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how to set "Tracking Speed" to "off"?


Harald Dunkel

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Hi folks,

Is there some way to permanently disable the gyroscope in the magic remote? I can set tracking speed to high, medium or low, but "off" is missing :-(.

With gyroscope enabled the scroll wheel is extremely difficult to use. As soon as I use the scroll wheel the air mouse is activated again. I have the impression that scroll wheel and air mouse do not agree how to move the pointer. Sorry to say, but thats really annoying.

WebOS is version 04.40.15. Every helpful hint is highly appreciated. 

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