PC & Laptop
The PC is the best platform for assistive gaming: it offers the widest range of assistive input aids – and these can generally be combined with each other without any trouble. For gaming on PC, keyboard mode is usually the best choice.
There's already a wide range of assistive technologies for PC: alternative mouse devices such as joysticks, touchpads or trackballs, the use of individual buttons and switches, specialist keyboards, and head and eye tracking. The advantage: all of these solutions can generally be used in parallel and combined with each other – including with the IntegraMouse AIR.
The IntegraMouse AIR particularly shines through voice input via its built-in microphone. Apps such as VoiceAttack let you create your own voice commands for your games – an additional control path alongside mouse, keyboard and gamepad mode.
Stick sensitivity
In the IntegraMouse Control App, under the keyboard settings, you can adjust a threshold. This determines how much deflection is needed before a signal is sent. The smaller the value, the more sensitively the control responds.
Changing the mapping
In the IntegraMouse Control App, you can set whether the stick sends cursor keys or WASD.