SteelSeries Sensei Manuel utilisateur

USER GUIDE

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing the SteelSeries Sensei! This mouse has been developed by

SteelSeries, a dedicated manufacturer of innovative professional gaming gear including

headsets, keyboards, mousepads, and other accessories.

This user guide is designed to familiarize you with all aspects of our product, its setup,

and its usage. We hope that it will be of use to you. If there are any questions that are not

answered or clariﬁed in this user guide, please refer to our website:

http://www.steelseries.com

OVERVIEW

1. 7 programmable buttons

2. Ambidextrous shape

3. Menu system on the mouse

4. On the ﬂy CPI changing

5. Gold plated USB

6. Three zone lighting – Scroll Wheel, CPI Indicator, and Logo

CPI Selection

The CPI (counts per inch) button is the triangle shaped button just above the scroll wheel.

When pressed it changes the sensitivity, or CPI, on the mouse. There are two preset CPI

settings, and pressing the CPI will toggle between the two of them. You can tell which CPI

is set by the color of the small, round LED light between the CPI button and scroll wheel.

LCD Menu

The SteelSeries Sensei is capable of plug and play, and thanks to the LCD menu on the

underside of the mouse, you can also customize the Sensei on the ﬂy. The menu allows

you to change settings such as sensitivity, acceleration, and lift distance on the mouse.

In order to access the LCD menu, hold the CPI button for 5 seconds and turn the mouse

over. When you let go, the menu should appear on the LCD screen. Use the scroll wheel

to navigate up and down and press the scroll wheel button to select an option. Use the CPI

button to conﬁrm changes made and the scroll wheel button to cancel changes.

There are ﬁve proﬁles on board the Sensei mouse, and they can all be separately

customized. Selecting “Set as Current” on a proﬁle will make the current active proﬁle

that the mouse uses, while “Restore Default” puts the mouse settings on that proﬁle back

to its factory default settings.

SteelSeries ExactSense

ExactSense will adjust the Counts Per Inch (CPI) of the mouse, which determines the

mouse’s “sensitivity”. Raise the CPI, and the cursor on screen will move farther with the

mouse. Lower the CPI, and the cursor on screen will move less.

Note: The Sensei has a natural CPI of up to 5700. If you need more sensitivity on your mouse than

that, the mouse’s ﬁrmware is able to Double the CPI (DCPI) to up to 11,400. Reaching the max DCPI

is done by normally setting the CPI in the menu.

SteelSeries FreeMove

FreeMove decides the amount of path correction on your mouse. Path correction is a

default on most mice to compensate for less than ideal surfaces and prevent “jittery”

movement. However, the tradeoff is that the prediction is not always accurate for

incredibly ﬁne movements. Setting FreeMove to high will allow for very straight lines, but

lower settings will allow more precise control over the cursor.

SteelSeries ExactAccel

ExactAccel increases the acceleration of your mouse. Think of it as a dynamic CPI

adjustment. The faster you move your mouse, the more the cursor will move.

SteelSeries ExactAim

ExactAim can almost be considered the opposite as ExactAccel. Very slow, deliberate

movements of the mouse are made with a dynamically decreased sensitivity in order to

increase precision.

SteelSeries ExactLift

ExactLift sets the lift distance of the mouse. Setting a lift distance too high may accidentally

move the cursor when you try to reposition your mouse, while setting it too low may

accidentally lose the tracking of your mouse while moving. Try to ﬁnd a right balance that

is comfortable for your hand.

Polling Rate

ExactRate determines how frequently the computer samples the mouse for information.

Increasing it will make the cursor even more accurate to direct mouse movements, but will

require more resources (both in power and memory) from the computer.

STEELSERIES ENGINE

The Sensei is powered by the SteelSeries Engine software suite, which really enables the

full gaming power of Sensei. Certain features of the Sensei, such as macro creation and

illumination color setting, are only available through the SteelSeries Engine.

1. Download the appropriate software from our website:http://www.steelseries.com/downloads/

2. Launch the installer and follow the instructions on the screen.

Note: To ensure that the Sensei works properly, please be sure that it is plugged in during the

installation.

In order to use the SteelSeries Engine with the Sensei, set the current proﬁle to Proﬁle 1

in the LCD menu (which is the default). Settings made through the SteelSeries Engine will

not take effect on the Sensei unless this is done. In addition, change made to Proﬁle 1

through the LCD menu will be overridden by the SteelSeries Engine as long as the Engine

is active.

SOFTWARE OVERVIEW

Please refer to your user manual for information regarding the SteelSeries Engine and

its universal features such as proﬁle management, macro assignment, and statistics

recording.

Left Handed Use

The SteelSeries Sensei is symmetrical, allowing for ambidextrous use. Selecting the Left

Handed use button will swap the buttons on the right and left side of the mouse.

Settings

Select the Settings buttons at the top bar of the screen. There you can adjust all the

settings found on the LCD menu of the Sensei. For settings that deal with acceleration

and dynamic CPI changes, there will be accompanying graphs that chart how CPI change

with Speed. For FreeMove, the graph will show how much autocorrection is provided in

path movement.

Note: To enable DCPI in the SteelSeries Engine, you must ﬁrst enable the DCPI checkbox and select

a CPI setting between 5701 – 11,400. Unchecking the DCPI box will revert the bar to a range of

30 – 5700 CPI.

To make changes to a setting, you can move the slider across the bar, click on the up/down

arrows next to the setting number, or type the number into the ﬁeld. Furthermore, you can

ﬁnd that there are some settings that are not found on the LCD menu on the mouse.

LED Color

You can choose from a wide variety of colors for the scroll wheel, logo on the mouse, and

both CPI settings.

LCD Setup and Bitmapping

The LCD Setup allows you to set the brightness and contrast for the LCD screen at the

bottom of your mouse.

The LCD screen at the bottom of the mouse can be set to display user deﬁned, custom

images. Under LCD setup, press the “Load Custom Bitmap” button, then browse for your

custom image and select it. After saving, the image should be viewable on the LCD screen

of the Sensei.

There are a few things to consider:

• The dimensions of the image must be 128x32 pixels. Any invalid dimensions will be

rejected.

• The image must be a bitmap, and so must have a .bmp extension. Creating or saving

a bitmap image is available on all graphical image editors.

• Color images will work for the LCD bitmapping, but since the LCD screen is

monochrome, the result may not be as expected. Furthermore, the colors on a black

and white image will be inverted on the LCD screen. Black lines on a white image will

come out as white lines on a black LCD screen.

Maintenance

If at any point you want to undo all the changes made on the Sensei, press the Restore to

Factory Settings button to revert the mouse to its original settings.

Note: that restoring the mouse will not affect buttons and macros on the proﬁle in the

SteelSeries Engine.

On-board proﬁle saving

As mentioned before, the Sensei has ﬁve proﬁles saved onto the mouse. There are

instructions in the menu for how to save settings to one of the on-board proﬁles and how

to load from them onto the SteelSeries Engine as well.

CONCLUSION

This concludes the SteelSeries Sensei user manual. We hope this manual answered any

questions you may have had. If you have any further questions – please refer to our

website: http://www.steelseries.com

Good luck, and Have Fun.

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