When used with mouse button software, such as Origin Instruments' Dragger32™ , mouse clicks are performed by positioning the pointer and dwelling for a selectable period of time. Alternately, selections can be performed using an adaptive switch, such as the Origin Instruments Sip/Puff Switch, or even through use of speech recognition software. HeadMouse Extreme also comes with a built-in infrared receiver that provides optional wireless connections for adaptive switches. A Wireless Switch Transmitter is available for wireless transfer of adaptive switch inputs from a wheelchair to the integrated receiver. HeadMouse Extreme connects to the computer or augmentative communication device through a USB port and operates using standard mouse drivers. The HeadMouse is powered by the host device, over the USB connection. The integrated electronic tilt sensor automatically adapts to even the most unusual mounting requirements. When used with an on-screen keyboard such as SofType™ or KeyStrokes™, HeadMouse provides head-controlled access to all of the full range of functions for both keyboard and mouse, and to thousands of standard personal computer applications including Internet access. Features: Wireless Operation No Cumbersome Head Mounted Apparatus Pixel Precise Pointing, CAD Ready Operates in Conjunction With or Replaces Standard Desktop Mouse USB Mouse Interface Powered from Host Device, No Power Cable Needed One Watt Power Consumption, Typical HeadMouse Size: 3.7 by 2.2 by 0.5 inches (94mm by 56mm by 13mm) Weighs less than 3.5 ounces (96 grams) Automatically Adapts to Any Mounting Angle Standard 1/8-inch (3.5mm) Input for Two Wired Switches Built-in Receiver for Wireless Switches Mounts Available for Notebook and Desktop Computers, and Alternative and Augmentative Communications (AAC) Devices Operating Wave Band: Near Infrared Standard Target: Paper Thin, 0.25 inch (6.5mm) Diameter, with Adhesive Backing Two Year Warranty Origin Instruments Quality, Reliability and Support |
