Traxsys roller II joystick DS509162/2

A Roller II joystick is a three button switch adaptable USB pointing device with a 3" joystick. It has separate buttons for left click, right click and drag lock with color corresponding switch ports on the back of the units. A flashing light indicates the drag button has been activated. The Roller II products include a key guard to help users isolate on the buttons. Excellent gift for someone who already has everything, and everything he has is always bigger than anyone else's... Kinda like BMW for some people.

Features:

• Drag lock button for easier pointing.
• Three buttons, and three corresponding switch 3,5mm sockets.
• Left and right keys:
  • The left (yellow) and right (blue) keys operate as left and right mouse keys.
• Center key:
  • The center (green) key is used to select the left drag function. When the green key is pressed, a light indicator flashes and the drag key is latched on. This can be used for dragging images on the screen which enables the operator to concentrate on steering the cursor with the joystick without the need to hold the key in the 'on' position. A second press of the green key will release the latch and the indicator light will go off.
• Colour coded buttons and switch sockets.
• Removable finger guard:
  • Helps to locate the correct switch, supports the hand, and avoids pressing the wrong keys. Guard is easily removed if not required.
• Solid construction keeps unit in place.
• Ideal for users with motor skill difficulties.
• Similar to joystick controls on powered wheelchairs.
• Plug and play - no special software needed.
• This roller joystick requires very little energy to operate.
• The roller Joystick just needs holding in the direction that you want the cursor to travel.

Technical details:

• Model:
  • DS509162/2
• Joystick:
  • Dual axis P+G JC200
• Supply:
  • +5VDC +/- 5% @ Max.150mA
• Cable length:
  • 2m
• Interface:
  • USB 1.1
• Colour:
  • Grey         
• Compatibility:
  • PC:
    • All Windows versions and at least most common Linux versions (most likely all where a mouse works)
      • In Linux mouse is seen as a following device:
        • Device 009: ID 04b4:6370 Cypress Semiconductor Corp. ViewMate Desktop Mouse CC2201
  • Mac:
    • OS9 and later and any other USB 1.1 / HID 1.0 compatible operating system such as Sun Solaris
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