G-Wolves hts plus pro Firmware V5.30 Update Manual
Firmware Version: V5.30|Model: G-Wolves hts plus pro|Release Date: October 2026
1. Overview
This firmware update focuses on Rapid Trigger (RT) optimization and button stability improvements, and includes 4 changes: a new release-point rule when RT is off, optimized debounce for mouse-landing false triggers, a new Long-Press Anti-Intermittent-Click feature, and disabling the USB power-on button check to prevent upgrade failures.
2. Change Details
2.1 Release Point Adjustment When RT Is Off
When the RT (Rapid Trigger) feature is turned off, the release point is automatically set as: Release Point = Actuation Point - 5. No manual configuration is required; the firmware applies this rule automatically.
2.2 False Trigger Optimization on Landing
To address false triggers caused when the mouse is lifted into the air and dropped back onto the desk, this update adds a 100ms debounce time, which effectively filters out erroneous signals generated at the moment of landing.
2.3 Long-Press Anti-Intermittent-Click (New)
This new feature prevents intermittent clicks (click drop-out) while a button is held down. Details:
How to toggle: Long-press both side buttons to turn the feature on or off. It is disabled by default at the factory.
LED feedback: The LED flashes green 3 times when enabled; it flashes red 3 times when disabled.
Effective condition: Only works while the RT feature is turned on.
Trigger logic: Takes effect after the button has been held for 1 second — if the configured actuation point is greater than 5, the release point is fixed at level 5; if the configured actuation point is 5 or less, the release point is set to the actuation point minus 1.
Debounce time: The release debounce time is 30ms.
2.4 USB Power-On Button Check Disabled
The button check performed when USB power is applied has been disabled, preventing firmware upgrades from failing when a button is held down during the upgrade process.
3. LED Status Reference
Action | LED Feedback
Long-press both side buttons to enable Long-Press Anti-Intermittent-Click | Green LED flashes 3 times
Long-press both side buttons to disable Long-Press Anti-Intermittent-Click | Red LED flashes 3 times
4. Important Notes
Long-Press Anti-Intermittent-Click is disabled by default and must be enabled manually by long-pressing both side buttons.
Long-Press Anti-Intermittent-Click only takes effect when the RT feature is on; settings are ignored when RT is off.
Do not hold any button down while upgrading the firmware, as this may disrupt the upgrade process.
After upgrading, it is recommended to review your actuation point and release point settings to make sure they match your preferences.
