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3Dconnexion CadMouse Properties Panel

You can access the 3Dconnexion Properties panel via the icon in your notification area (systray), 3D

Mouse Home (on your desktop) or by selecting

launched by pressing the Radial Menu Button on the top of the CadMouse).

Speed

This slider sets the overall speed for your CadMouse.

Note: The CadMouse

speed slider sets speed globally for all applications.

Advanced Settings

This is where you can configure specific CadMouse settings.

Buttons

The Buttons panel within 3Dconnexion Properties allows you to assign commands, Macros or Radial

Menus to the CadMouse buttons.

The active application is displayed at the top left of the panel and any changes made are only applied to

that application. This allows you to configure your CadMouse individually for each of your applications.

Environment sensitivity

Some applications feature environment sensitive button mapping.

In those applications you can have different button assignments depending on the current active

environment. More information can be found in the application specific help sections of the affe

applications:

3Dconnexion CadMouse Properties Panel

You can access the 3Dconnexion Properties panel via the icon in your notification area (systray), 3D

Mouse Home (on your desktop) or by selecting properties from the radial menu (by default this is

launched by pressing the Radial Menu Button on the top of the CadMouse).

This slider sets the overall speed for your CadMouse.

speed slider sets speed globally for all applications.

This is where you can configure specific CadMouse settings.

The Buttons panel within 3Dconnexion Properties allows you to assign commands, Macros or Radial

The active application is displayed at the top left of the panel and any changes made are only applied to

that application. This allows you to configure your CadMouse individually for each of your applications.

Some applications feature environment sensitive button mapping.

In those applications you can have different button assignments depending on the current active

environment. More information can be found in the application specific help sections of the affe

You can access the 3Dconnexion Properties panel via the icon in your notification area (systray), 3D

properties from the radial menu (by default this is

The Buttons panel within 3Dconnexion Properties allows you to assign commands, Macros or Radial

The active application is displayed at the top left of the panel and any changes made are only applied to

that application. This allows you to configure your CadMouse individually for each of your applications.

In those applications you can have different button assignments depending on the current active

environment. More information can be found in the application specific help sections of the affe

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Siemens NX

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Siemens Solid Edge

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Assigning "Quick Macros" to buttons

To quickly assign a keystroke or macro to a button, simply click on

the required key or key combination. For example, in the screenshot below, clicking on "CTRL+A" would

make the field active and the next keyboard command pressed would be assigned to button number 1.

Note: When a

macro is created, it always sends a "press and release" command. If you want to assign a

"press and hold" command (for example Ctrl or Shift), you should use the "Keyboard" command

category in the flyout window (i.e. not the "Quick Macro" function describe

Assigning Commands using the flyout window

Clicking on the ">" arrow on the right hand side of the button field opens a flyout window for that

CadMouse button:

The category of the command that is currently assigned to that button is high

Assigning "Quick Macros" to buttons

To quickly assign a keystroke or macro to a button, simply click on the text in the button field and press

the required key or key combination. For example, in the screenshot below, clicking on "CTRL+A" would

make the field active and the next keyboard command pressed would be assigned to button number 1.

macro is created, it always sends a "press and release" command. If you want to assign a

"press and hold" command (for example Ctrl or Shift), you should use the "Keyboard" command

category in the flyout window (i.e. not the "Quick Macro" function describe

d above).

Assigning Commands using the flyout window

Clicking on the ">" arrow on the right hand side of the button field opens a flyout window for that

The category of the command that is currently assigned to that button is highlighted in bold.

the text in the button field and press

the required key or key combination. For example, in the screenshot below, clicking on "CTRL+A" would

make the field active and the next keyboard command pressed would be assigned to button number 1.

macro is created, it always sends a "press and release" command. If you want to assign a

"press and hold" command (for example Ctrl or Shift), you should use the "Keyboard" command

Clicking on the ">" arrow on the right hand side of the button field opens a flyout window for that

lighted in bold.

The flyout window allows you to browse or search for commands in different categories such as

3Dconnexion or application commands. When you select a command by clicking on it, it is automatically

assigned to the CadMouse button:

Using the Live Search field

You can search for specific commands by typing text into the Live Search field. Only commands (and

their parent categories) which contain the text sequence you enter are shown in the flyout window.

Creating Radial Menus

To create a new Radial Menu, expand the "Radial Menu" category and click on "New Radial Menu".