What is SmartTouch and how does it work?
The SmartTouch sensor ensures the mouse pointer stops moving when your finger is not detected on the finger grip. When you type, it is best to move the mouse to
a position between your hands, but doing this will also move the pointer across your screen.
When SmartTouch is on, you can move your mouse without any pointer movement by lifting your middle finger and then moving the mouse with your thumb.
SmartTouch will be set to off by default. To activate it:
- Press and hold down both mouse buttons.
- After 2 seconds, the status LED will glow.
- Release the buttons and when the status LED turns off, roll the scroll wheel.
The status LED will flash once indicating SmartTouch is now on. You can switch SmartTouch off again by repeating the steps above.
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