Oscar Mouse Editor Software

(Tailor-made to Dominate the Play)

User Manual
Model: X-718BK/X-738K/X-748K

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Package Contents:
* Mouse * CD(software and driver, user manual)

System Requirements: Windows 2000 / XP / 2003 / Vista / Windows 7

Connect to your Computer

1). Plug the connector of USB cable to your computer. 2). Now, you can use the mouse. Note: The mouse is plug and play. If you would like to get more functions, please install the Software (enclosed on the CD) first.

Install Oscar Mouse Editor Software

(Note: The software is applicable to Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/ Windows 7) 1). Uninstall any previous mouse software before installing the software. 2). Insert the enclosed CD to start installation, and follow the on-screen steps to finish software installation. 3). The Oscar icon " " will appear on your desktop screen, and then you have successfully installed the Oscar software. (Otherwise, installation is failed and you have to remove the driver and re-install) 4). When the installation is completed, restart your computer. To remove the driver, follow the steps: Go to START, and then select PROGRAM. If you see "Oscar Editor" >>Click "Uninstall OSCAR"

How to Configure Functions with the "Oscar Mouse Editor" Software

Step 1: Open the "Oscar Main Menu" by double clicking " " icon on your desktop screen. " area to configure the mouse, internet or

Step 2: Click at " commands of

keyboard,

multimedia according to your needs. Or you can also set 6-level sensitivity among 100-3,200 DPI by clicking at " " area.

(Note: You can describe the functions which have been set for easier recognition by left-clicking the mouse in area.) Oscar Main Menu Step 3: Store your 2 profile-settings which you have set by clicking the " use it on any computer. (Note: Download Preferable Scripts for upgrading your mouse by Clicking the " others.) Step 4: You can switch your 2 profile-settings by clicking the " " area or Pressing the "Scroll Lock" key of your keyboard. " area. Also you can upload your script to sharing with " area. Then you can bring the mouse settings anywhere and

1. How to Activate 16 Preset Functions in ONE Mouse Button

16 preset functions are integrated in any one of mouse button except Scroll Up, Scroll Down and DPI Setting button. Click any one of mouse button (except Scroll Up,Scroll Down and DPI Setting button) on the "Oscar Main Menu" to select "16-in-1 Mouse Gesture". Then you can select more than 30 functions that are ready for your selection, such as mouse simulation, office command sets, multimedia, Internet, keyboard key combinations...etc. Note: If the "Paste Text" of the "Office Command Sets" is selected, the "Figure. A" will pop up as shown; you may input texts to paste. >> Right click the mouse button in "Enter Text" , then you can launch the editing tool. (shown as right)

Fig. A

16-in-1 Menu

You can select mouse's right button as Gesture Button. Now lets take "
1. Select " " as example to show you clearly on how to use these functions

" icon to represent "Zoom In" as shown: " to save settings.

2. Press "

3. Draw the line in Excel & Windows Picture and Fax Viewer.

a. Start: Press the "Gesture Button" b. Track of the drawing line: Draw the lines as the c. End: Release the "Gesture Button" Reminder: If step b is omitted, it will perform as "Gesture Button" default function. d. Then the picture has been zoomed in. arrow direction.

See the contrast in EXCEL after drawing the line.

Original After Drawing Line, the column has been enlarged

Windows Picture and Fax Viewer: Original After Drawing Line, the picture has been enlarged

2. Launch the 4D Wheel of the Mouse

The mouse wheel can scroll 4 directions to improve efficiency. No need to tilt. Step 1: Right click the mouse on the icon at the Step 2: See instructions on the popped 4D Wheel window to learn on how to

right-down corner of your system tray, and select "4D Wheel".

execute vertical and horizontal scrolling.

Addition: When the option of Microsoft Standard Wheel is selected, the mouse wheel will perform the function which a normal mouse has. On this condition, the 4D Wheel won't be launched. Microsoft Standard Wheel is used in some special working environment. For example, games or some webpages need Microsoft Standard Wheel for your use.

3. Introduction about DPI and its Setting

The mouse provides DPI shiftable capability with color indication, you can set-up your own sensitivity levels (DPI) within Oscar software.

Two ways to change mouse DPI mode to obtain suitable mouse moving speed: 1. By default setting, just press "DPI Setting Button" with color indicator on the
mouse to change the DPI among 400-800-1,200-1,600-2,400-3,200 DPI. 2. You may customize your own DPI range and sensibility by clicking on the area of "Oscar Main Menu".

DPI Levels & Color Indicator

DPI Levels (Default) DPI 1: DPI 2: DPI 3: DPI 4: DPI 5: DPI 6: 400DPI 800DPI 1,200DPI 1,600DPI 2,400DPI 3,200DPI Indicator Color No light Green Yellow Red Red & Yellow Yellow& Green Recommended for: Slow-Speed and normal accuracy player Medium-Speed and average accuracy required player Fast-Speed and above average accuracy required player High-Speed and pinpoint accuracy required player Extra High-Speed and pinpoint accuracy required player Extra High-Speed and pinpoint accuracy required player Suitable Resolution of display Recommended 800600 1024768 1152864 1280960 12801024 12801024

Click the "DPI Setting" Button to quickly shift and indicate from 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 2400 to as high as 3200 DPI.

4. Set the Mouses Report Rate Note: The mouse offers 4 selectable report rate 125/250/500/1,000Hz, which can be preset to use with a variety of applications, like Office, drawing and gaming, while the traditional USB mouse is fixed at only 125Hz. Adjust the mouse's report rate by right-clicking the mouse on the " right-down corner of your system tray and select "Report Rate Setting". " icon at the

5. Set Function Reminder for Each Mouse Button

Note: Please describe each button's function in your own words on the "Oscar Main Menu" before launching this function. Right-clicking the mouse on the " " icon at the right-down corner of your system tray and

Select "Function / Key Reminder to annotate the function name for each mouse key, which will be displayed on the screen when it is activated for easier identification.

6. Upgrade your Mouse for Games

You can select some preset Macro flies to upgrade your mouse for games by clicking on " " area of "Oscar Main Menu".

Select "Select Macro File", then you can select the preset Macro file for each button according to your needs (except the DPI Setting button). Then save your settings by clicking the " " area. The function which the

Macro file defined will be launched when the button you selected is pressed.

Oscar Main Menu

7. Tailor-made the Mouse with "Macro Manager" for Each Button According to Your Needs.
Step 1: Open the "Macro Manager" by clicking on " "Oscar Main Menu". Step 2: Knowing the instructions of Macro Manager . Keyboard Simulation Area . Mouse Simulation Area . Record Button When you want to record your settings, click on " "F11" on your keyboard. 2). Stop to record your actions which you have done by pressing "F12" on your keyboard. Macro Manager Menu " area and: 1). Start to record your actions which you have done by pressing "area of the

. Play Macro Once Only & Play Macro Repeatedly 1). If "Play Macro Once Only" is enabled, the macro settings will be performed. 2). When "Play Macro Repeatedly" is enabled, two options below are available : a). If "Press to start, Re-press to stop" is selected the macro will be performed while the key is pressed, it will stop till the same key is pressed again. b). If "Press to start, Release to stop" is selected, the macro will be performed continuously while the key is pressed and it will stop till the same key is released. . Modify the macro settings which you have done . Macro indication Area: Indicate the macro settings which you have done. Each macro settings you do will be recorded immediately and be showed on the "Macro indication Area".

. Advanced logic commands (such as: loop, skip a line, if, equal to, interval repeat, jump etc.), it provides simple solution to edit the complicated functions. . Time Control: You may tick at the box to decide whether to set the delay time of press or release. And this panel usually is used in conjunction with mouse area or keyboard area, so that it may delay the time between each command from the other. . Mouse Actions: Mouse absolute/relative coordinate Drag the " " icon will capture the absolute position (X, Y) of target.

1). Absolute Position of mouse cursor 2). Mouse cursor's relative position

Examples of Application in Office

View the properties of your file
To set up the "Middle Button" as clicking right button on the mouse and pressing "R" key on the keyboard to view the properties of your file from desktop directly (without moving the cursor) , follow the steps: Step 1: Click the "Middle Button" in "Oscar Main Menu" , and select "Macro Manager" . Step 2: Drag the icon to your file on the desktop.

Note: Describe the functions which will be set for easier recognition by left-clicking the mouse in Step 3: Click "Plug in" at " area of "Oscar Main Menu".

" area (absolute) of "Macro Manager Menu"

Oscar Main Menu

to record and perform mouse movement Step 4: Click "Right" at "Mouse Area" >>Click "R" key on "Keyboard " icon on "Macro Manager", and

Area">> Click on the "

description page will pop up. >> Use your own words to describe your Macro file and input "View Properties" as topic name >> Click "Close" to close "Macro Manager Menu", then the topic "View Properties" will appear in "Oscar Main Menu". Step 5: Click "Download to mouse" in "Oscar Main Menu" to store it in the mouse. Lets check it in the application practically. When "Middle Button" is pressed on the mouse, you can view properties of your file directly. Macro Manger Menu

Examples of Application in Game Play

Example 1: In Windows operation, 1click to perform "Double Click" or "One Click"
Step 1: Click on "Play Macro Once Only" of the "Macro Manager "Press to start, Menu" >>Select "Play Macro Repeatedly" >> Select Release to stop" as shown right. Step 3: Tick the box of "Perform delay each time a key is pressed" >>Select "mSec" of time unit in the "Mouse Simulation Area". Step 5: Input "200" of time value in "Time" box. >>Click "Left" on "Mouse Simulation Area". >>Delete "Press _Left Button" and "Release _Left Button". Step 6: Repeating steps from 4 to 5, now your editing area will look like this as figure.1 shows. Step 7: Click the icon to save the settings. Fig. 1 "Time unit" Step 4: Input "64" of time value in "Time" box. >>Click "Left " on

Lets check it in Windows operation practically: When the "Designated Button" is pressed for a longer time, it will perform "double-click" and directly open the files or programs. Or, if the "Designated Button" is pressed for a shorter time, it just like the normal click and the folder is selected instead of opening it. Benefits: The example shows how useful in practice that users may decide how they will use the mouse button to perform the "Double-click" or "One-click". The "Recycle Macro" of "Macro Manager Menu" allows users to freely control the time of macro programming by example 1.

Example 2: In the "First Person Shooter" game, suppress gun's recoil for improving precision shooting
Step 1: Tick the box of the "Perform delay each time a key is pressed" and "Perform delay each time a key is released" at "Macro Manager Menu">> Select "mSec" of time unit in the "Time unit". Step 2: Input "64" of time value in "Time" box. >>Click "Left" on "Mouse Simulation Area". Step 3: Input "70" of time value in "Time" box. >>Click "Left" on "Mouse Simulation Area". Step 4: Input "85"of time value in "Time" box. >>Click "Left" on "Mouse Simulation Area" Step 5: Input "95" of time value in "Time" box. >>Click "Left" on "Mouse Simulation Area". Step 6: Now your editing area will look like this as figure 2 shows. Step 7: Click the " " icon to save the settings Fig. 2 Lets check it in "First Person Shooter" game practically: In the real FPS shooting games, the gun's recoil is designed in coincide with each bullet while it is shooting. For the consecutive shootings, the gun's recoil will accumulated till it is out of control, and the impact point will be out of expected range. In this instance, we increase time interval between each shooting and reduce the gun's recoil, hence, it effectively increase the shooting precision. As result, the gun's recoil is suppressed and the point of impact is highly concentrated. If you reduce the time interval between each shooting, it may accelerate the shooting speed and you may have better chance to hit your opponents. Benefits: This example shows how to suppress gun's recoil and increase shooting precision that users can decide how fast and how many bullets will be shot according to each rifle or gun on the FPS games, the time interval of "64 ms" is the shortest testing value for the most of FPS games that can work in good order. As results, it offers better surviving opportunities over your opponents! Macro Manager Menu

Example 3: In "First Person Shooter" game, 1 click to suppress guns recoil by changing cursor relative displacement.
Step 1: Click on "Play Macro Once Only" at the "Macro Manager Menu" >>Select "Play Macro Repeatedly">>Select "Press to start, Release to stop". Step 2: Tick the box of "Perform delay each time a key is released" >>Select "mSec" of time unit in the "Time unit". >> Input "110" of time value in "Time" box. Step 3: Click "Left " on "Mouse Simulation Area". Step 4: Input "3" of coordinate value in "Mouse Relative Coordinate Y Aix " box. >>Click "Plug In" Step 5: Repeating Step 4 Step 6: Input "8" of coordinate value in "Mouse Relative Coordinate Y Axis" box. >>Click "Plug In". Step7: Repeating 7 times from step 6 to step 7. Step 8: Now your editing area will look like this as figure 3 shows. Step 9: Click the " " icon to save the setting Fig.3

Lets check it in "First Person Shooter" game practically: This instance is similar to the example 2, but it offers faster shooting speed while perform the same effect of suppressing the guns recoil. For those FPS professional gamers, they are capable to perform precise and difficult "manual" actions of suppressing guns recoil during the consecutive shooting by moving the moue back and forth so as to keep the impact at the same point. Now, by using this instance, you can do the same expertise with one click to the designated mouse button. In the CS practical testing, we found this instance is very useful for the rifle types like "AK47" and "M4A1", but for those less recoil rifles such as MP5, you may reduce the relative displacement value. Benefits: This example shows how to integrate the "Mouse Relative Displacement" and "Recycle Macro" to perform the professional actions during the game play. This example demonstrates how to suppress the guns recoil by compensating the "Y relative displacement" value to reduce each shooting deviation, and hence increase the shooting precision. The Y relative displacement values are in the reducing order as in the practical game testing, we found the gun's recoil is increased gradually with each bullet is short. And you may decide how many bullets will be shot by performing the "Recycle Macro" option; the consecutive shooting will be ceased while the designated mouse button is released.

Example 4: In the "First Person Shooter" game, 1 click to turn around 180 degrees
Step 1: Input "799" of coordinate value in "Mouse Relative Coordinate X Axis Box" of the "Macro Manager Menu">>Click "Plug In".

Step 2: Select "mSec" of time unit in the "Time unit" >> Input "23" of time value in "Time" box. >>Click "Plug In".

Step 3: Repeat three times from step 2 to step 3. Step 4 Input "500" of coordinate value in "Mouse Relative Coordinate X Axis Box". >>Click "Plug In".

Step 5Click "Plug in" in "Time Control Area" of "Macro Manager Menu".

Macro Manager Menu

Step 6Input "50" of coordinate value in "Mouse Relative Coordinate X Axis Box". >>Click "Plug In".

Step 7Click "Plug in" in "Time Control Area" of "Macro Manager Menu" Step 8: Now your editing area will look like this as figure 4 shows. Step 9: Click the " " icon to save the setting. Fig.4

Lets check it in "First Person Shooter" game practically: In the real FPS shooting games, in the circumstances that your opponents unexpected turn to, or show up on your back, it will be almost impossible to instantly turn around and give them a shot. Or it requires a very high performance mouse to perform "turn around" actions, but usually it is not fast enough to accomplish the "turn around" action before your opponent starts to fire. This example demonstrates how powerful it is that it performs automatically the continuous "turn around" actions in the sudden, while your opponents are not ready to give you the fatal hits! Benefits: This example shows how to perform the "turn around" action by just one click to the designated button, and sustain your aiming point at the same level. The given "799" relative displacement value is due to, after in practical testing, the games only response to the value less than the maximum horizontal display resolution. For instance, this example is only applicable to the display resolution of 800x600 mode of your LCD display or monitor, "Overflow" error may occur in case the value is out of your display boundary. Meanwhile, the time interval is inserted between each action and the same action is repeated by 6 times, this is due to after practical testing, we found the FPS games will not properly response for the time interval shorter than 20 ms.

Example 5In "CS" game, 1 Click to Buy All Weapons and Accessories
Step 1: Tick the box of "Perform delay each time a key is pressed" and "Perform delay each time a key is released" at the "Macro Manager Menu" . >>Select "mSec" of time unit in the "Time unit". >> Input "20" of time value in "Time" box. Step 2: Click "B 4 6 B 1 4 B 8 2 B 6 B 7 O 4 O 3 O 3 O 5 B 8 6" on "Keyboard Simulation Area". Step 3: Now your editing area will look like this as figure 5 shows. Step 4: Click the " " icon to save the setting Lets check it in "First Person Shooter" game practically: By pressing on the designated mouse button, it will automatically perform all the consecutive actions either to buy all weapons or its accessories, such as "AWP, KEVLAR+HELMET, HE GRENADE, FLASH, DEFUSAL KIT, DESERTEAGLE, SMOKE GRENADE, BUY PRIMARY AMMO, BUY SECONDARY AMMO" or quick assignment of the team tasks. In the FPS games like CS (Counter Strike), while the game is re-started, it is crucial to buy all the equipments and assign the team tasks as soon as possible, so that you can take advantage of time and position to combat with your opponents. Benefits: This example demonstrates how powerful the "Keyboard Macro Commands" is. With one click on the designated mouse button, all the weapons and its accessories are consecutively and purchased, and the team tasks are assigned automatically. This functionality can also be applied to those popular Windows applications such as Photoshop and Word to improve the office efficiency. Fig. 5

Example 6 Quick perform settings in the "PRO-E2001"

This example requires initial setup in the three parts, respectively they are computer settings, PRO-E software settings and Oscar mouse editor software settings. Step 1: Computer Settings Open "My Computer", create a new folder on the hard drive D "D:\WORK" >>Right-click the mouse on "PRO-E" shortcuts icon >> select "Properties" Step 2: PRO-E Software Settings: Open "PRO-E" software; create a new file under the path that you appointed. Then enter "PRO-E". Click "Function -- Mapkeys -- New -- Input the name "D" -- Record -- Feature -- Create -- Surface -- Advanced -- Boundaries -- Done -- Done -- Stop -Confirm -- SaveThe system will produce a config.pro file automatically-- OK. A shortcut is established and you can duplicate the same process to organize as many shortcuts as you like in the "PRO-E". A: From the "Oscar Main Menu", click the "File", you'll see the "Pull-down Menu" >>Select " New">> "rename" B: Input the "PRO-E2001" as script file name >>Select a function key option (for instance the 4thButton) >>Select "Keyboard" from "Task Pull-down Menu", then youll see the right image. >>Click "D" key on below keyboard image. >>Click "File" from "Oscar Main Menu" >>Click "Save as" to save settings>> Click the "Download to Mouse" to store script file to mouse on-board memory. After you have finished the above settings, a "specific-PRO-E-purposed" mouse is ready to serve. For instance, to accomplish a PRO-E solid surface may require 7 steps and now with one click on the designated 4th button of the mouse, all the tasks are accomplished automatically and it saves all the processes which usually require lots of efforts and time.

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