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ROCCAT® Kiro

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ROCCAT® Swarm driver

Driver version: V:1.9345
Filesize: 153.23 MB
Operating systems: Windows® 10 64 Bit, Windows® 10 32 Bit, Windows® 8.1 32 Bit, Windows® 8.1 64 Bit, Windows® 8 32 Bit, Windows® 8 64 Bit, Windows® 7 64 Bit, Windows® 7 32 Bit
Changelog:

- Fix an issue with Easy-Shift[+] all devices

- add new product modules

- fix a memory crash issue

- removal of the AIMO mute effect

Previous versions:

Quick Installation Guide

Below you'll find the Quick Installation Guide for your ROCCAT® Product (multilingual).
(The QIG is available in pdf file format (Please note: Adobe Reader needed).)

Frequently asked questions

1. What’s the Distance Control Unit?
The DCU relates to the lift-off distance and prevents the cursor from moving when you lift your mouse.

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2. What’s polling rate?
The polling rate is how often your mouse reports its position to the PC it is attached to.

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3. The “Breathing” illumination function is not selectable!
The breathing function is only available when the color flow is turned OFF.

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4. What’s the best way to remove/redesign the side elements of the Kiro?
The best and easiest way is to lift up the mouse with one hand and grab the element on the top and on the bottom with your other hand and pull it off careful.

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5. How do I switch my Kiro from left handed to right handed?
Use the “Orientation Switcher”, which can be found in the advanced settings tab.
 

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6. Does my Kiro realize when I switch the side elements?
Unfortunately no, if you change the side elements you have to use the blue arrows in the button assignments to match your new layout.

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7. Why are higher DPI values colored green?
The green marked DPI values are reached through our Overdrive Mode. It gives the sensor an extra boost and enables a higher DPI limit.

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