

Adjust the double click speed by moving the slider, either with mouse pointer or keyboard’s arrow keys to the desired position.

The slider control can also be selected by simultaneously pressing both the “S” and the “Alt” keys.

<Test area>

To test the double click speed, double click within the test area. The ELANTECH logo will begin to animate when an effective “double click” is detected.  The animation will stop when the next effective “double click” is detected.

<Default>

To return to the factory-preprogrammed state, either click the “Default” button or simultaneously pressing both the “D” and the “Alt” keys.

Be sure to click the “Apply” button to save the change before exiting the panel.


[Rock Switch setup]

The functions can be assigned to the Rock Switches through this button..

 There are seven functions, Hot-Key, Internet, None, Page Scroll, Scroll, Window, and Zoo are provided.

<Assigning initial setting functions>

1.	Select one of the first seven initial settings from the dropdown list box and the functions will be displayed.

2.	Click “OK” to confirm the new setting.

<Assigning “Execute” functions>

1.	Select “Run….” from the dropdown list box and an “Execute” button will be displayed near the list box.  Clicking it will bring up the default “Open” panel. Select the desired application to run and click “open” to save the setting.

Upon successful selection, name of the selected application will be displayed below the dropdown list box.

2.	Click “OK” to save the new setting and return to the previous panel.

<Deleting functions>

Delete user-specified functions.

1.	Select the desired function from the list box.

2.	Click “Delete” button.

3.	Click “OK” on the confirmation message box.

4.	The setting is deleted from the list box permanently.

5.	Click the “Apply” button to return to the previous panel.

(Note)

Only user specified settings can be deleted.


[Save switch definition]

Enter a new user setting and click “OK” to save it.


Touchpad Properties

[Touchpad]

Functions assigned to each individual button is also applicable to the “Multiple fingers® Function” of this touchpad.  When the “Touchpad Panel” is selected, the functions assigned to each individual buttons are displayed in this panel. A test area is also provided for training finger tapping (one, two and three fingers).

<Default Setting>

The relationship between the number of “Finger” tapping and the buttons are shown below.

Number of finger tapping	Function assigned in button	Initial setting
1	Left button (1) Equivalent to left mouse button	Click/Select
2	Middle button (2) (click button 1 and 3 simultaneously) Equivalent to the middle mouse button	Scroll
3	Right button (3) Equivalent to right mouse button	Context display

<Fingers Define>

The “Click/Select” function is always assigned to one finer. And 18 functions can be assigned to two fingers and three fingers.

1. Select from the dropdown list box

Click the dropdown list box and select one of the following functions:

“Context Menu, Internet Back, Internet Forward, Magnifying glass, Maximize, Middle Button, Minimize, None and Page up, Page Down, Run…, Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Scroll Left, Scroll Right, Start Menu, Zoom in and Zoom out”.

For finger 2 and 3, “Click/Select” is not available.

2. Select with hotkey.

Use the arrow key on the keyboard or external mouse to move up & down to select the desired function when dropdown list box is shown on the screen.

When “Run…” is selected, an “Execute” button will be displayed above the “dropdown list box”.  Clicking it will bring up the default “Open” panel.  Select the desired application (file) to run and click “open” to save the setting.

Upon successfully selection, name of the selected application will be displayed below the dropdown list box.

Below described the relationships between the number of fingers, buttons and functions when set for left-handed users.

<Fingers Training>

Tapping can be practiced in the “Test area”.

1.	Click the “Test Start” button to start the test.

2.	Move the mouse pointer within the “Test Area” and start tapping with one, two or three fingers simultaneously.  The image in this panel will change according to the number of tapping received.

3.	Click “Test Stop” to stop the test.

(Note)

If the tab of other panel is selected while testing is still being conducted, the test will stop and control button reset to “Test Start”.


Touchpad Option Properties

[Touchpad Option]

Several unique Touchpad functions, such as Smart Edges, Tap and Drag Lock function can be customized in this panel.

<Smart Edges>

With “Smart Edges”, the screen will scroll automatically when the users tap the touchpad and drag the finger to the edge of the touchpad.  If this function is used with a selected icon or window, it will continue to move to the edge of the screen.

This function can be toggled by clicking the “Enable” checkbox.  The left image will be highlighted when the function is enabled.

The control can also be toggled by simultaneously pressing both the “S” and the “Alt” keys.

<Cursor continues past touchpad Edges>

With “Smart Edges” enabled, the following two additional features are also allowed.

1.	Always: “Smart Edges” function is always enabled.

It can also be selected by pressing both the “L” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

2.	Only when dragging: The function is enabled only when selecting and dragging icons or windows.

This feature can also be selected by pressing both the “O” and  “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Cursor Edge Speed>

The cursor or dragging speed can be adjusted within this function.

<Tapping>

1.	Enable: Click this checkbox toggles the tapping function of the touchpad.

It can also be invoked by pressing both the “E” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

2.	Disable when typing: The tapping can also be disabled during typing.  It’s useful to prevent unnecessary movement of the cursor when the touchpad is tapped during typing.  This feature is selectable only when the “tapping” function is enabled.

It can be toggled by pressing both the “W” and “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Dynamic Resolution>

This function is disabled by default and can be toggled by clicking the “Enable” check box.  If this function is enabled, the resolution increases in proportion to the moving speed (when moving speed is between 0.5 ~ 1.6 inch/s)

<Tap and Drag Lock>

This function defines “dragging” activities.  Two ways to release the drag lock -released by tapping or released after time delay.

<Enable>

This checkbox toggles the tapping function.  This checkbox can be toggled by pressing both of the “E” and “Alt” keys simultaneously.

Two additional features can be selected when the Tap and Drag Lock function is enabled.

1.	Tap to release: Release the lock with another tapping.

 It can also be selected by simultaneously pressing both the “C” and the “Alt” keys.

2.	Release after time delay: Releases the drag lock automatically after a pre-determined time delay.

It can also be selected by pressing both the “R” and “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Delay>

When “release after time delay” is set, use the slider to set the duration of time delay.

<Default>

Reset the delay timing to the initial setting. By either clicking the “Default” button or pressing both the “D” and “Alt” key simultaneously.


Scrolling Properties

[Scrolling]

<Scrolling>

Scroll the window either vertically or horizontally by sliding along the right or bottom edge of the touchpad.

<Vertical Scrolling>

Enable the control by clicking the Enable (V) check box.  If enabled, the screen will scroll vertically when users slide along the right edge of the touchpad vertically.

The checkbox can also be toggled by pressing both the “V” and “Alt” simultaneously.

<Horizontal Scrolling>

(This control is enabled only when Vertical Scrolling is enabled)

Enable the control by clicking the Enable (H) check box.  If enabled, the screen will scroll horizontally when users slide along the bottom edge of the touchpad horizontally.

The checkbox can also be toggled by pressing both the “H” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Scroll speed setting>

Adjust the scrolling speed by clicking Scroll speed setting

It can also be invoked by pressing both the “S” and “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Scrolling Area>

Both the width of the vertical and horizontal scrolling area can be adjusted by moving the slider horizontally.  As the slider moves, the image is changed to reflect the new width.  This control is enabled only when either one the vertically or horizontally scroll is enabled.

<Default>

Reset to the initial settings either by clicking the “Default” button or pressing both the “D” and “Alt” keys simultaneously.


[Scroll speed]

This adjusts the scrolling speed.

<Scroll speed>

Move the slider horizontally to adjust the scrolling speed.

The slider can be also moved by hitting the arrow keys of keyboard and followed by pressing both the “S” and “Alt” keys simultaneously.

<Default>

Reset to the default settings by clicking the “Default” button or pressing both the “D” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.


Corner Tap Function Properties

[Corner Tap Function]

<Corner Tap Function>

This function can be assigned to one of the four individual touchpad corners.

<Enable>

This enables / disables corner tap functions for the four corners.

The control can be also toggled by pressing both the “E” and the “Alt” keys simultaneously.

A total of eighteen functions (Context Menu, Internet Back, Internet Forward, Magnifying glass, Maximize, Middle Button, Minimize, None, Page up, Page Down, Run..., Scroll Up, Scroll Down, Scroll Left, Scroll Right, Start Menu, Zoom in and Zoom out) are available for assignment..

When “Run...” is selected, an “Execute” button will be displayed near the list box. Clicking it can browse the various applications (file) on system “Open” dialog. Select the desired application to run and click “open” to save the setting.

Upon successfully selection, name of the selected application will be displayed below the dropdown list box.

<Default>

Reset to the default settings by clicking the “Default” button or pressing both the “D” and “Alt” keys simultaneously.


Others Properties

[Others]

The current touchpad driver version is displayed here. The latest driver can be downloaded through this panel.

Toggling the display of  touchpad icon on the taskbar is available here.


Button Configuration
*Button Configuration

The images of different button configuration (touchpad, rock switch and buttons) are displayed


Device Setup
*Device Setup

The available function for operating on the touchpad is displayed in a tree format and it indicates whether the functions remain in the default state or not.

Initial settings are displayed in normal format with a red checkmark ( V )  Double clicking on an  “unmarked” checkbox will reset it to the factory programmed setting.

“List Items”

Pointer Option

Pointer speed

Pointer acceleration

Snap to Default Button

Buttons

Switch Define

Rock Switch Define

Double-click speed

Touchpad Option

Smart Edges

Tapping

Dynamic Resolution

Scrolling

Scrolling and Scroll speed

Scrolling Area

Corner Tap Function

Enable and Corner Tap Function


Default
*Default

Reset the control to initial settings.


Button Configuration (Rock Switch)
*Button Configuration (Rock Switch)

This display functions assigned to the Rock Switches.


Switch Define
*Switch Define

This assigns functions to the left button (1), middle button (2) (press buttons 1 and 3 simultaneously), and the right button (3).


Double-click Speed
*Double click Speed

This adjusts the double click speed.


Rock switch Setup
*Rock switch Setup

Functions can be assigned to each of the Rock Switches.  Seven default settings are provided.


Save switch definition

*Save switch definition

Save the new setting for the Rock Switches.


Multiple fingers

*Multiple fingers

Function assigned to the individual button (Left, Middle or Right Button) can be assigned to one of “Multiple fingers®” tapping.

It means that, one finger tapping indicates the “Left” button function, two fingers tapping indicates the “Middle” button function, and the three fingers tapping indicates “Right” button function.


Finger Training

*Finger Training

Test area to tap with one through three fingers.


Smart Edges
*Smart Edges

With “Smart Edges”, the screen will scroll automatically when the users tapped the touchpad once and drag the finger to the edge of the touchpad.  If this function is used with a selected icon or window, it will be moved to the edge of the screen continually.


Tapping
*Tapping

Enable or disable tapping function.


Scrolling Area
*Scrolling Area

Both the width of the vertical and horizontal scroll area can be adjusted by moving the slider horizontally.  As the slider moves, the image is changed to reflect the new width. This control is enabled only when either the vertically or horizontally scroll is enabled.


Tap and Drag Lock
*Tap and Drag Lock

Enable continual dragging with fingers after tapping an icon or a window.  It can be released once another tapping is encountered or after certain time delay.


Touchpad Sensitivity
*Touchpad Sensitivity

This adjusts the touchpad sensitivity.


Scrolling
*Scrolling

Set scrolling the window either vertically or horizontally by sliding on the right or bottom edge of the touchpad.


Vertical Scrolling
*Vertical Scrolling

Scroll the screen vertically when slide along the right edge of the touchpad vertically.


Horizontal Scrolling
*Horizontal Scrolling

Scroll the screen horizontally when slide along the bottom edge of the touchpad horizontally.


Scroll Speed setting
*Scroll speed setting

Adjust the scrolling speed.


Corner Tap Function
*Corner Tap Function

Enable function/program execution by tapping touchpad at  any corner.


Displays the images of the touchpad and buttons with functions are assigned to it.


This displays the Device Setup Panel.


This displays the Rock Switch Configuration panel.


This displays the functions assigned to the rock switches.


This closes the panel.


This saves the new setting and closes the panel.


Reset all settings to the initial settings.


This closes the panel without saving the new setting.


Display the current settings in a “tree” format.


This assigns functions to the buttons.


Register the application to be run.


List all the available functions.


This adjusts double-click speed.


Test the double click speed.


Reset the setting to the initial settings.


Open the Rock Switch setup panel to the set functions for the Rock Switches.


Select one of the seven initial settings.


Select one of the eighteen initial settings.


Save the new setting by opening Save switch definition panel .


Delete user settings.


This saves the new setting and closes the panel.


This closes the panel without saving.


Register application to be run.


Display the program to be executed.


Save the new setting.


Save the new setting under the given name and close the panel.


This closes the panel without saving.


Test area for fingers tapping.


Click the button to start or stop the test.


This enables / disables the Smart Edges function.


Additional features when the Smart Edge is enabled.

Always: The Smart Edges function is always enabled.

Only when dragging: The Smart Edge function is enabled only when selecting and dragging icons or windows.


Adjust both the scroll and drag speed for Smart Edge functions.


Enable or disable tapping function.


Prevent unnecessary movement of the cursor when the touchpad  being tapped during typing.


Enable / disable Tap and Drag Lock function.


Additional features when Tap and Drag Lock function is enabled. These set the different method for the releasing of drag locking.

Tap to release: Release with another tapping.

Release after time delay: Automatically released after a certain time delay.


Adjust the delay timing for releasing the drag lock.


This adjusts the touchpad sensitivity.

This function is optional.


Reset the setting to the initial settings


Enable/disable the vertical scrolling function.


Enable/disable the horizontal scrolling function.


This displays the Scroll speed setting panel.


Reset the control to the initial settings.


Adjust the scrolling speed.


Reset the setting to the initial settings.


Save the new setting and close the panel.


Close the panel without saving the new setting.


Enable or disable the corner tapping function.


Display the function to be executed by tapping on the top left corner of the touchpad.


Display the function to be executed by tapping on the top right corner of the touchpad.


Display the function to be executed by tapping on the bottom left corner on the touchpad.


Display the function to be executed by tapping on the bottom right corner of the touchpad.


Display the application to be executed.


Reset the setting to the initial settings.


This displays the Actual Roller Configuration panel.


Select this check box to make USB mouse button on the one you use for primary function such as selecting and dragging.


Show or hide the touchpad (program) icon on windows taskbar.


The ratios between the moving distance of the mouse (or the moving distance of a finger on the touchpad) and the moving distance of the pointer on the screen can be adjusted by moving the slider.


Enable/disable the pointer acceleration.


This adjusts the effect of acceleration between mouse (or touchpad) moving and pointer moving (on the screen).


Reset the setting to the initial settings.


Select the functions to be assigned to the Rock Switches.


Display the application to be executed.


Display the assigned functions.


Adjust the scrolling speed.


Save the new setting.


Enable/disable the higher resolution scaling.

Enable: The highest dynamic resolution is 300 dpi.

Disable: The highest dynamic resolution is 200 dpi.


Both the width of the vertical and horizontal scroll area can be adjusted by moving the slider horizontally. As the slider being moved, the image is also being changed to reflect the new width.


This displays the image of Touchpad.


This displays the programmed functions for the buttons.


Automatically move the pointer to the default button when a new dialog is opened.