Slimline Joystick

Perfect for smaller hands, the Slimline Joystick has both a small footprint and a low profile, allowing it to be used comfortably for extended periods by younger users.

Four cursor speed settings allow the unit to be configured for the user’s precise needs. Each of the two touch sensitive buttons may be programmed to be left click, right click, double-click or drag-lock and two sockets allow external switches to replace the touch buttons where required.

Includes audible feedback for the touch buttons, which may be turned off if not required.

Works with iPad using a "camera adapter cable" - sold elsewhere.

Here's the advice from Pretorian Technologies - "Ensure you purchase the correct adapter for your device USB type ‘A’ socket to either Lightning or USB-C plug. Please be aware that some very low cost adapters are not Apple approved and in our experience do not function correctly. Be wary of anything which seems too cheap. Of course genuine Apple adapters are the safest choice but also the most expensive. Our recommendation is to purchase an adapter with a ‘pass-through’ power socket so that you can continue to charge the device while still using the mouse equivalent. They are a little more expensive but we think they are worth it. Suggested search term on Amazon: 'apple camera adapter cable'”.

Features

• Very small footprint
• Height of palm rest from desk 22mm.
• USB connection- compatible with PC, Mac, Chromebook and tablet devices that support external mice.
• Does not require any driver software to be loaded onto host computer- ideal for managed computer systems often used in schools.
• Speed settings and button functions retained if the unit is unplugged or powered down.
• Ships with T-bar handle and large diameter sponge ball.
• Dimensions 145 x 90 x 80mm

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Speed Control Setting

The Slimine Joystick has four cursor speed settings so that the cursor control can be fine tuned for the person using the joystick.

Installation

Switch on your computer and the Slimline Joystick automatically configures itself to either PS2 or USB operation and is ready to use once you boot-up the computer. No driver files are required.

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