Rapier V2 Laser Gaming Mouse User Guide English
Contents Welcome 3 Whats in the Pack 3 Key y Features 3 Button Assignment g 3 Rapier p V2 Installation 4 Software Introduction 4 Rapier p V2 Gamer Toolkit 4 Funtion Assignment 5 Keep shot function 5 Emulate Keyboard 6 Emulate HID 6 Script 7 Script Programming in More Detail 8 Interface 8 Example 9 DPI Level Up / Down 9 Disable Button 9 Rapier p V2 Feature Config gure 10 USB Report Rate 10 Delay Time Base Unit 10 Resolution Level 10 My y Favourite Profile 10 Q&A 11
Welcome! Welcome to the Verbatim Rapier V2 Laser Gaming Mouse. The Rapier V2 offers you 3200dpi laser precision and is designed for use with all game types. With on board data store technology macro, keyboard, and mouse functions can be saved directly to the Rapier V2 and transferred from PC to PC without the need of the Gaming Software. It comes with 7 programmable buttons allowing you to easily set your profiles for your favourite games. Note: 1. Rapier V2 has two modes; standard and gaming mode.
Rapier V2 Installation The Rapier V2 Laser Gaming Mouse is a USB mouse. It has plug ‘n’ play functionality however for optimum performance it is advised that the USB plug is connected directly to the PC or laptop, and not via a USB Hub. The first time you install Rapier V2 switch off your PC / lap top, plug in Rapier V2 and then switch on your PC. Note: 1. Rapier V2 has on board memory so for data transfer it is recommend that it is plugged directly into the USB port of the PC 2.
Function Assignment Under each button are the following functions you can assign to the button: • Button Keep Shot • Emulated Key Board • Emulated HID • Script # A • Script # B • Script # C • DPI (+) • DPI (-) • L Button • R Button • Wheel Button • IE Backward Button • IE Forward Button • These functions appear under the drop down menu on each button. A. Keep shot function In Gaming mode, the keep shot function can be assigned to any button of Rapier V1.
3. Select the number of shots 4. Select the interval time * Delay time setting, It’s the basic interval time of two actions, such as 2 shoots. Smaller number means shorter time. Interval time = Delay Time * Base Unit (1~250 available) * Delay Time 5. Press “Apply” to active new setting. B. Emulate keyboard In gaming mode, the entire button can be assigned as a keyboard command, the single command or compound command. The process is as follow. 1.
Choose a button and select the function of “ Emulate Consumer Control” Select a function or Input the specific code. Press “Apply” to active new setting. Note: 1. The code can be found in HID table. PDF. (EX. 0x221 is “Search” function), some of the code was limited by system. D. Script This function looks like “Macro”, but is much more powerful than Macro. Rapier V2 upgrades the Macro into “Script”, to save a series mouse and keyboard movement into a button.
2. Select the operation mode. • Mode explanation: • Loop (R): The command will be executed cyclically after you press and release the button. Click button again to stop it. • One-Shot (P): The command will be executed when you press the button. • One-Shot (R): The command will be executed after you press and release the button. • Hold (1-Shot): The command will be executed while you press and hold the button. • Loop (P): The command will be executed by cyclically when you press the button.
Example 1. To define a button for “Script #A” in Buttons Configure page then go to “Script Programming” page to create a script. 2. Tick “String Input Method”, then key-in “Good Morning” and click “Add Script”, you will see the result in “A Edit Area” like picture. If you want to delete some scripts, just need to click “Delete from Script”. 3. Click “To Mouse” to save your command to mouse directly. Note: 1.
Rapier V2 Feature Configure This part is the core control features of RAPIER V2. In this part, the resolution, LED Control, delay time base unit, USB report rate can be modified. A. USB Report rate The USB report rate can be adjusted from 125Hz to 1,000Hz. Note: 1. Some computers do not support USB 2.0 or high report rate. If this is the case please reduce the report to 125Hz. 2. After changing the USB Report Rate setting you will need to reboot your system to activate the function. B.
2. Click “EDIT” button, and you will be automatically taken back to “Buttons Configure” page. Please assign the button functions you want, E.G. Define “Button 4” to be “Script A” then go to “Scripts Programming” page to define “Script A”. Don’t forget to click “APPLY” to set. 3. When you want to use this profile, please follow up the instructions: i. Tick “With All Scripts” option. ii. Choose the profile listed in middle column. iii.
Technical Support If you are experiencing difficulty installing or using your Verbatim product, please visit the main Verbatim Technical Support website at www. verbatim-europe.com. From this page you can access our library of user documentation, read answers to frequently asked questions, and download available software updates.
CE Declaration EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY It is hereby declared that this product complied with the essential protection requirements of Council Directive 2004/108/EC and its amendments on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility. This declaration applies to all specimens manufactured identical to the model submitted for testing/evaluation.
