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Redragon Mouse FAQ and Macro Programming Guide

Q: How to program a Redragon mouse?

A: You can program Redragon mouse with its software except for the left button.

Q: How to program a Redragon mouse with the macro function?

Please ensure that at least one "left click" function is retained to guarantee normal function of the mouse.

Step 1. Install the software

Screenshot of the Redragon mouse software interface showing macro creation instructions

Step 2. Choose the button you need to set macro, click it and find out the option of “MACRO-MACRO MANAGER”

Software interface showing selection of mouse button and Macro Manager option

Step 3. Click the Start to record the keys you need, then click Stop when finished, press OK and Apply to save.

Macro recording window in Redragon software with start and stop buttons

Please note that this macro function cannot record certain actions such as automatically holding the fire button or the Ctrl+C shortcut for copy. Only keyboard keys with delay times can be recorded.

Q: How to change Redragon mice dpi?

A: Press DPI buttons on the mouse to change the dpi or set the dpi via software if the mouse has.

Q: Is it possible to make right-click (holding) after macro?

A: You could try to add the right-click into the end of the macro and set the max time of delay.

Q: Is it possible to manually hold right click while a left mouse macro is active?

A: The left key is locked and no macro can be set.

Q: Is it available to program the left button from a mouse with macro function?

A: Sorry, the left button is not available for macro. There will be conflict when applied with programmed keys on the left button.

How to Record Macro with Mouse Buttons and Keys in Redragon Impact Software

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