The all new Jouse 2 is an advanced joystick-operated USB mouse that is controlled with your mouth. Just move the precision joystick with your mouth, cheek, chin or tongue to shift the mouse cursor wherever you want. The further you move the joystick, the faster the cursor travels. You can perform right-click, left-click and double-click actions with the sip and puff switches built into the Jouse2 moves the cursor. The Jouse2 requires minimal action. The cursor movement is fast, smooth and very accurate, which is great for drawing and playing games. The Jouse2 supports four user-selectable versions of Morse Code text input with Dual-tone audio via the sip-and-puff controller. The Jouse2 will mount to almost any desktop. It also includes mounting options for ancillary equipment such as microphones, switches and Web-cams. Compusult also offers custom Jouse2 mounting hardware, switch controls, and interfaces for many special needs. The Jouse2 comes with two types of mouth pieces; a disposable type for multiple users and a rigid, more comfortable type in two different lengths for full-time users. The Jouse2 comes with 20 disposable mouthpieces, as well as two long and five medium -length permanent mouthpieces. The Jouse2 comes with built-in support for two external switches. If the user cannot perform a sip or puff function (e.g., if they are on a respirator), they can use a switch as an alternative. A saliva filter for enhanced hygiene in additional to the replaceable and washable sip and puff tubes and tube holder. A spare filter unit is also included.

• Based on USB technology
• Easier configuration and cross platform compatibility
• Improved hardware and electronics
• Includes Compusult's JoyWrite technology
• Enter characters using combinations of sips and puffs
• Built-in Morse Code capability

The Compusult Jouse 2 Joystick Operated USB Mouse has accurate tracking combined with extremely smooth operation and dwell cursor capability. Jouse2 is a joystick-operated mouse that is controlled with your mouth or chin created by the Neil Squire Foundation. Moving the joystick moves the cursor with joystick emulation. The farther you move the joystick, the faster the cursor moves. Jouse2 also emulates a two-button mouse; button activation can be made with the sip and puff switch built into the joystick. Typing and other keyboard functions can be achieved through an on-screen keyboard such as WiViK3. Text can also be entered by using the sip-puff switch to send Morse code with no external software requirements. The latest design does not require AC power and has a smaller footprint compared to the original Jouse. This in-put device has been developed for those with severe mobility difficulties, cannot use a mouse or keyboard and for who speech recognition is not a choice. There is no need to attach anything to the user just making sure the positioning is comfortable for either mouth or chin use. Care needs to be taken to replace the mouth pieces regularly.