End User Product Specification

RS-232 (Serial) MOUSE-TRAK Professional Trackball
Model B-5XX9P

1.0   Scope:

This specification describes the functional, physical, and environmental characteristics of the RS-232 (Serial) Mouse-Trak Professional.

2.0   Functional Specifications:

2.1	Resolution:	192 to 576 pulses per revolution of the ball.
2.2	Input Switches:	Three (3)
2.3	Interface:	RS-232C, 1 start bit, 8 data bits, 2 stop bits
2.4	Connector:	DB-9 Female with locking hardware
2.5	Pin Assignments:	Pin 2 = RXD Pin 3 = TXD Pin 4 = DTR Pin 5 = GND Pin 6 = DSR Pin 7 = RTS Pin 8 = CTS
2.6	Compatibility:	Microsoft Serial Mouse Protocol, Mouse Systems Protocol
2.7	OS Certifications:	Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
2.8	Switches:	Mechanically limited, break resistent
2.9	Cable:	96"+-0.5" (Custom lengths available), double shielded, 100% coverage
2.10	Power:	Line-powered. No external supply necessary
2.11	Power Consumption:	Idle: 4mA Max: 12mA

3.0   Mechanical Specifications:

3.1	Dimensions:	Approximately 4"wide x 8"long
3.2	Weight:	1.2 lbs.
3.3	Body Material:	ABS, Beige
3.4	Ball Material:	Cast Phenolic Resin
3.5	Ball Hardness:	Rockwell H 85
3.6	Tracking Force:	1.5 oz. maximum, 0.5 oz. typical (15g)
3.7	Ball Load:	25 lbs. maximum downward
3.8	Ball Speed:	500 RPM maximum
3.9	Hand Pad:	Injection-molded vinyl, grey

4.0   Environmental Specifications:

4.1	Operating Temperature:	0 to +50 degrees Celcius
4.2	Storage Temperature:	-20 to +60 degrees Celcius
4.3	Humidity:	0 to 95% non condensing

5.0   Accessories:

None

6.0   Documentation:

Included instruction manual

7.0   Labeling:

Standard MOUSE-TRAK labeling

8.0   Packaging:

Each unit is packaged in an individual, protective container which may display a bar-coded label of the customer's specification

9.0   Special Features:

9.1	Right/Left-handed modes:	Yes. See manual for programming instructions
9.2	Programability:	Middle Key: The middle key may be set for the auxiliary function, a primary click-and-drag, or a primary double-click. See manual for programming instructions. Right (Secondary in right-handed mode) Key: The right key may be set for either secondary click or secondary click-and-drag. See manual for programming instructions. Note: Programming will reset to factory default if the MOUSE-TRAK receives a reset signal or power down from the host computer.