Logitech MX-510

The Logitech MX-510 was a corded optical mouse produced by Logitech in the mid-2000s.
It was later replaced by the Logitech MX-518 which shares many design similarities. The MX-510 looks exactly the same as its predecessor, the Logitech MX-500, but the metallic design on top is either blue or red, instead of the silver of the MX-500.
Features
The MX-510 had 5 mouse buttons plus the scroll wheel (pressing down on it gave you MOUSE3) with MOUSE4 and MOUSE5 being the two buttons on the left-side of the mouse. Because of the asymmetry of the mouse, the MX-5 series was really suitable only for right-handed users. The mouse also had three additional buttons in the middle which could be re-programmed with the accompanying drivers. They defaulted to a scroll-up and scroll-down pair which were above and below the scroll wheel, and the 8th button was intended to help the user quickly switch between programs.
Specifications
Model
* Brand: Logitech
* Model: MX-510
Connections
* Type: Wired
* Interface: USB
Features
* Image Processing: 5.8 megapixels/second
* Max. Acceleration: 15g
* Max. Speed: 40 inches/second
* USB Data Format: 12 bits/axis
Driver Support
The basic functionality of this mouse does not require any additional software being installed. To be able to rebind buttons on Windows XP you will have to install Mouseware 9.80, which is a special version customized for this mouse. Mouseware does not support Windows Vista or later systems.
On Windows Vista and Windows 7, version 2.60 of SetPoint is the last version to fully support this mouse. There is no 64-bit version of SetPoint that properly supports this mouse.

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