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I work with AutoCad and other programs where I need to constantly alternate between elaborate commands (which i have mapped macros for) and typing specific alphanumeric values.
For this, I created a secondary map with numbers from 0 to 9 and other utilities (like +, / and -) It works wonders so far, but sometimes I forget to turn back to my main map and hiccup on my workflow.
Is there a way to change so that, while I'm at my numbers map, my keyboard (Razer Tartarus) Glows in a different manner so I Realize im at that said map?
Thanks in advance.
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It depends how you have configured it currently. If "secondary map" = Hyperspeed - it's not possible.
But there's a workaround for this. Create 2 different settings profile - 1st default, 2nd with custom number 0-9 and other utilities, then you can change lighting settings on that profile. And finally you'll need to assign switch profile button (on both profiles). Yes, you'll loose 1 key because of that, but you'll achieve desired settigns.
But there's a workaround for this. Create 2 different settings profile - 1st default, 2nd with custom number 0-9 and other utilities, then you can change lighting settings on that profile. And finally you'll need to assign switch profile button (on both profiles). Yes, you'll loose 1 key because of that, but you'll achieve desired settigns.
FiszPL
It depends how you have configured it currently. If "secondary map" = Hyperspeed - it's not possible.
But there's a workaround for this. Create 2 different settings profile - 1st default, 2nd with custom number 0-9 and other utilities, then you can change lighting settings on that profile. And finally you'll need to assign switch profile button (on both profiles). Yes, you'll loose 1 key because of that, but you'll achieve desired settigns.
Works like a Wonder, Thank you!
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