End User Product Specification

PS/2 Mouse-Port MOUSE-TRAK evolution Trackball
Model X-6XXMP

1.0   Scope:

This specification describes the functional, physical, and environmental characteristics of the PS/2 Mouse-port evolution MOUSE-TRAK.

2.0   Functional Specifications:

2.1	Resolution:	160 to 480 pulses per revolution of the ball.
2.2	Input Switches:	Six (6)
2.3	Interface:	IBM PS/2
2.4	Connector:	6-Pin Mini-Din Male
2.5	Pin Assignments:	Pin 1 = PS/2 Data Pin 2 = NC Pin 3 = Common Pin 4 = +5V Pin 5 = PS/2 Clock Pin 6 = NC
2.6	Compatibility:	Microsoft Mouse Protocol, Logitech Mouse Protocol
2.7	OS Certifications:	Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
2.8	Switches:	Mechanically limited, break resistent
2.9	Cable:	72"+-0.5" (Custom lengths available), double shielded, 100% coverage
2.10	Power Consumption:	Idle: 11mA Max: 15mA

3.0   Mechanical Specifications:

3.1	Dimensions:	Approximately 4.5"W x 8"L
3.2	Weight:	1 lb. 0.7 oz, +- 0.05 oz
3.3	Body Material:	ABS, grey
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:	Soft PVC, black

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:	All six of the evolution MOUSE-TRAK's buttons may be programmed to emulate a primary, secondary, or auxiliary key with an action of a click, double-click, or click-and-drag. Brief programming instructions are placed on the underside of the unit while detailed programming instructions can be found in the unit's instruction manual and on the world wide web in our evolution MOUSE-TRAK button programming pages.