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- IIIIMMMMPPPP((((7777)))) IIIIMMMMPPPP((((7777))))
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- imp - driver for IMP wireless presentation mouse
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- SSSSttttrrrreeeeaaaammmmssss mmmmoooodddduuuulllleeee nnnnaaaammmmeeee:::: _i_m_p
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- _I_M_Pr is a wireless hand-held multimedia computer control device for use
- when giving presentations. _I_M_P consists of a compact, battery-powered
- remote infra-red transmitter and a receiver that connects to the
- computer's serial port. With its unique force-sensitive Control Disc,
- _I_M_P provides all the functions of a traditional mouse or trackball.
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- _I_M_P has a Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price of $199.
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- For sales or additional information, contact:
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- Jack Copper
- ArcanaTech
- 120 South Whitfield Street
- Pittsburgh PA 15206
- +1 (412) 441-6611
- ImpMeister@aol.com
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- The driver uses _i_m_p as the X name of the device. (See _i_n_p_u_t(_7)).
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- The _i_m_p driver provides the usual two valuators for x and y and it has
- five buttons. See _b_t_n_m_a_p below for information on the mapping of the
- device buttons to X buttons.
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- The _i_m_p driver supports the following controls and matching queries:
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- Bias is used to damp the motion indicated by the disk on the imp.
- The bias value is subtracted from the incoming motion delta. Any
- resulting deltas less than 1 are set to 1. This provides an annulus
- of fixed speed around the center of the Control Disc, with smooth
- acceleration as the user presses further out. Bias is applied
- before scaling. Bias should be in a range from about 15 to 75. The
- default value is 40. The minimum value is 0 and the maximum value
- is 75. For example:
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- bias "30"
- sets the bias to 30.
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- bbbbttttnnnnmmmmaaaapppp <_b_u_t_t_o_n _o_r_d_e_r>
- The _b_t_n_m_a_p control permits the mapping of the physical buttons to X
- pointer button numbers to be changed. <_b_u_t_t_o_n _o_r_d_e_r> is a comma
- separated list of button mnemonics in the desired order. The
- default order is "cn,lf,lr,rf,rr". This is convenient for right-
- handed operation. It maps the center button, _c_n, to X button 0, the
- left front button, _l_f, to X button 1 etc. The mnemonic names are:
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- cn - center
- lf - left front
- rf - right front
- lr - left rear
- rr - right rear
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- For example:
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- btnmap "cn,rf,rr,lf,lr"
- sets up a convenient mapping for left handed operation.
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- ssssccccaaaalllleeee[[[[xxxxXXXXyyyyYYYY]]]] <_s_c_a_l_e _f_a_c_t_o_r>
- Control scaling on an axis by axis basis. To use this, first set
- scalewhich _n_o_n_e in the X server (See _i_n_p_u_t(_7)) so the X server
- doesn't clobber your values. For example:
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- scalex "1/5"
- scales core pointer x events by one fifth.
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- scaley "5"
- scales core pointer y events by 5. The default value for both
- x & y is eight-tenths.
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- The _i_m_p driver has an additional query for which there is no
- corresponding control.
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- This query returns either _o_k or _l_o_w depending on the state of the
- battery. The only way to change this state is to change the battery.
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- /dev/input/imp
- /usr/lib/X11/input/config/imp
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