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Slippybullet
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theimmc
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SlippybulletI have the V1 of the PCB. One obvious difference between V1 and this one is that V1 has all the switches in the same orientation, which means you cannot install stabilizers on the + and Enter keys. From the photo, this issue has been fixed.
On V1, it sends numeric keypad codes. Pressing Num Lock also toggles the Num Lock on all the keyboards connected to the same computer.
It is definitely not programmable. But you can use AutoHotKey for software key mapping on Windows. V1 also does not have 6KRO. In fact, it appears to be 1KRO (for example, if I hold down "9", pressing "/" does not register. I believe this may have been partially fixed in firmware but as I don't have a recent PCB I cannot confirm.
On V1, it sends numeric keypad codes. Pressing Num Lock also toggles the Num Lock on all the keyboards connected to the same computer.
It is definitely not programmable. But you can use AutoHotKey for software key mapping on Windows. V1 also does not have 6KRO. In fact, it appears to be 1KRO (for example, if I hold down "9", pressing "/" does not register. I believe this may have been partially fixed in firmware but as I don't have a recent PCB I cannot confirm.
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And like someone else I also wonder if it sends proper Num Pad commands or not?
Anyone who is in possesion of this information and could share it? Thanks.