Description
Part of the renowned SimplyWorks® ecosystem, the SimplyWorks® Trackball can be used with any SimplyWorks receiver for wireless computer input. Now includes a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, reducing the total cost of ownership and environmental impact. Compatible with PC, Mac, Chromebook and phones/tablets via an adapter.
Like all Pretorian products, SimplyWorks® Trackball complies with the requirements of the Medical Device Regulations (MDR) in the EU.
The SimplyWorks® Trackball uses the latest wireless and optical technologies for interference free operation and silky-smooth ball movement. Pairing with any SimplyWorks® Receiver is a breeze.
Lightweight and robustly constructed with no mechanical wearing parts, SimplyWorks® Trackball can be used as either a desktop or hand-held unit and may also be mounted using industry standard mounting systems.
- Built-in lithium battery
- Works with any SimplyWorks® receiver.
- State-of-the-art radio link with an interference free operating range exceeding 10 metres.
- Durable Optical technology with a large, light touch, free-running ball giving silky-smooth ball movement.
- Low profile - provides a natural hand rest for comfortable operation.
- Left Click, Right Click and Drag buttons
- Programmable Double Click option.
- Colour coded buttons mounted slightly below flush to prevent accidental activation.
- Trackball sockets to operate buttons from remote switches.
- Easy 'plug and play' installation (no additional drivers required)
Did you know?
Up to six SimplyWorks devices can be connected to a single receiver?
Now benefitting from a built-in lithium battery, you can enjoy all the benefits of SimplyWorks® Trackball while reducing total cost of ownership and environmental impact. The battery life is several months on each charge and it may be used while charging (by connecting any USB socket using the supplied cable).
SimplyWorks® Trackball also features colour coded left click, right click and drag buttons mounted slightly below flush to prevent accidental operation. The unit may be configured for left-handed operation and the right-click button may be reconfigured as double-click, which is particularly useful for users who lack the dexterity to double-click quickly enough for the computer to recognize.
Eight cursor speed settings allow the unit to be set to the precise settings that will bring about the greatest benefit to the user.