I was wondering since the keyboard doesn't have a full key pad on the side, how is one able to type accents for example: - ALT+0225 = a - ALT+0233 = e - ALT+0237 = i - ALT+0241 = n - ALT+0243 = o - ALT+0250 = u I do see that there is a Fn (Function key).. typically on my laptop for example, I am able to click on Fn+ALT+N and that would be an equivalent for a zero in the number pad.

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HELP PLEASE! I put noise insulation in the keyboard and after that it stopped working, the only sign of life is 5 blinks of orange light.can do something about it? model:DROP ALTv1

Hello all. Am brand new to the idea of building my own keyboard. Have not a clue where to begin this process. I am a Sim Game enthusiast. American Truck Sim, DCS Flight Sim and goes from there. Need some real help on where to start for making my own Full Size, Clickey Mechanical KB. I want each key to have its own backlighting. Are there keys that are better than others for this? Is there a great spot on site for a person who has never even taken a keyboard apart? Let alone fixed or built one? I would like it to fit my theme of Red and Black. Yet maybe have the option of changing things up a bit. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all kindly, Durazell

Currently my ALT v1 does not work with e-marked USB-C cables. I was wondering if the v2 PCBA does support these types of cables (thunderbolt 4 cable for example)?

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