3Dconnexion 3DX-700078 CadMouse Pro Wireless Mouse Instruction Manual
- June 6, 2024
- 3Dconnexion
Table of Contents
- 3Dconnexion 3DX-700078 CadMouse Pro Wireless Mouse
- Desktop Setup
- Installation
- Feature Guide
- 3Dconnexion Settings
- Mouse Motion
- Assigning Quick Macros to buttons
- Creating Macros
- 3Dconnexion Home
- Technical Specifications
- Package Contents
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
3Dconnexion 3DX-700078 CadMouse Pro Wireless Mouse
Desktop Setup
Place your CadMouse Pro Wireless on the right side of the keyboard.
Installation
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Connect
Connect the included 3Dconnexion Universal Receiver to your computer. -
Turn on the CadMouse Pro Wireless
Turn on the power switch located on the bottom of your CadMouse Pro Wireless.
Note: Ensure the device is in Universal Receiver mode (LED next to the receiver icon is blue). -
Download and install the latest software package
Make sure you have the latest 3Dconnexion software (3DxWare) installed. The latest version can be downloaded at 3dconnexion.com/drivers. -
Register your product
Register your product after the installation to benefit from 3Dconnexion services.
Feature Guide
3Dconnexion CadMouse Pro Wireless
Middle Mouse Button
The CadMouse Pro Wireless features a dedicated Middle Mouse Button that helps
you quickly access important application functions. It instantly recognizes
the applications you are using, as well as their environments, and
automatically assigns commands to the Button.
Functionality of the Middle Mouse Button in the following applications and
environments:
CAD applications: Use the Middle Mouse Button to navigate (pan, zoom,
orbit) within your drawings or 3D models. Windows: Middle click an application
icon on the Windows taskbar to open the application in a new window. To close
the application, simply hover over the it’s icon and then middle-click the
appearing thumbnail.
Internet browsers: Use the Middle Mouse Button to open a link in a new
tab. To close a tab, simply click on it with the Middle Mouse Button.
Other applications: Use the 3Dconnexion Settings to assign your most
frequently used commands to the Middle Mouse Button. You can, for example,
assign the Format Painter command to the Middle Mouse Button in Microsoft Word
or the Enter command in Microsoft Excel.
Note: The 3Dconnexion driver (3DxWare) is needed to utilize all the
functions of the CadMouse Pro Wireless.
Thumb Buttons
Your CadMouse Pro Wireless comes with two Thumb Buttons, which help you
navigate in CAD as well as in other applications. The CadMouse instantly
recognizes the applications you are using, as well as their environments, and
automatically assigns commands to the Thumb Buttons.
Functionality of the Thumb Buttons in the following applications and
environments:
CAD applications: Press the Thumb Buttons to zoom in and out of the
cursor’s position in your drawing or 3D model; fine tune the zoom level by
continuing to keep the corresponding button pressed.
Text or spreadsheet applications: Use the Thumbs Buttons to quickly jump
to the beginning or end of a document. Internet browsers: While browsing you
can easily jump forward or backward between web pages with the Thumb Buttons.
Other applications: Facilitate your work and use the 3Dconnexion Settings
to assign your most frequently used commands to the Thumb Buttons.
Note: The 3Dconnexion driver (3DxWare) is needed to utilize all the
functions of the CadMouse Pro Wireless.
On-Screen Display
The On-Screen Display (OSD) provides a convenient visual reminder of the commands assigned to the Middle Mouse Button and the Thumb Buttons. After installing the driver, the OSD of the CadMouse Pro Wireless is hidden by default. To enable the OSD, open the 3Dconnexion Settings, select the CadMouse Pro Wireless, click on Buttons, and activate the checkbox Always show On- Screen Display. You can easily drag and drop the OSD to a different position, where it is more convenient (e.g., on the taskbar near the systray). A click on the OSD opens the button mapping panel.
Radial Menu Button
Located between the Mouse Wheel and the status LED you will find the Radial Menu Button of your CadMouse Pro Wireless. Clicking it opens an application or environment-specific radial menu, giving you access to your favourite commands with a simple mouse gesture. Learn in the section Creating Radial Menus how to easily create your own radial menus for any application.
Mouse Wheel
The Mouse Wheel allows for both precise click-by-click zooming in CAD applications, as well as adjustable smart scrolling speed with inertia for fast but precise skimming of long documents or web pages.
The Mouse Wheel provides two scrolling modes:
High Speed Mode: Flick the mouse wheel once to scroll quickly across
multiple pages (approximately 3 pages). Simply flick the mouse wheel again
immediately afterwards, to increase the scrolling speed.
Low Speed Mode: To smoothly scroll through a document and read it at the
same time, first flick the mouse wheel once, then rotate it (click by click)
before the document stops to continue scrolling.
Move the mouse wheel by one increment in the oppositive direction to stop
scrolling.
Connect your CadMouse Pro Wireless
The CadMouse Pro Wireless can be connected via the included 3Dconnexion
Universal Receiver, the 3Dconnexion Keyboard Pro, Bluetooth®, or USB cable.
Note: Since your CadMouse Pro Wireless is factory paired with the
Universal Receiver, you must first disconnect it from your computer before you
can pair it via Bluetooth or the Keyboard Pro.
Pairing via Bluetooth®:
Turn on the device with the power switch located on the bottom of the device.
Press the mode switch button (also located on the bottom of the device) making
sure the blue light next to the Bluetooth icon is active, and press the
Pairing button. Your device should be discovered on your workstation now –
select it in order to finish the pairing.
Pairing via the 3Dconnexion Keyboard Pro:
Open the 3Dconnexion Settings, select the Keyboard Pro, and click on Paired
Devices. Now press Add device and follow the instructions to connect your
CadMouse Pro Wireless with your Keyboard Pro.
Charge your CadMouse Pro Wireless
When the status LED of your CadMouse Pro Wireless turns red, it has less than
10% battery power left and should be charged. Connect your CadMouse Pro
Wireless to a charging port of your computer by using the included USB cable.
As long as the CadMouse Pro Wireless is charging, the status LED will pulse
green, and it will turn solid green when it is fully charged.
3Dconnexion Settings
You can access the 3Dconnexion Settings panel either via 3Dconnexion Home (on
your desktop), the icon in your notification area (systray), or the Windows
start menu.
The name of the active application is displayed at the top of the panel. The
current connection mode, as well as the battery level are displayed by the
icons below the product image.
If multiple 3Dconnexion devices are connected, you can select the desired product to configure by clicking on the flyout button at the top left of the panel.
Speed
This slider sets the speed for your CadMouse Pro Wireless cursor on the
screen. Note: The CadMouse Pro Wireless speed slider sets speed globally for
all applications.
Advanced Settings
Settings that can be configured in the Advanced Settings panel are not application-specific but are the same for all applications system-wide.
Mouse Motion
Enable Acceleration: If the mouse moves slow or fast, the cursor will move
even slower or faster across the screen.
Note: Recommended setting is “disabled”.
Polling Rate (wired mode)
Select the frequency at which the CadMouse Pro Wireless communicates with your
PC when connected by cable. A higher frequency results in more accurate
tracking and smoother movement of the cursor.
Mouse Wheel Speed
Lines: Select the number of lines scrolled when the mouse wheel is moved 1
increment. One page / one screen: Moving the mouse wheel 1 increment will
scroll to the next/previous page.
Smart Scrolling
Adjustable smart scrolling speed with inertia in documents and browsers is
ideal for working in many-paged documents, allowing the user to find specific
pages quickly and easily.
Buttons
- The Buttons panel within 3Dconnexion Settings allows you to assign commands, macros or radial menus to the programmable CadMouse Buttons. The name of the active application is displayed at the top of the panel. Any changes you make to CadMouse Pro Wireless button settings are relevant to this application only.
- While you are working in an application, the On-Screen Display always shows you the current assignment of the buttons for this app. To hide the OSD, uncheck Always show On-Screen Display.
- You have the option to swap the right mouse button and the middle mouse button by checking Swap Middle / Right Mouse Buttons.
A note about Environment sensitivity: Some applications feature environment sensitive key mapping. In those applications you can have different key assignments depending on the current active environment.
Assigning Quick Macros to buttons
Click on the text in the key field and press the required key or key combination to quickly assign a keystroke or macro to a CadMouse button.
When a macro is created, it always sends a press and release command. If you want to assign a press and hold command instead (for example Ctrl or Shift), you should use the Keyboard command category in the flyout window.
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 it is currently assigned to is highlighted 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.
Creating Macros
First click on the > arrow on the right-hand side of the key field, then expand the Macros category and click on New Macro. This opens the macro editor where you can assign a name for your macro and a sequence of keystrokes in the corresponding fields. Clicking on Save will automatically assign the new macro to the button from where you opened the panel.
Creating Radial Menus
First click on the > arrow on the right-hand side of the button field, then
expand the Radial Menus category and click on New
Radial Menu.
This brings up the radial menu editor where you can assign a name and commands
to the different sections. Your new radial menu will be automatically assigned
to the button from where you opened the panel.
3Dconnexion Home
Once you have successfully installed the latest 3Dconnexion driver, 3Dconnexion Home gives you access to various 3Dconnexion apps:
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Trainer:
Learn how to quickly use the 3Dconnexion SpaceMouse. -
Manual:
Here you can find the manuals for all 3Dconnexion products. -
Settings:
Open the settings panel to customize your 3Dconnexion devices. -
Viewer:
Use the 3Dconnexion Viewer to review 3D models. -
Collage:
3Dconnexion Collage lets you create high resolution picture collages with your SpaceMouse. -
Demo:
Test and practice your skills by assembling the landing gear of an aircraft. -
Registration:
Register your product after the installation to benefit from 3Dconnexion services. -
Videos:
Find instructive videos for your 3Dconnexion devices.
Technical Specifications
Dimensions & Weight
- Length: 126 mm / 5.0’’
- Width: 74 mm / 2.9’’
- Height: 44 mm / 1.7’’
- Weight: 140 g / 0.31 lb / 4.94 oz
Battery – 3Dconnexion CadMouse Pro Wireless
Rechargeable lithium polymer battery with a capacity of 1.100 mAh
Supported Operating Systems
Microsoft® Windows, macOS
Supported Software
Package Contents
- 3Dconnexion CadMouse Pro Wireless
- 3Dconnexion Universal Receiver
- Carry Case
- 3Dconnexion Cable USB-A / USB-Micro (Braided 1.5m)
Certifications and Registrations
CE, FCC, RCM, BSMI, ROHS, WEEE, NCC, MIC, IC More information
Warranty
3-year limited hardware warranty
Support
3dconnexion.com/support