The main control allows users to have full control over DPI levels and programmable button assignments. After configuration is complete, you can save all your settings to the 128KB Inferno Onboard Memory. You can manually fine tune each DPI by either adjusting the DPI slider or through text definition in the X and Y DPI input box. The USB report rate can be set from 100Hz all the way up to 1000Hz. The higher the USB report rate the more the computer communicates with the mouse, at a high DPI resolution. Manufacturer suggest setting the report rate above 500Hz. On the Button response time setting, users are allowed to adjust button response time from 250 microseconds to 32 milliseconds. The Game Profiles area keeps four sets of profiles, one standard and three customizable profiles. All setting changes are saved into the internal Inferno memory, allowing users to load presets from memory and perform without reconfiguration.

The LED lighting system allows a four color stylization (Full Color-Breathing-Rapid Fire-Disable) option to be applied. With the storm tactics function there can be added eight additional Combos for each profile and start for example certain macros during gameplay easely.

The Storm Tactics Macro Support system allows gamers to record all keyboard and mouse inputs into a sequential and organiseable format. The system allows 256 Byte length of string storage, which allows users to input single or compound commands executable. With ability to have manageable time delays between each command users can have full control and assign macros to buttons 3 to 9 on each profile of the Inferno.
There are five execution methods such as:

• Loop (released)
• One shot (released)
• One shot (press)
• Loop (hold)
• Loop (press)