Track-It! Switch Interface

Track-IT! is a specialised scanning mouse designed for users with motor skill difficulties, making conventional computer access impractical. Its array of programmable options allows users to personalise the device to meet their specific needs, providing a unique solution for effective cursor control.

Key Features:

• Single-Switch Operation: The cursor direction is selected via a ‘clock-face’ LED array, auto-scanning through options until the desired direction is chosen with a switch press.
• Two-Switch Operation: For users with greater dexterity, one switch controls scanning, while the second executes the highlighted operation. 
• Multiple Switch Sockets: Four switch sockets offer additional functionality, allowing separate access to left click, right click, double-click, or drag.
• Customisable Settings: Includes selectable 4 or 8 directions of travel, 8 scan rate and dwell time settings, and cursor speed control for tailored use.
• LED Indicators: Illuminated LED lights for easy navigation of cursor direction and mouse click functions.
• Mounting Stand: Comes with a mounting stand for optimal positioning near the computer screen.
• No Driver Required: Compatible with contract managed computer systems without needing additional driver software.

Additional Features:

• Full Mouse Functionality: Provides comprehensive mouse operations through a single switch, supporting left/right click, double-click, and drag lock.
• Variable Time Settings: Adjustable time settings for the clock-face LED array and mouse click buttons to suit user preferences.

Ideal For:

• Computer Access: Enhances accessibility for users who struggle with conventional mice.
• Switch Activities: Suitable for users engaging in activities requiring switch access. 

Track-IT! offers a valuable alternative for individuals who find other assistive devices ineffective, providing crucial cursor access through innovative scanning technology. Despite requiring patience, it stands as an essential tool in an assessor’s arsenal for those with significant motor skill challenges.