SVEN RX-G805 Gaming Mouse User Manual

Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the Sven mouse!

Copyright: © SVEN PTE. LTD. Version 2.0 (16.05.2023). This Manual and information contained in it are copyrighted. All rights reserved.

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Contents

This manual is available in English (Page 2) and Russian (Page 13).

Buyer Recommendations

• Shipping and transportation must be done in the original container.
• No special conditions are required for realization.
• Dispose of the product in accordance with regulations for household and computer equipment.
• The date of manufacture is indicated on the box.

Appointment

The RX-G805 gaming mouse is an input device designed for entering information into the computer and controlling its operation.

Package Contents

• Gaming mouse - 1 pc
• User Manual - 1 pc
• Warranty card - 1 pc

System Requirements

• OS: Windows
• Free USB port

Preparation to Work

1. Connect the mouse to a free USB port on your PC.
2. Once connected, the PC will automatically recognize the device.
3. To configure buttons, install the software from the official website: www.sven.fi/en/catalog/mouse/rx-g805.htm.
4. Launch the downloaded software and follow the installer's instructions.

Software Installation

After installation, the software will automatically detect the mouse and install the necessary driver. The control window can be accessed via an icon on the Windows desktop.

The installation process involves selecting an installation folder and completing the setup wizard.

Key Button Designations and Mouse Parameters

Initially, all mouse buttons are configured with default functions. Users can reassign these functions, assign macros (pre-configured key combinations), or set multimedia functions (sound control, mute, player control).

Attention: Button 1 can only be reassigned if the left mouse button function is transferred to another button first; otherwise, a warning message will appear.

All custom mouse settings operate only when the software is running. If the software is inactive, the mouse operates with default settings.

Changing Mouse Button Functions

Mouse button functions can be changed by assigning different values. The mouse button numbering (illustrated in the software) corresponds to the numbers in the list from 1 to 6. Clicking on menu items opens a pop-up window with additional functions for reassignment.

• Left click: Left mouse button.
• Right click: Right mouse button.
• Middle click: Button under the scroll wheel.
• Forward: Navigates to the next page.
• Back: Navigates to the previous page.
• DPI Loop: Cycles through DPI resolutions.

Additional Functions

These functions enhance user experience in various applications.

Special Key Options

• DPI Loop: Switch DPI resolutions on a loop.
• DPI +: Increase DPI.
• DPI -: Decrease DPI.
• Fire Key: Assign a key for firing.
• AIM Key: Assign a key for aiming.
• Key Mode Switch: Switch key modes.
• LED Switch: Control backlight.
• Disable Keys: Disable keys.

Media Functions

• Pause: Pauses media playback.
• Stop: Stops media playback.
• Next Track: Skips to the next track.
• Previous Track: Skips to the previous track.
• Volume "+": Increases volume.
• Volume "-": Decreases volume.
• Mute: Turns off the sound.

Internet Functions

• Home: Open the home page of the default browser.
• Search: Opens the search bar.
• Web Back: Navigates to the previous page.
• Web Forward: Navigates to the next page.
• Stop: Stops browser activity.
• Refresh: Reloads the current page.
• Favorites: Accesses saved favorites.

Computer Functions

• My Computer: Opens File Explorer.
• Calculator: Launches the Calculator application.
• Desktop: Navigates to the desktop.

User-Defined

User-Defined mode allows assigning a combination of service keys to a mouse button.

Base Macro

Base Macro allows assigning a saved macro to a mouse button.

Advanced Settings

Fire Key Setting

The Fire Key acts as a button to fire. It has three options:

• Repeat: Set the number of click repetitions (from 1 to 255).
• Interval: Set the intervals between clicks (from 1 to 255).
• Continuous: Set a continuous firing mode.

Moving Speed Setting

Moving Speed controls the mouse cursor movement speed. This setting allows enabling or disabling the "Enhance Pointer Precision" option for finer control.

Enhance Pointer Precision: Allows increasing or decreasing pointer precision. Movement speed can be adjusted by moving a slider.

Double Click Speed Setting

Double Click Speed controls the speed of double-click triggering. This speed can be adjusted by moving a slider.

Rolling Speed

Rolling Speed controls the scroll wheel speed. This item allows enabling or disabling the "Scroll One Screen At A Time" option. Rolling speed can be adjusted by moving a slider.

The right side of the screen displays settings for sensor resolution (DPI). Clicking on DPI 1, DPI 2, DPI 3, DPI 4, DPI 5, DPI 6 and moving the slider allows setting up to four different sensor modes. Clicking on the squares next to the DPI names enables or disables the setting for that specific DPI.

Macro Tab

Creating Macros

The "Macro" tab allows creating precise sequences of key presses and button clicks for various tasks. Assigning a macro to a key simplifies performing complex operations. To create a macro command:

1. Right-click on "New", enter any name for the macro in the field, and click "Ok". The entered macro name will appear in the "Macro List" window.
2. Click "Record" and then sequentially press the key combination you wish to use. The pressed keys will be shown in the "Macro Content" window.

Important Note: When entering macros, the symbols used will be in the language active at that moment. For example, if macros are recorded in an English interface, symbols will be in English, and it is impossible to switch input language from English to Russian or vice versa.

To finish recording, click "Stop", then "Apply". The program will save the macro settings. If necessary, additional commands can be added to an existing macro list by clicking the "Insert" button and selecting the required command. Options to set delay time, disable delay, and set the quantity of repetitions are also available.

Saving and Loading Macros

Macros can be saved to a file by clicking the "Import Macro" button. The "Export Macro" button loads a previously saved file. The "Reset" button reverts settings to default. The "Apply" button saves the software settings.

Technical Specifications

Notes: Technical specifications provided in this table are supplemental information and cannot be grounds for claims. SVEN products are constantly being improved. Therefore, technical specifications and package contents are subject to change without prior notice.