OPERATIONS MANUAL

Simulator Handling
Mouse – How to Turn a Single Rotary Selector:
When the mouse is placed inside the left or right half—here
illustrated in blue and green—the mouse cursor changes
to a rotation cursor. When this cursor is shown, clicking or
holding the left mouse button will rotate the knob into the
indicated direction. When the right mouse button is held
additionally, the rotation speed will be higher.
When a rotation cursor is shown, the mouse wheel is enabled
as well. On the left half, wheel-down actions turn the knob
anti-clockwise, on the right half clockwise.
Mouse – How to Turn a Dual Rotary Selector:
Rotary selectors which consist of an outer and an inner
ring are surrounded by four quadrants—here illustrated in
four colors. When the mouse enters a quadrant, the cursor
changes to a large or a small minus or plus cursor. Clicking or
holding the left mouse button will then do the following:
Large minus (orange): Turns outer knob anti-clockwise.
Large plus (magenta): Turns outer knob clockwise.
Small minus (blue): Turns inner knob anti-clockwise.
Small plus (green): Turns inner knob clockwise.
In other words, the upper quadrants refer to the outer ring,
the lower quadrants to the inner ring.
When the right mouse button is held additionally, the
rotation speed will be higher.
When such a cursor is shown, the mouse wheel is enabled as
well. On the left side, wheel-down actions turn the rings anticlockwise,
on the right side clockwise.
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